542458

22 ms·

211.
by 542458 3y ago
Yeah, I work for a company that offered a product that (among many other features) was used by medium-to-large institutional customers to post to and query Twitter… even getting a quote from X was a journey, but when it finally arrived it w
212.
by 542458 3y ago
> The recent (lack of) availability to anyone except commercial/industrial buyers While Pis were a hot commodity about a year ago, today as far as I can tell consumer Pi supply is mostly back to normal. My local vendor has stock of
213.
by 542458 3y ago
That’s kinda half-right. The issue isn’t having a Bowden tube, it’s having teflon that extends into the hot part of the hotend. For example, a v6 lite can’t go above 250 regardless of whether it’s in a Bowden config or not, while a V6 can h
214.
by 542458 3y ago
I’m assuming this is one of those enamel/ceramic non-stick pans. I’ve used a number of these over the years. They’re great for “non-stick that isn’t teflon” (I have a bird, so that is useful to me), but they do degrade very fast if you
215.
by 542458 3y ago
Side note, does anybody know why TPM schemes use a numeric PIN for pre-boot unlock rather than a full alphanumeric password? For a given length (say, 8) a password would presumably be more secure than just a PIN. It’s not like this is a p
216.
by 542458 3y ago
> you can’t fool a good chess AI by making intentionally imperfect moves You actually used to be able to. That’s part of how Kasparov beat Deep Blue in ‘96 IIRC - by forcing the game into unusual situations where the computer would have
217.
by 542458 3y ago
I’m not sure why you feel my thunderbird point is invalid. The parent post on this thread didn’t specify which Mozilla entity they were talking about, so I interpreted it is all of them generally. Mozilla Foundation owns MZLA which pays for
218.
by 542458 3y ago
That’s another great example, thank you.
219.
by 542458 3y ago
Rust was created by a Mozilla employee and sponsored by Mozilla, and Mozilla was the debatably the most significant organization-level contributor to the project from 2006 through 2020.
220.
by 542458 3y ago
Idk, Rust seems to be working out. Thunderbird is working as well.
221.
by 542458 3y ago
Makes firewall/ACL administration much simpler for one. Also makes it easier to hide and/or rotate origin IPs.
222.
by 542458 3y ago
> If they can't consistently serve you at 100mpbs or whatever else then they shouldn't advertise it. But that's true of almost every industry. Your bank advertises that you can withdraw your money at any time, but if every
223.
by 542458 3y ago
> The costs for your ISP are fixed whether they serve you 1MB or 1TB. That's only true in a very abstract sense. If everybody went from using 1MB/day to 1TB/day there would be massive congestion issues and costs would in
224.
by 542458 3y ago
Reading the article, it sounds like the headline is a bit off. As far as I can tell, they’ve halted on issuing most *new* civilian firearm export licenses for 90 days, not stopping exports where licenses have already been issued.
225.
by 542458 3y ago
Isn’t part of the point of the article that it is not a starting point UI? “[The admin] is not intended for building your entire front end around.” Or have a misunderstood what the author is saying?
226.
by 542458 3y ago
Lots of news articles about this - they dropped it from the latest iteration of the 3 a little while ago, after dropping it from the S and X a couple years ago. https://www.forbes.com/sites/brookecrothers/2023&#x2F
227.
by 542458 3y ago
Analogies comparing household finances to government finances are pretty apples to oranges. A household can’t easily get unsecured loans below prime, print money to cover debts, or do many other things that governments can.
228.
by 542458 3y ago
Yes, thank you. And while you can definitely bias your reporting by only recording one side's accusations, that's not what happened here. As far as I can tell, most major news orgs' articles were updated as soon as Israel put
229.
by 542458 3y ago
Reuters, Sky, PBS, CBS, etc. don't make any specific accusations about who was responsible in any articles I could find - they all report both accusations for who was responsible.
230.
by 542458 3y ago
I think there’s a pretty big difference between something like the AP or Reuters that takes accuracy seriously, and many of the organizations that game the YouTube algorithm and just publish whatever gets the most engagement to drive themse
231.
by 542458 3y ago
Is that really true? As far as I can tell Mozilla is saying that car manufacturers typically give bad/no opt-outs or data controls (which is a very legitimate thing to highlight!)… but you can still buy new cars (at least a couple year
232.
by 542458 3y ago
The argument that I’ve heard against this is that pro athlete training is already really dangerous - yet athletes are valuable enough that their handlers have some incentive to be reasonably cautious to not push things too far most of the
233.
by 542458 3y ago
Where this breaks down is that because of the nature of the internet and DDoS attacks it’s not something that can easily be solved with better policing - even identifying a perp might be near-impossible, and they might be in another country
234.
by 542458 3y ago
I'm not sure I'd fully trust carcomplaints either, from my brief perusal of it. Many vehicles on the site show a large number of complaints for "Soy-Based Wiring Chewed by Rodents". But the idea that soy-based wiring is
235.
by 542458 3y ago
Cloudflare supports EDNS, they just don't support the optional EDNS Client Subnet extension.
236.
by 542458 3y ago
I think it's also worth noting that Cloudflare's implementation is EDNS compliant. The EDNS extension for sending the client subnet is explicitly optional in the standard.
237.
by 542458 3y ago
Segments of HN have been predicting the imminent collapse of the US dollar for at least the last decade. One thing 10-years-ago HN had but today doesn’t is the constant predictions of the imminent collapse of the VC startup model in general
238.
by 542458 3y ago
I don’t think that’s the only reason to use one. They also have value as a well known and well supported hardware target even in cases where the GPIOs aren’t needed. For example, the hobby 3D printer community uses them extensively for thi
239.
by 542458 3y ago
Isn’t Amazon also the publisher for a nontrivial number of ebooks on Amazon?
240.
by 542458 3y ago
I agree with most everything else you’ve said, but I feel like I’m using a different windows than everyone else when they talk about “forced reboots”. This never happens to me! I’ve seen prompts, but they were always able to be delayed. Is

More ›