lilSebastian

I do, for national infrastructure critical systems and services. Edit: it's perl, not pearl, maybe you got auto-corrected

Simply pointing out the fact that you yourself made serious false allegations against someone, then criticise someone else for getting their facts wrong.

> so out the gate your facts are wrong.

Didn't you write "went to jail for banging a 13 year old"? Do you have proof of this?

In a few yeas time they'll have dropped support for the PS4 network, rendering it a brick regardless of battery.

> No consequences Couldn't have put it better.

> The second thing that is wrong is to respond to the second email by doxxing the author to the public.

What evidence do you have for this?

> Yes, if they allowed it to happen it would have bought some institutions down.

Aren't the hedges involved insured to the tune of Trillions (USD)?

By the sounds of it, cooking....

I have experience of the similar software quality issues, however none of this is unique to China, north America, Europe, India, China. My question was specifically related to the hardware most people run, which is often fabd China, given most people take it for granted that this is "safe".

Curious, since much hardware (including CPUs) is fab'd in China, how do you model this risk?

On point for a KS thread

Ah the gamble of crowd funding on a platform who refuse to get involved, even when there has been violations of their terms of use. Some great examples spring to mind.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tangibleinstruments/arp...

'Tangible instruments' have a product 'ready to ship. Turns out to be an empty case. Essentially spent all the investment money, but didn't get ownership of the hardware design from the ee they contracted so had to start again. Still no product, and years after it was due to ship it's been superseded in terms of functionality by products available in the marketplace.

> After all, I gave you like $200. It's not the end of the world.

Where's my $200?

After a TUPE transfer to an Indian company, we all started to get spam calls and texts after we provided our personal contact details to the HR department. We all sit in the same office and received the same series of calls.

There's an info@ email address listed on the website

Wouldn't it make sense to ask him rather than post these questions here?

Older, also on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25211069

The link goes directly to a login page, with no other information. Perhaps you could like to something specific or informative, or alter the title to explain what this is?

Still displays a fraction of the article.

Full archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20201114113947/https://www.newyo...

> Keep in mind these kits are going into 40+ year old cars that don’t have airbags, collapsible steering columns, crumple zones, etc.

Isn't this even more reason to be have safety concerns about the modern replacement kit being introduced here?

Was TUPE transfered to an Indian outsourcer a few years ago. The caste system is alive and well. Happy to answer any questions.

He is a stable genius!

Out of the blue, after 8 years..

Doesn't the 3070 cost much more than a basic PC and the accelerator? Isn't this targets at those wanting to get their feet wet without vast outlay?

I can relate, it's just awful.

Decks have neither of the examples you claim. Are you confusing an deck with a mixer, sometimes referred to as a mixing desk (though incorrectly)?

Both have lower barriers for entry, and protect your privacy better. Given the nature of the post under discussion this seems relevant to proceedings

I'm curious. They can't phone or email you?

Thanks, this looks like a really small form factor PC, not a server/nas.