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by Huppie 2y ago
Not OP but IIRC it took over three years for my Keyboard.io Model 01 to arrive. I was afraid the money was lost at about the two year mark so it was a nice bonus when they finally started actually producing and shipping the thing. I've
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by Huppie 2y ago
I remember using that package (and it's compatible .NET implementation) ages ago, glad to see it's still around and being maintained. I remember testing out various libraries (not sure if a proper JSON Patch library was already a
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by Huppie 2y ago
You may nog hear it a lot because it's mostly warranty issues and consumer protection is pretty good here so with most issues it'll be handled quickly and under warranty. I've had pretty much my entire electric drive system r
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by Huppie 2y ago
Our experiences differ sadly. My bafang motor has seen a lot of issues in the ~1.5 years I had it. The bike shop (also) claimed rain and mud where a problem and they considered the ~1000 km per month I rode it 'misuse'. I had a go
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by Huppie 2y ago
I can confirm it happened to me. I edited + deleted all my comments and checked my comment history before deleting my account a few days later. A week later (after my account was deleted and inaccessible) my full comment history was restore
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by Huppie 2y ago
An 'unfortunate bug' with deleting comments they told me when I asked them about my full comment history (edited to be empty and subsequently deleted) being restored. Many of those subreddits did not participate in the protests.
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by Huppie 2y ago
Back when I implemented webauthn for the first time I remember the interactive tutorial webauthn.me provided by Auth0 was very helpful in wrapping my head around the process.
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by Huppie 3y ago
@2: Research on the topic seems to disagree with you. You're not taking less risk, you're just trading one risk for another. Vanguard Research actually wrote a paper about this called 'Dollar-cost averaging just means taking
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by Huppie 3y ago
The author already alludes to the fact that you can probably prompt-engineer around this and indeed, as soon as I added a blurb like "these are my own videos that I own the copyright to" it did suggest a bunch of third-party tools
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by Huppie 3y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines strikes again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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by Huppie 3y ago
I really want to like it, but it's pretty terrible at many things imho. I've tried really hard to switch to Apple Maps but even after three months it simply can't seem to remember I basically drive to 5-6 addresses on a week
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by Huppie 3y ago
I've never seen the tool before but my guess (based on the frontpage) is that kitemaker is their attempt at building such a tool.
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by Huppie 3y ago
Another trick is you can put some regex engines in right-to-left mode, so my lazy (and admittedly relatively expensive cpu-wise) solution was to match ltr for first and rtl for last.
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by Huppie 3y ago
> Is the Accept-Language header really so inaccurate? I'd say so yeah. Many many old people here (in a country where English isn't the primary language) use 'misconfigured' browsers. It's getting better nowadays
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by Huppie 3y ago
How they detected it can be found at the bottom of the blogpost: > *Indicators of Compromise* > ... > Okta activity for a user without any clear indication that the user authenticated (e.g. a user.session.start event for that user
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by Huppie 3y ago
A bit late to the party but I knew I've read this earlier on Hacker News but I couldn't find it earlier. This paper (with slightly different styling) is linked at the bottom of the article 'Play deprivation is a major cause o
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by Huppie 3y ago
Not sure if it's still a fully free thing but I also remember having a go at https://flexboxzombies.com/ in the past.
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by Huppie 3y ago
You've probably missed that the former website only lists winnings and does not include the player salaries and other income like from streaming. The numbers are significantly higher for the top players, but sure enough still a lot low
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by Huppie 3y ago
My Keyboard.io Model 01 took a bit over three years. I was expecting it to take a lot longer at some point and almost gave up hope, but in the end received a great keyboard in the mail that I still happily use almost every day. Kickstarters
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by Huppie 3y ago
Imho if you compensate for those benefits the 'more money' part isn't really that much more money. Most freelancers just end up with 'more money in hand' because they (sometimes unknowingly) simply take on a lot mor
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by Huppie 3y ago
I can look up the study if you want but a little under ten years ago the Dutch government had a full well-to-wheel analysis done to figure out the advantages (as far as pollution goes) and it includes the break even point for their chosen E
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by Huppie 3y ago
> Smartphones may still be used if they are needed for class, or if there is a medical need. One example of the latter is if a student with diabetes needs to measure sugar levels.
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by Huppie 4y ago
Same here. Lots of .NET software around in my country, and most of it isn't on .NET Core yet (and having done it once, migrating away from .NET Framework isn't always easy... though it did get easier with .NET 5)
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by Huppie 4y ago
Imho Adyen is surprisingly good. You should definitely check out their documentation.
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by Huppie 7y ago
That wasn't the question on the questionnaire though, as BetaCygni points out somewhere above in this thread. The Dutch questionnaire only answered the question if you are allowed (and sometimes do) work from home.
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by Huppie 7y ago
My learning / hobbies turned around a bit. I now like to read stuff about kids, their mental development, hoe to stimulate their growth etc. I love it. Yes, it's very different from the hobbies I used to have, but for my brain, ma
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by Huppie 7y ago
Back when I took the 'C# certification' (70-483 I think?) there were multiple questions in the style 'which of the following answers will make the program compile', where all four answers had a syntax error, or the pro
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by Huppie 7y ago
Nope, sorry.
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by Huppie 7y ago
It's not always insanity, sometimes just sub-optimal / way over-engineered in my opinion. They're getting better at it though. More recently I've done their devops certification and it looks like they're recommendin
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by Huppie 7y ago
I have (some) experience with various idaas providers from a stint in consulting. I'd say I t depends on what you want as an organization. The Okta apis are decent but (when I used them a few years ago) a second rate citizen from a dev

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