Sanity Check
An Anker 4-port usb hub is $10usd, so I think you're analysis is pretty much right.
669 publicly visible posts • joined 10 Mar 2015
Are you suggesting that Boeing somehow deserves the benefit of a doubt ?
The crash investigators won't be swayed, but it's completely reasonable for lay speculation. This is what it means to lose credibility due to repeated episodes of criminal incompetence.
financial engineering "innovation".
Maybe there really is a plan there, and finance-speak is the same for both, but I'd be more confident if they were discussing customers and products rather than margins ( and having written that, I'm having a Dilbert flashback ).
The same tool can be employed to different ends. The post ww2 US policy has been to buttress their soft power, industry, and political reach.
China clearly has ambitions to unrivalled global influnce, but a far shorter history to gauge. Discounting military actions seems foolhardy.
Yes, very nice summation of the current options.
I've been doing something similiar where based on the "one thing" I wanted to do I was either dual booting, or running vmware player, or running wine.
But to have the idea of "run the app not the OS" formalized as a technique is quite helpful.
"An issue with regard to the tech of homeworking, may be security. Each homeworker is a potential access point to your servers."
It's called a VPN, and it's a commodity service. And the primary infection vector is spoof/phishing emails
On your larger point, it Absolutely is a global war against the subsrerviant.
You know this because (to pull from a post farther down) ...
Study finds a quarter of bosses hoped RTO would make employees quit https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/09/rto_quit_study/
So you propose that most sane employees would trade a 1 month severance for:
- Loss of Job
- Loss of references
- Fired for cause
- Criminal preosecution
???
I think you need brighter co-workers.
However you are correct that MFA is not a solves-all. It is 1 part of a complete plan.
Discalimer: I AM NOT a keyboard geek. but ... there are several answers here
1) If I had to get a new KB RIGHT NOW, I would start with Keychron (despite the incredibly confusing lineup). Several models actually allow you to swap out the switches!
2) The beauty of the Cherry MX is that they standardize the feel, regardless of KB maker.
Once you find the variety you prefer, any KB using that switch will feel the same.
My daily work KB is a CM Storm using cherry MX Blue. Green are supposedly the closest to the Model M
3) What did you do to your model M ?
Those are literally indistrucable. I've cleaned coffee out of my home Model M, by bathing it in distilled H2O, then letting it dry for several days.
If you want that back in you life, you can get them new from Unicomp (pckeyboard.com)
4) If you want real 1980s throwback feel and nostalgia there's modelFkeyboards.com
1) This is capitalism at work, and it benefits the company (at least in theory)
To do the job with an internal person, they have a cost:
salary of person
+ cost of management
+ cost of overhead
---------------------------------------------
cost of job
But by outsourcing they save money
cost of job = salary of external contractor
2) Companies might want to evaluate their employees for "stability"
It's possible that they could look at demographics and discover that workers less likely to go "lone wolf" are perhaps
- Married
- Female
- Older
- With family
After you clean your spittle out of your eyes you can read KeyboardIO's explanation of the economics of manufacturing - it's infomrative and correct.
And note that the deminimis value of $800 means that the savings are mostly on low-end consumer products. God forbid that retirees and low-income earners get a cost break on the stuff they need to live.
Watch for it - declining stock markets, declining productivity, more unemployment, more personal bankruptcy, more functionally poor, more lining up at the foodbank.
Just like the tariffs themselves, it's the end consumer that takes it in the shorts for the idiocy of the government.
Does doordash steal your tips?
Did Doordash fraudulently retaliate by inventing groundless accusations of fraud against the customer ?
Does Doordash require the photo, then ignore their obligations to manage the photos ?
Is doordash promoting an "Express fee" that actual does nothing except get more money out of the customer ?
I would not accept that code in a C app.
I would not accept it in a C file
I would not accept it in a H file
I would instead recommend your a** be fired.
The point of using a common header format to share program definitions ("idl") has merit .
Abuse of the facility is not the use case for discarding the tool. Or maybe that is in fact the Rust approach to programming.
In a similair vein, back in the 90's (if i remember the details correctly) there was an engineer at Nortel that created a custom hardware device that could crack an n-bit secret in time x at a cost of $1M, and it could be deployed in parallel.
His point was that this hardware made key cracking practically an economic function. You could in theory choose the level of encryption needed to make your data "too expensive" to be decrypted.