LeonM

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by LeonM 7y ago
It won't be a reliable connection because the car moves around. Stuff like trees, tall building, bridges and tunnels will disrupt the signal. So for cars, a ground based cellular connection will work more reliable. Antenna alignment co
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by LeonM 7y ago
I have no experience in rocket science, but can anyone here explain why it's so difficult to reach the Kármán line? What else besides power/weight ratio is required to achieve something like this?
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by LeonM 7y ago
I love this kind of stuff! I don't travel for work, so I never had a good excuse to set something like this up. Not having a screen is a bit of a downside, you could use your phone as a screen but that would defeat the purpose as you c
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by LeonM 7y ago
Don't underestimate the amount of work a true tinkerer is willing to perform to get the system running 'as it should have been'. But looking at the pictures of part 3 I have to conclude that the electrical installation was ce
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by LeonM 7y ago
It could very well be that the previous owner was a collector who bought the machine from Puma, and set it up in that building to tinker with.
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by LeonM 7y ago
My best guess is that they confused autonomous driving with electrification.
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by LeonM 7y ago
Not an expert, but I'd expect it to be less loud than a helicopter (because no turbine engine). But how often do helicopters land near your house? Sounds more like a case of NIMBY.
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by LeonM 7y ago
This is actually a really big problem called invoice fraud. Many companies struggle in setting up some workable system to prevent it. The problem usually is that someone at the accounts payable department (sometimes in a different building
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by LeonM 7y ago
CT logs are already chained
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by LeonM 7y ago
What's wrong with xdebug? Sure, xdebug requires a graphical frontend to be practical (I use phpstorm), but so does GDB. Debugging with xdebug has been a really good experience for me. Much better than python or even GDB for C code.
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Parked gas cars don't usually burst into flames. Usually not, no. But every now and then, they do, just like electric cars. It's hard to say which type of vehicle burns down more often, the sample size is small and there are
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Credit / Debit cards are the same thing online. No, they are not. With a credit card you can pay by entering the card number, expiry date and CVC. With debit card you can't do that. The payment must go through your bank. It&#
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by LeonM 7y ago
I guess that I was trying to say is: don't assume that people have credit cards. In many countries credit cards are uncommon.
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by LeonM 7y ago
I didn't, but that wasn't up to me, I just did the technical implementation for them.
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by LeonM 7y ago
> and some don't have a credit card If your customers are from Europe, it's not some , but most customers that don't have a credit card. Credit cards are uncommon here (probably hard to imagine if you are from USA). Onl
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by LeonM 7y ago
Even though I absolutely agree that you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket, it is ultimately the market that could drive you towards a dependency situation. I have had a couple of customers for which I set up both PP and another
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by LeonM 7y ago
I confused styled components with JSS. JSS is a library used by popular UX libraries, most notably Material-UI. The problem is that JSS injects the CSS dynamically at runtime. There seems to be no real solution to extract the CSS into a .cs
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by LeonM 7y ago
For sites like Google, this is either a calculated risk, or not even applicable for them. Scanner services like Mozilla Observatory / securityheaders.io / Qualys / etc only test a preset list of known best practices, they can
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by LeonM 7y ago
It can't, that is what preloading is for. Your browsers comes preloaded with a list of all sites that have requested HSTS preload, so your browser will use HTTPS even on the first visit. This is why preloading on all subdomains is pote
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by LeonM 7y ago
> and then asking for urgent consultancy to fix it. If it is preloaded (as the article suggest you should do), there is nothing you can do to 'fix' it, except migrating all other subdomains to HTTPS. Which is not always possibl
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Instead of using HSTS, you can also simply redirect any HTTP request to HTTPS I think this comment sums up my whole point about how less experienced developers must learn how to use headers. Like others have commented, HSTS is used to
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by LeonM 7y ago
It is always quite a job to maintain CSP. And it's really easy to break something with CSP. This is why loads of devs usually throw in the towel and disable CSP or use a unsafe-line. Basically like trying to solve a hard CSS problem an
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Feature-Policy also looks like it could easily balloon to 1KB or more Twitter sends over 6kb of CSP headers on every single request. This is what happens if you run loads of different advertisement and tracking vendors.
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by LeonM 7y ago
I have been trying to explain the importance of HTTP headers to some younger/junior devs I am working with. I have noticed that headers are often considered to be 'too technical' or even 'old tech'. I'm going t
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by LeonM 7y ago
I measured the same performance (~35% CPU)on my rMBP 2012 in Chrome under MacOS. On my new Lenovo X1X I measured 4% CPU usage with Chrome under windows. Sure, the X1 has a new CPU, but I didn't expect this performance increase. Is this
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by LeonM 7y ago
Might also be because the Netherlands is a small and relatively expensive country in Europe where international rates are quite high. So, it's not compelling enough for them to open an call center in NL, and placing it outside of NL wo
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Either you need to partner with someone who knows the domain (a doctor) and discuss every detail with them, or you have lots of learning to do. :) Right, so your answer from before wasn't correct. And sure, if you give me 8 years
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by LeonM 7y ago
I have asked this question before, but never really got a satisfiable answer: why do governments (not just USA/canada) spend these resources to check data physically at a border? It's not like you need to 'smuggle' any f
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by LeonM 7y ago
>The moral of this story is that if you're tasked to do something outside your expertise, you make it your expertise. I don't think the OP is talking about learning some search engine, library or programming language. With &#x2
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by LeonM 7y ago
Don't use --password for the CLI

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