Ambroos

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by Ambroos 9y ago
Autonomous cars drive better in traffic though, since they're not as easily scared by a brake light or caught off guard. I read some research that said that if we'd replace 10% of the cars on high traffic highways with autonomousl
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by Ambroos 9y ago
People are happy Sublime is still alive. It's still one of the best editors out there, and with recent updates it's been getting a lot better at a pretty fast pace.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
A lot of Slack's high (background) CPU usage is caused by GIFs, in my experience. Just did a quick check on my quadcore MBP, having Slack fullscreen out-of-view with nothing animated in view gives it a CPU usage of 0,1% with spikes up
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Telenet in Belgium has a complete IPv6 dualstack rollout on DOCSIS, so it's definitely possible. They've had it for quite some time now, and they're the reason why Belgium is near 50% Google traffic over IPv6. It really just
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Wait, really? Damn, that explains why I love literally every 5-star-rated thing they serve me!
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by Ambroos 10y ago
What bothers me is that once you rated something you can't unrate it, or see what the public rating is.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I sometimes go a whole night without sleep when I'm nervous about something important. I function much better on no sleep than on less than 5 hours of sleep (for one night only that is). What I've noticed is that without sleep, so
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by Ambroos 10y ago
It usually doesn't depend on the model but on the hardware level. Tesla's Model S has had major updates at a pretty high rate, and in 2016 Tesla introduced a new generation of autopilot hardware (more / better sensors). I sus
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Chrome's audio detection is quite smart if I'm not mistaken. A tiny amount of sound is usually seen as 'silent' too, since it'd be practically inaudible.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Yep, this. As a Flemish Belgian (Dutch is my first language) it's a bit annoying that Netflix in general doesn't publish anything in Belgium if there are not at least Dutch or French subtitles available. It's a good thing the
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Try media companies. We have been working to make our television companion apps ATS-compliant. All our advertising / analytics / streaming endpoints had to be HTTPS. We ended up with a list of dozens of domains from over 10 extern
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I think the OS X thing is just offered to be nice, but their controller is effortless to install on Debian, even remotely. I put our controller on a $5 DigitalOcean droplet with Debian 8. Took 10 minutes to set up back in January, has been
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I'd guess because you need a lot of data and a LOT of work to get anywhere close to where literally all competition is already. Even Besides Apple, Amazon and Google no other company really has a decent voice assistant. Even Microsoft
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Thankfully, nobody stores full fingerprints, just derivations (sort of like a hash). And, when those are stored, they are so far always stored in secure hardware elements. The data is never accessible from within the OS, and never uploaded
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Probably, but transporting and storing energy are two things that are still very expensive and bad for efficiency. With few hours of daylight in winter times you simply don't generate enough electricity to cope with the demand. It&#x27
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by Ambroos 10y ago
This is possible with the Content Security Policy header, including automated reports from the browsers when things are blocked. It's hard to implement however since a whitelist of allowed domains can grow very, very large for the aver
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by Ambroos 10y ago
It's Nature Boy, originally recorded by Nat King Cole. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq0XJCJ1Srw - it's one of those songs that's been recorded by a ton of artists from that era. I personally heard Ella Fit
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by Ambroos 10y ago
In Belgium we're up to 49.5% of Google traffic over IPv6, which is pretty impressive. All major ISP's have IPv6 enabled in a dual-stack setup right now. This works because almost all of them provide an all-in-one modem/router
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Only FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) should count as fiber. In Belgium one of the larger cable providers used to advertise their plans as 'FiberNet' while it was only FTTN (fiber-to-the-neighbourhood) and the last step was cable (with si
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I'm not sure about that. DxO rates Sony's very highly, and they're by far the most objective of all the camera ratings. Sony gets a lot of hate online from people comparing full-resolution pictures at 100%. Sony has been usin
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Apple, Samsung, HTC, LG, OnePlus and Sony all use sensors from the same manufacturer for their high-end models (and often just the same sensors). They're all Sony.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I just can't help but notice all phone cameras right now are incredibly close in quality, and the differences don't really matter anymore. The software experience has become the only important thing. There's an easy explanati
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by Ambroos 10y ago
That's just it. If all your developers are familiar with at least the basics of React and Webpack, you aren't adding any complexity. Once you know how things work, a simple Webpack configuration with Babel and 2 presets isn't
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I'm sorry, but once you feel comfortable using React there are very few things that React would not be a good fit for, however small the task. I started coding in JavaScript two years ago, right at the point React was gaining popularit
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by Ambroos 10y ago
document.write can and should be avoided whenever you're writing new code. So while it'd probably still work, you should really look at a modern/async way to do the same.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Not by default. When leaving chrome://flags/#mark-non-secure-as on "default", even in Chrome 55, non-secure sites are just neutral and don't have any specific non-secure indication. This flag has been available
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by Ambroos 10y ago
Sony has been doing it for a while for the Z-range. In fact, they even provided N Preview images for the Z3, as the first and only non-Nexus. The Xperia Z has a fully functional (all hardware, no major issues) Android 4.4 build a week after
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TP-LINK forgot to renew tplinklogin.net, which used to point to router admin IP(seclists.org)
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by Ambroos 10y ago
I think you probably need some pretty big libraries installed to compile it yourself. Using cask you don't have to.
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by Ambroos 10y ago
If X is millions (or even billions), maybe, but you shouldn't. Just use one of the real password algorithms. Never ever roll your own hashing system assuming it's secure enough. It won't be.

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