Klathmon

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by Klathmon 5y ago
I had my personal home assistant instance exposed IPv6-only for a while a few years ago. It worked perfect for that in almost every situation since my cell carrier supported v6 so any time I'm not home I could still access it.
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by Klathmon 5y ago
>In my opinion, high level languages should not expose async primitives to the programmer Just another reason why the "each request gets a process" architecture can work well. You generally don't need to worry about async
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by Klathmon 5y ago
My favorite thing about PHP is the execution model. Every single request is brand new and runs the whole program start to finish. IMO that's extremely powerful in its simplicity and while you can get it in other languages, it feels lik
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by Klathmon 5y ago
>A night or two in jail won't change your life A night or two in jail absolutely can change your life. A night or two in jail means not being able to pick your kid up from daycare or take care of pets/family, A night or two in
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by Klathmon 5y ago
I think terminal editors are supported by allowing an SSH tunnel, and both Sublime and the IntelliJ suite have plugins to allow you to use them against remote systems over ssh
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by Klathmon 5y ago
Encryption isn't just about hiding information, it's also about ensuring that nobody tampered with it. Hacked routers can easily insert malware (and now days crypotminers) into html/javascript/css payloads, hell I rememb
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by Klathmon 6y ago
you can, just decline the permissions and it will try to estimate a location. From there you can click "Change Address" and set whatever address you want.
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by Klathmon 6y ago
ah good point, I'm not sure what I was thinking!
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by Klathmon 6y ago
I'm not sure that's true. I believe modern wireless chargers are around 75% to 85% efficient. That sounds bad at first, but I believe most ac-dc charging bricks are in the 80% to 90% efficiency range, so it's actually not muc
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by Klathmon 6y ago
I wonder if the "MagSafe" they are talking about is the new magsafe wireless charging on the iphone 12? It would be nice to be able to have a charging pad for my laptop rather than needing to mess with wires at all. Speculation ti
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Even the space fairing vehicles need UIs, and at least at SpaceX they are being written using web technologies [1]! [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/gxb7j1/we_are_the_s...
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by Klathmon 6y ago
>leading to people adding their own children definitions to their props interfaces IMO this is a feature not a bug. Type definitions aren't just for the compiler, they're also for the developer. Being able to see at a glance wh
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by Klathmon 6y ago
I feel like it would be better to show a warning earlier rather than after it expires. Browsers could start showing warnings that a cert is expiring soon when something like 5% of the cert lifetime is left (with a max of like 1 month for so
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Throw some solar panels and batteries on there and you can have portable self-contained 4g base station that you can drop off anywhere covered by starlink and sunlight.
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Not just testing but I'm sure a "known" signal coming from outside the solar system would be invaluable for developing and tuning deep space network systems.
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by Klathmon 6y ago
IIRC the main limitation is the power supplies. They're failing slowly and they need to keep turning off instruments to allow it to keep running. I believe it's expected that they'll need to pretty much turn off all of the in
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by Klathmon 6y ago
It looks like it's the rebranded version of "Play Movies & TV" based on the android app's title: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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by Klathmon 6y ago
A lot of people write content like this for nothing or next to nothing. If the bar to publish a blog post is "needs an editor" then there's a lot of content that simply won't exist any more, because people don't wan
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by Klathmon 6y ago
There's a windows feature like this which I hate with a passion. If you grab a window and shake it side to side, it minimizes all open windows... So sometimes I'll grab a window to move to my left monitor, decide instead I want it
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Thanks, I'm all kinds of wrong today!
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Whoops, I was WAY off, it's 6 miles per hour with a "standard" wall plug. You can see charging speeds for the different models and power at [1]. But even still most owners get a higher power plug installed as in the US our st
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by Klathmon 6y ago
It comes with a home charger, and it's charge speed differs quite a lot depending on where you live and what kind of power source you can give it. In the US it comes by default with an attachment for our normal wall plugs, but at 120v
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by Klathmon 6y ago
The "most efficient" speed is pretty shockingly low, like 25mph to 45mph low depending on if you have "overhead" loads like AC/heat/lights/etc... (for a Tesla Model 3 at least) And the 70mph does have a MA
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by Klathmon 6y ago
> Once you have seen acts of senseless violence - real cruel stuff - it is hard to believe that some people can be reliably rehabilitated. It's ironic that this is exactly how many feel about the police themselves.
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by Klathmon 6y ago
If you set the Access-Control-Max-Age header [1] it will at least cache the preflight response for up to 2 hours in chrome. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ac...
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by Klathmon 6y ago
>It's why official builds will generally be faster than compiling from scratch yourself. Would it be possible for Google to publish the profile data along with the source code to enable those who compile from scratch to have these s
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by Klathmon 6y ago
I believe it was shown by the HN mods that the author of that article not only changed some parts of it (including writing the title entirely by hand), but they also were involved in manipulating HN with multiple accounts and voting rings.
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by Klathmon 6y ago
Yes, in all major browsers you can set notifications to auto-decline just like most web permissions (camera, location, cookies, etc...)
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by Klathmon 6y ago
>I suppose they could have roving bands of listening posts looking for the uplink signals. I think this is pretty likely. In the US the FCC has a whole set of systems designed to locate interference sources [1], and I've heard stori
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by Klathmon 6y ago
The single raptor engine is offset from the center on this test, so it had to do some pretty quick and somewhat dramatic adjustments to keep things upright.

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