Klathmon

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by Klathmon 8y ago
I just downloaded canary and tried it and you are absolutely right. about.www.github.io shows as about.github.io I'm on board with this change in general, but this is absolutely something that needs to be fixed. Not only is that just a
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I figured, and to be honest it's not that big of a deal. I swear it used to be much worse when the collapsing comments first came out, but as I made that comment I realized that I actually had trouble triggering it. Either way, it&#x27
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I'd argue it's far from ideal. Mainly because closing a large tree of comments can often hang the UI for a second or so while this JS runs to find and hide all the children that need to be hidden. But it is simple, and it does get
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by Klathmon 8y ago
They almost always provide codemods which can automatically convert a codebase for you, and they work pretty damn well. And while I'm not sure if I'm on board with all of the changes, I'm in no way worried about having to do
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by Klathmon 8y ago
You should read the link, these changes are less "modernizing" the API, and more doing the internals, many of which haven't changed since 2013. In that process there will probably be some breaking changes, but Facebook has so
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by Klathmon 8y ago
But again, this isn't the core aspect of your business. You might do this for the cleaning products, but will you do the same diligence for the lightbulbs you use? The paint on your walls? The apps on the phones of your employees? That
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Okay, but do you ensure the manufacturer of those cleaning supplies is making them correctly? Do you test the products coming from that facility to ensure they are of sufficent quality before allowing them to be used by your office cleaning
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by Klathmon 8y ago
It's such an ongoing theme in all civ games now, I can't see anyone that is a fan of the franchise "fixing" that bug.
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by Klathmon 8y ago
DNS cache poisoning happens at a surprising rate. I had Verizon FIOS's DNS serve the wrong IP address for "www.google-analytics.com" before, for over 6 hours. The IP they returned for that hostname was located in Isreal, and
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by Klathmon 8y ago
That feeling is still there if you want it to be. A few of my friends and I still get together every now and then, have pizza, sometimes drink, and play videogames together, only now it's from across the US using video and voice chat.
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by Klathmon 8y ago
But while it might not be the most impactful way to change, it is easy. Not many people will have their lives made worse when banning plastic straws, and those who do can get reusable straws. It's an easy win, and shouting that there a
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Reusable plastic (or metal) straws are a thing, and those with disabilities can use them if needed, and so can everyone else if wanted. It only takes a handful of uses to be an overall reduction in plastic used and the stiffer harder plasti
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by Klathmon 8y ago
My personal opinion is "not yet". Give intel some time to cope with this newest set of vulns, see if they can find a way to re-enable hyper threading safely, and if they can't and are still advertising hyper threading, then s
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by Klathmon 8y ago
zwave is unfortunately VERY dependent on the devices you use. If you get high quality devices across your whole network, it works great. It's fast, it's reliable, and it'll work over pretty long distances with the mesh networ
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I thought about that, and like you said it was pretty expensive, plus it would require me to cut the power line for the dryer to pull one of the lines out. And then I was back at square 1 for the washer, which turns out uses little enough e
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by Klathmon 8y ago
So I bought a ring a while back, I fucking hate the thing. It's unreliable, it's closed off, and has an awful API. But until I get around to replacing it, I also have normal IP cameras out front. So i combined the API from Ring wi
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I have a rule that all my "modifications" must be easily undone, and can't impact the "thing" if it stops working. So where possible, I shy away from any modifications to the device itself that aren't extremely
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by Klathmon 8y ago
By far my favorite was the aeotec micro smart switch energy gen2 It's not sold any more, and it's not zwave plus, but I have like 12 of them and they are by far the best i've used. They are small, run consistently 100% of the
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by Klathmon 8y ago
pretty much mostly zwave (from various companies over the years), with some one-off stuff on a few esp8266 chips that I got for a few $ each on aliexpress.
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by Klathmon 8y ago
the motion sensors and door/window sensors are zwave. They are battery powered, but i've had the oldest ones for almost 2 years now and haven't had to replace the batteries yet, and when I do I can get a pack of like 10 for $
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by Klathmon 8y ago
and @fabaff (Fabian Affolter) I'm like 80% sure that guy never sleeps...
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by Klathmon 8y ago
some of the stuff i've wired up around my house: * zwave motion sensors that can turn on the stairs lights at night when I start to walk down * door/window sensors that will automatically turn the AC off if they are open for more
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Not only that, but Home Assistant is by far my favorite example of a well run "crowd run" open source project. There's no big company bankrolling it (well there kinda is since ubiquiti hired the creator, but not to the same e
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by Klathmon 8y ago
So you are implying that HTTPS made this attack easier or more impactful? I don't buy it. This same attack would work the same with or without HTTPS having existed, and the only reason it wouldn't work as well in practice is becau
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by Klathmon 8y ago
The whole debate on if automation is a good thing or not has always been pointless to me. It's like trying to un-discover nuclear weapons, once it's out there you can't go back. Things are going to get more efficient, more a
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I don't know about PyPy.js specifically, but most systems like this provide a virtual filesystem that maps back to things like indexedDB and localstorage which are browser APIs. There is no way that pypy.js is able to access local file
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by Klathmon 8y ago
Yes, but if you find a bug in development and you are days away from shipping, and you have a solution that fixes the problem but doesn't address the root cause, are you going to delay the whole launch so you can fix it before hand? or
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by Klathmon 8y ago
I got the $15 from other areas that have said the cost of labor is roughly $30/hr for stuff like this. But regardless, if you really think a 37 minute fix is costing them enough that it means they are selling the car for a loss, then I
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by Klathmon 8y ago
They are wasting an average of 37 minute per car, and I still haven't heard a reasonable explanation of why 37 minutes is going to cost them everything. Even if it cost them an extra $500 per car for those 37 minutes, it's not goi
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by Klathmon 8y ago
But that's what they are doing... Wasting a little time and money up front by manually fixing it while they develop and deploy a fulltime fix... People here seem to be implying that they should entirely shut down the entire factory and

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