Chilinot

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by Chilinot 6y ago
This is why i have setup one of my linux servers to automatically download all photos and videos from my shared google photo albums each night. This allows me and my wife to easily share photos of our daughter with each other, as well as ha
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by Chilinot 6y ago
This is a genuine issue. Dont understand the downvoters. I completely agree.
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by Chilinot 6y ago
Yes, that was a typo on my part.
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by Chilinot 6y ago
The speed of light is just the speed of any particle without matter. We just use "speed of light" since its simpler to understand and talk about rather than saying "speed of matter-less particles". The speed of sound is
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by Chilinot 6y ago
Same in my country. There has been a surge of people at the hardware stores buying supplies to repair/improve their homes as a way to pass the time when you no longer can travel. I guess they put their travel money into home improvemen
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by Chilinot 6y ago
Well if you hadnt payed it back, then the house wouldnt have been payed. And the purchase would be invalid. Also your bank would probably have taken legal action against you.
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by Chilinot 6y ago
The question is, what do you do when you reach a plateau? Do you invest more time and money? Maybe the skill level suits you well and you don't feel a need to progress further? Maybe deeper understanding is not necessary to do your jo
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by Chilinot 6y ago
I hope he sold at june 8. He would have made some serious bank. But even if he sells today he will turn a profit
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by Chilinot 6y ago
There are several comments here that explains the difference. Summarized, previous autopsy blamed pre-existing heart condition for the death. While this new independent autopsy determined it to be asphyxiation.
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by Chilinot 6y ago
It is just staggering to believe that they tried to hide the real cause of death amidst all this protesting. Like they genuinely thought they could get away with just sweeping it under the rug.
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by Chilinot 6y ago
A previous autopsy said it was his heart that failed.
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by Chilinot 7y ago
I fully agree. Removing the master branch which is just fluff that noone uses you essentially come to trunkbased development.
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by Chilinot 7y ago
Sure, developing and publishing an app or a library to be used by other developers is the easy part. What is difficult and expensive is setting up the infrastructure for hosting all of the content generated, and api-servers for handling req
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by Chilinot 7y ago
The video you linked contains menus and submenus.
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by Chilinot 7y ago
How so?
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by Chilinot 8y ago
> If you can test each part of a system independently, and the parts connect in a reasonably trivial fashion, it’s about as good as testing the whole. Not really, which is why integration tests are so important.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
It's as safe as it can get. None of the versions he showed in the post actually read any data from the attacker. It only accepts the connection, then writes random data to it every 10 seconds forever.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Considering the amount of people (myself included) that have grown up playing video games and shooters. I think we have enough empirical evidence that violent video games do not in fact raise violent people. Im only looking at the crime rat
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Im using Syncthing as well, and in my Syncthing dir on my laptop there is currently 52 GB of data. That includes a synchting-share for my automatic backups and my "dropbox" replacement (a simple directory for syncing between phone
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by Chilinot 8y ago
The "funny" thing is, it wasnt using HTTPS, it was on the 443 port. But the data was sent unencrypted.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
> ... It is like installing a tiny microwave oven next to your brain and running it continuously. ... No, it is not like that at all. Wifi/cellular radio do not generate even close to the power required to affect you in any way. [1]
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by Chilinot 8y ago
It's that people will more generally trust the logs of the smart device to be correct, than whom the owner of the knife is. It's more about people putting more trust into smart devices than they should; and the fear this gives me
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by Chilinot 8y ago
While I can certainly see its benefits in cases like this. It also worries me that falsely accusing someone of murder becomes ever so easier when courts start to trust these devices more and more in the future. For example, a murdurer wanti
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Have you tried hard links?
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I would recommend Syncthing. Fully open source. It is however self-hosted. But they have clients for basically everything, including mobile phones.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I think it's also important to take note that the 418 status code may be "short and stout".
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I would certainly recommend reading up on the GDPR legislation. There are plenty of summaries that are good and covers the important aspects. Because once you understand GDPR, complience can follow naturally while you develop your applicati
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by Chilinot 8y ago
If your product can't follow the GDPR legislation then I'm glad you don't allow EU residents to use it. Since you are most likely abusing the privacy of your customers. While I'm a bit annoyed at the amount of paperwork
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by Chilinot 8y ago
The board game Risk.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Also, the times a manpage contains examples seems like 1 in 20.

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