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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Kind of close with TokenSets[0] managing Mirror[1] backed assets. Things like the DeFi Pulse Index[2][3] I believe are automatically re-balanced by evaluating the weights on the third week of the month and then applied the first business da
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
What support exactly? Years ago I added Yubikey support[0] to KeePassXC. You'd have to migrate your database to KeePassXC and you could use any combination of keyfile, password, and YubiKey. [0] https://github.com/keep
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2021: A SPAC odyssey: A closer look at blank-check offerings for Bakkt and SoFi(techcrunch.com)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Didn't know this, makes sense. Least the UI still seems pretty nice almost 4 years later and not ruined by other non "decent" parts. For those curious: https://www.coindesk.com/kraken-acquires-digital-currenc
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Also I think it's admirable that the cryptwat.ch web page is mostly free and ready to use (+ features for some fees) and no where above the fold are they promoting Kraken to funnel users in. Looks like they just want to make a solid tr
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Another vote for Kraken. I discovered https://cryptowat.ch and thought it was the most polished and feature rich trading UI I had seen for crypto. I later learned this is a Kraken project that works with any exchanges and that t
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
This is true when writing to a file. The goal of my PoC was to not write a file and instead to stream to the web browser.
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Termshark v2.2.0 released now with vim support(github.com)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
> I need to open a very large CSV file in Python, which is around 25GB in .zip format. Any idea how to do this in a streaming way, i.e. stopping after reading the first few thousand rows? Replace the `file_paths` list in my proof of conc
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
As a borg user I've been quite happy after iterating between rolling my own and managing the headaches. My most recent memory of borg was when I realized I'd been backing up superfluous files I didn't expect. I thought I&#x2
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
I built a streaming zip app using nothing more then the Python stdlib zip implementation and some os primitives. It runs on a small embedded device that can stream zip archives many times larger then the disk or system ram without any issue
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
I'm a big fan of cgdb; https://cgdb.github.io/ Works great for native and cross compiled apps
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NSF releases footage from the moment Arecibo’s cables failed(arstechnica.com)
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2020 Linux Foundation Annual Report(linuxfoundation.org)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
For those running `make`, add this to you shell init to set the concurrency level via env var: > expert MAKEFLAGS=-j$(nproc)
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Boeing 737 Max cleared to fly after deadly crashes forced a two-year ban(theverge.com)
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President Trump has fired the official in charge of election cybersecurity(theverge.com)
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Arch Conf 2020 – Talks and content release(conf.archlinux.org)
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My Unforgettable Uber Ride(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
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Scientists Find It Is Better to Drink Coffee After Breakfast, Not Before(scitechdaily.com)
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Statement regarding BGP hijacking on September 29(protonmail.com)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Looks like they are still trying to figure this out[0]. Also "hundreds" of accounts seems on the low side, anyone know the actual number of Redditors impacted? [0] https://twitter.com/reddit/status/131170
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Reddit accidentally banned hundreds of accounts connected to IFTTT(androidpolice.com)
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Espressif ESP32: Bypassing Flash Encryption (CVE-2020-15048)(raelize.com)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Seems that this is the only logical next step if you publicize a false confiscation and don't want to look bad.
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US Customs isn’t backing down, says seized OnePlus Buds violate Apple AirPods TM(theverge.com)
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
> Some may ask why the outlets are installed upside-down, its common in commercial settings to do this as it means if the cord sags down, only the ground prong will be exposed. Things can also get lodged between the two hot prongs if the
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
Wow, amazed they have iptables (and ipsets) in the report but no mention of nftables in 2020. A 2017(!) test by RedHat[0] shows that nftables scales much better with more complex rules then iptables. The original post shows the same, again
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
> Faster Applet execution What does faster mean? My biggest frustration is that my Maker Webhooks[0] requests take hours (4 hours on average maybe?) to execute with Wyze integration. [0] https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks
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by 2bluesc 6y ago
> That dollar amount is based on another estimation that an average of $46,000 is spent on each patient who tests positive for COVID-19. Anyone have an idea on where that dollar amount came from? If many infections are asymptomatic then

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