This is a great way of phrasing things.
Services that are necessary for life (like healthcare)…if other countries have figured out how to make it affordable/free (at point of use), any person or industry that tries to extract profit out of it is literally anti-American.
This is USB over IP, not IP over USB.
The product you linked is for USB devices to be able I be used over a network. One common use-case is getting hardware license tokens (on a USB dongle) accessible to a virtual machine…especially when that VM can move dynamically between hosting servers for load-balancing or fail-over.
The closest I’ve seen is a cart intended for tablets or Chromebooks that gives 60W PD + Ethernet over one USB-C port. So something similar exists. I think with this though, you had to bring your own Ethernet switch.
I would love to see something like that, but with active cooling and 180-240W PD. And probably dual L6-30s, if not more, to power the damn thing.
The subscription service/pay-to-play being everywhere has to stop eventually, right?
Like, eventually enough consumers will realize that they are bent over the barrel by their services.
I was darkly joking that Microsoft is like an abuser in another post yesterday, but the more I thought about it, the more the metaphor stuck. They take and take, make decisions on your behalf, cut you off from outsiders and make it increasingly difficult to escape the longer you let them get away with it. And that’s not Microsoft’s fault…that’s capitalism, baby!
Op, I may be misunderstanding. Are you saying the blog owner used your quote in the article, or are you saying a botted comment used your name and content?
The former is fair use, the latter is outrageous.
There is of course a third possibility, and that is that you should check your Carbon Monoxide detectors.
Part of me thinks that’s (a part of) why they were pushing the death penalty for him now.
Mine.
I should state that I’m not a programmer. I’m a network engineer.
I work for a space (among other things) contractor, and there are days I feel like I’m mission control for Apollo 13.
My racist FIL was quite proud of his little black figurine in a shot-glass.
Plot twist, she really did like getting pissed on, and she knew it ahead of time. She was gaming you for that golden shower.
Je suis Charlie.
Oh shit wrong Charlie.
From a networking perspective I’m impressed.
Yeah, high density APs that can handle a lot of clients exist, in theory…but in practice you can’t expect many devices to be simultaneously in-use. Having this many clients per square foot? SNR for those phones must be terrible. Amazing it works.
What kind of goose tries to avoid its bill?
Don’t forget PBS.
Sesame Street is literally one of the most effective pieces of western propaganda. Reaching, primarily, kids and moms, in oppressive, patriarchal societies…and delivering messages of acceptance and equality right into their homes.
Better pull the plug from that, right Donnie?
$2.99 for three ears of corn? Man that’s cheaper than getting it from the pirates…they want a buck an ear!
That’s a savings of 0.33333~ cents per ear. Put those infinitely repeating 3s into a HYSA and you’ll be millionaire before you know it.
Throw the bullet first. Then make sure they know the next one will be faster.
4 Michelob Ultras. That’s like, 1 beer.
I do remember one night I was high as fuck and went to Ruby Tuesdays or TGI Fridays or IDGAF Thursdays or something, and there was this party of four that were just the drunkest, rowdiest, gayest men I think I had ever seen. Like, name a gay stereotype, there were at least 2 of them at the table.
Anyways they had a rant about Michelob Ultras, and it was probably the funniest conversation I ever overheard. I completely forgot about until I looked at the receipt and it jogged my memory. It became a meme among a group of friends I broke ties with like a dozen years ago. Now all I remember is Michelob Ultra and that’s it. Also, I’m high as fuck now. Weird how that works.
That looks like ASAC Schrader and Heisenberg…
I had to do some work for the town of Newtown, CT, where Sandy Hook is. It was several months after when I was there, working with the local government offices, and you could still feel collective trauma hanging in the air.
Can you try that again, without having a stroke?
How do you feel about manatees?
Ooh…or a capybara?