Ecio78

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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   check on the upper right corner after you did the Konami code
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   ArduSat successfully launched in space (with video)(blog.arduino.cc)

   2 points by Ecio78 13y ago|0 comments
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   or maybe it could be used as a ultra low energy bittorrent client: the cpu should be fair enough (many router/nas use 800mhz-1ghz ARM cpu and they offer bittorrent and other clients) and even though this device is low on memory (32MB R
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   How is the performance? My wife owns an old Acer Aspire One A150 and it has become really slow (even if it's running Windows XP) so I'm thinking about installing Linux Mint or.. something else like this?
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   Your experience is interesting because Raspberry Pi will be my first thought for a setup like this. Can you elaborate a bit about your load problems? You said your dashboards are heavy: are you doing heavy data elaboration on the rPi (i.e.
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   So maybe the chinese bots are trying to download random url to check if they find something interesting?
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   I hope I am wrong, but could it be that one of your download host has been compromised and it is been used for some sort of command-and-control server of a small botnet?
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   IMHO share >> save it for later (because many people use other "read it later" apps i.e. Pocket and you can send links to it via share too)
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   by Ecio78 13y ago

   I've just installed it on my ol' Nexus S, it seems to work well, but I'm missing (or I haven't found it?) the native possibility to share articles/HN comments on Android.
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    ALWAYS COMPILE FROM SOURCE - NO EXCEPTIONS. And still you can have problems if the source package has been compromised: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6167000 [ok it's javascript] http://www.exploit-
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    we live until we die, and unfortunately sometimes we die earlier than we want to :)
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Microsoft SQL Server has a couple of methods for querying CSV/XLS(X) files (I remember at least OPENROWSET and BULK INSERT), but sometimes it's a bit tricky to use/configure (have the right OLEDB driver, use INI files for con
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Oh ok, I did a quick search and found this blog article: http://intelnuc.tumblr.com/ and it looked like the cheapest model was the dual port HDMI one.. but you're right, checking on Intel site[1] there's also a Ce
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    It looks like the official pricing is double of the price you're talking about: a bit less than 300$ on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Intel-Computing-Gigabit-i3-3217U-DC321...
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    He says also in the comments: "Manual testing, the ntrssurl parameter was present in an example in the documentation for adding custom news feeds to the plot :) ."
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    I think this is a good reason: http://www.utah.com/nationalparks/bryce.htm I've been there two years ago during my honeymoon and I found it beautiful (probably the best park I visited - together with Yosemite - in
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/one-wipe-charlies
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    You should use case insensitive matching for filtering, if I put "K" on the "begins with" it shows nothing
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Uhm, due to the value of these cars I think that "sophisticated criminal gang" could think about kidnapping one of these scientists and force them to reveal their research.. :/
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Atom could support ECC: http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Atom/Intel-Atom%20S1240.html
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    In Italy of course! An espresso at your favourite bar[1] ranges between 0.80€ and 1.00€[2] [1] expensive exceptions apply, like in really touristic spots like Piazza San Marco in Venezia or similar [2] of course not served to the table but
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Are you sure this is not only due to the fact that you've flashed a new rom (you say flash so it's not OTA, I suppose) so the system is freshly installed? I should try it on my Nexus S that has become sluggish as hell (and I&#x27
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_viable_product
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    just as information, I use the free service http://www.changedetection.com/ to send me email when webpages change (i.e. jobs opportunities). Unfortunately you can't automate the procedure of logging in and/or post
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    I've used this service in the past: https://pricenoia.com/ it can notify you of price change on Amazon AND allows you to compare prices between different countries's Amazon local sites
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    Sounds like you need a new router with a 5ghz channel. According to this review[1] it won't be useful for the Google Chromecast: "Internally, the hardware supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi 802.11, which isn't quite as nice as the dual
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    What’s New in Windows Server 2012 R2: Enabling Open Source Software(blogs.technet.com)

    1 points by Ecio78 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    http://forums.parallella.org/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=138 and https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/golan...
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    just guessing, maybe all the cases where you need parallel computing AND low power: computer vision, robotics (drones, self driving cars etc..), automation and so on?
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    by Ecio78 13y ago

    I was starting a project by using Scrapy: I was essentially going to query everyday a page (a search page accessed by a POST call), getting the results (a list of links) and then get every single result page (download an XML file). The proj