BenjiWiebe

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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
Print - sign - scan. I've never been told to keep the physical print out. I've also never had someone refuse my too-perfect digitally inserted signature, but I could totally see it happening. Oh and I don't like signing stuf
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
$30/quarter, so ~300 pages. Also noticed that the fee is capped at $3/document, but I don't know how often a single document is longer then 30 pages.
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
Ya I think they meant 'GPS'.
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
I've encountered flibbertigibbet and Brobdingnagian. Never encountered hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia before, at least I don't remember encountering it. Flibbertigibbet appears in some of the Little House on the Prairie (La
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
Tangential - in the case of low profile tires, I've seen pothole damage where the rim itself was broken. That causes a "flat tire" even if the rubber tire itself survived.
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
Just because it isn't toxic doesn't mean it is edible...? I would not allow my child to eat drywall, but neither do I consider drywall toxic. i.e. if they started chewing on some drywall, I wouldn't haul them to the E.R. in a
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by BenjiWiebe 4mo ago
Yes it only allows US as the shipping address, and only US/Canada as billing address. The only reason we even allow Canada billing is because some of my relatives (Canadian) will order it and have it shipped to a parcel service on the
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Also why do you need 1uS for motor control? 1uS is 0.1 degrees of rotation at 16,666 RPM if I did the math right. I don't know much about motor control, is it normal to need that fast of feedback?
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
The datasheet apparently doesn't say, but judging by their other products' listed 12 bit SAR ADC sampling rates (and assuming this one is similar to what appears to be their standard ADC ) the conversion time will be on the order
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Looks like you need an external PHY. It can talk to the PHY with RGMII which uses 12 pins, which are muxed with GPIO8-19.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
The credit card tester bots go through the checkout process. PoW wouldn't be a big issue for them though since their volume is much lower.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
I would LOVE to be able to use rate limits (well actually, since I'm dealing with fraud not scraping, I'd ban the IP). I can't, because every request comes from a new IP!!!
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Well I administer an ecommerce site, and for the checkout page I block everything besides Canada and USA. Because those are the only two countries that we've ever in the life of our business, had a legitimate order from. It prevents th
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
If the bad guys also had to pay $50/month/IP it would probably work. The bad guys don't pay that much. And sometimes the bad guys actually use the IPs of other people (botnets on residential IPs) and don't pay anything
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Maybe a plain WordPress install. Run something like WooCommerce and install a bunch of plugins to get the functionality that WordPress and WooCommerce should have built-in, and suddenly a cheap VPS can only handle 2 or 3 requests per secon
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
I'm not understanding your example; as far as I know gypsum/gypsum drywall isn't toxic.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
If the URL was unpublished, isn't that the same-ish as password protected? All about bits of entropy i.e. difficulty if guessing.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
De-Googling (in this context at least) means not running Google software on your phone. No Google Play Services always running in the background, plus not using Google apps.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
You bend over and curl your head towards your body.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
And in a WebView on Android.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Should work to boil it to drive out the carbonic acid as CO2.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Sometime when you don't need it, pick up a box of whichever kind of sudafed you need to have a stock of both extended/regular.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Yep. If I take someone's credit card, I can use it all I want, until either 1) they notice and cancel the card, or 2) I trip the fraud protection with unusual spending patterns.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
In our case, we're a small business, and we don't do email marketing. So I'd say that anything of ours that gets dropped by Outlook isn't trash. The only non-hand-typed email we send are transactional - actually tran
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Yes I've only used the one that came with my Hakko soldering iron, and I just got a replacement from Hakko since my old one is getting pretty full of solder bits. The tip on my soldering iron is perfectly fine though.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Why not use brass wool? I've used it for a long time and not noticed any problems. My soldering iron tip looks and works great.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Don't know - we also don't pronounce plenty of other letters too. Plumbing is plumming not plum-bing. Also apparently the word solder comes from Middle English 'soudure' which doesn't even have an L in it.
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Did you know that "real" Parmesan cheese (Parmigiano-Reggiano) is made in copper vats? And copper plumbing is super common for potable water? And plenty of spirits are distilled in copper stills? I mean, encouraging handwashing is
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Maybe they could announce a pricing increase for a somewhat distant future date. Maybe $1/month starting in 2 years, then increasing to $2/month for the next year, $3/month for the next, on until they feel they're coveri
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by BenjiWiebe 5mo ago
Exactly. Outlook is the main source of deliverability headaches.

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