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541.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Apt only knows about the files that are listed in the package.
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Slack now blocking old/unsupported browsers(get.slack.help)
2 points by Evidlo 8y ago|0 comments
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by Evidlo 8y ago
Apparently this is what ipsec is for, but it looks like the Wiznet device they're using doesn't have support in its IP stack. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/computer-network-ip-security-i...
544.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Does ssh or telnet have a similar feature? Transmit in plaintext but prevent others from tampering with my box?
545.
by Evidlo 8y ago
This happened to me on Discord. I ended up just getting the admins to bridge the room into Matrix and joining there.
546.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Let's compute travel time assuming constant acceleration to halfway point, and then constant deceleration to the destination. 'a' is acceleration and 'd' is distance to the star. v(t) = at
547.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Why is that? GDPR reasons?
548.
by Evidlo 8y ago
It's different because then not every "number" will result in a call being placed. Determining whether a number is valid requires making a call, which ties up robocallers.
549.
by Evidlo 8y ago
You might be able to host an instance of Asterisk [0] and set up call forwarding based on the extension [1]. I haven't played with Asterisk before, so I'm not 100% certain. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As
550.
by Evidlo 8y ago
What if the caller was required to know the first character of the recipients last name and enter that on the keypad?
551.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Looks cool. I'd like to see more widgets though, like a checkbox or simple form widget. One package just for a radio list is too much like the npm way of doing things.
552.
by Evidlo 8y ago
The mumble URI lets you embed a password: https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Mumble_URL#Username_and_Passwo...
553.
by Evidlo 8y ago
It just depends on what your definition of a Martian minute is. If you define it as 1/(24*60) of a Martian day, it is different from an Earth minute.
554.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Here's a success story of the FCC busting someone last year: https://mashable.com/2018/05/13/fcc-fines-spam-robocalls-flo...
555.
by Evidlo 8y ago
These devices are way too small to be damaged by CME.
556.
by Evidlo 8y ago
They're not programming languages, but they are widely considered languages. HTML stands for hypertext markup language.
557.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Self-plug: passhole is a keepass CLI password manager that has this feature built in. http://github.com/evidlo/passhole
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Show HN: Passhole – CLI password manager(github.com)
2 points by Evidlo 8y ago|0 comments
559.
by Evidlo 8y ago
You might be interested in Funkwhale: https://funkwhale.audio/
560.
by Evidlo 8y ago
What challenges did you encounter implementing this in bash that you wouldn't expect from a conventional programming language?
561.
by Evidlo 8y ago
This is what a local milk company does in Illinois (Oberweis). You get $1.50 for returning the jug to the store. https://patch.com/img/cdn/users/37924/2013/01/T800x600/3722a...
562.
by Evidlo 8y ago
I've been doing this for years without any trouble.
563.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Pretty sure their heartbeat and breathing detection was for still bodies only. I sat through one of their presentations. Definitely cool, but I think a bit overhyped.
564.
by Evidlo 8y ago
USB tethering long enough to download drivers has been a reliable way for me to get around this problem.
565.
by Evidlo 8y ago
I found the selection of 2D constraints to be very limited compared to Solidworks (e.g., no symmetric constraint). Also, last time I checked (about a year ago), it didn't really have a way to create assemblies from parts.
566.
by Evidlo 8y ago
I'm glad to see there is finally a binary C2S transport in the works.
567.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Nheko is not currently maintained. See Fractal https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/fractal .
568.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Fun, but a bit blurry.
569.
by Evidlo 8y ago
I don't get the node way of doing things. Why should the availability of modules be dependent on the current working directory? Seems brittle to me that your app can't find its libraries because you ran it one directory up/d
570.
by Evidlo 8y ago
Others have pointed out that it doesn't seem possible to identify a single face out of millions with enough confidence to issue a fine with current technology.

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