NetBeck

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by NetBeck 6y ago
It's a catch-22. "Cool" domains are expensive because they are scarce. They are scarce because having an expensive domain name signals to potential customers a more legitimate service/product. If "cool" domains
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by NetBeck 6y ago
Do you happen to eat toast in the morning? >“The scariest thing in this house is probably the toaster,” Erin Katz, another student volunteer, said. “I just had no idea that toasters emitted so many particles.”[1] [1] https://w
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by NetBeck 6y ago
On a similar note, I remember the FCC ordering a Bitcoin miner to turn off mining hardware that was emitting 700MHz and disrupting T-Mobile’s network.[1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/02&#
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by NetBeck 6y ago
"but most of all, samy is my hero"[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samy_(computer_worm)
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by NetBeck 6y ago
This deterrent looks intimidating[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLhWzMOccTg
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by NetBeck 6y ago
I have a feeling Google, Apple, and Microsoft are leaving AMD64 in a concerted effort. All three dominate the K-12 sector. Microsoft has already announced support for ARM with x64 emulation last month: "We are excited about the momentu
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by NetBeck 6y ago
Here is an example of Arduino's community logo: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Trademark/CommunityLogo
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by NetBeck 6y ago
I was thinking the same. Minimodem[1] turns devices into FSK communication devices. Analogous to transferring information via dial-up. [1] https://github.com/kamalmostafa/minimodem
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by NetBeck 6y ago
Will employees who stay have the option of paying Stripe $20k for a 10% raise?
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by NetBeck 6y ago
Apple + Acorn Computers = ARM[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorn_Computers#ARM_Ltd .
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by NetBeck 6y ago
It's always great to read of someone making a living from what they love and a community supporting each other.
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by NetBeck 6y ago
The web is optimized for Google Chrome, not the inverse. It's not surprising. Google is an advertising company with >90% search market share. There is little competition in the economy, only product differentiation.
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by NetBeck 6y ago
What if they are wondering where humans went and are experimenting with luring humans toward the water? Not something out of necessity, but curiosity.
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The untapped potential of virtual game worlds on real world epidemics (2007)(thelancet.com)
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by NetBeck 7y ago
It would be cool if they used the Xserve chassis.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
https://www.excite.com/
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by NetBeck 7y ago
The Spanish Flu also influenced the design of old radiator heating systems. "The Spanish influenza epidemic, which took place during the winter of 1918–19, had a dramatic effect on the way heating engineers sized radiators," expla
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by NetBeck 7y ago
The fear of becoming lost is gone, and so goes the brain's tools to navigate.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
I wonder how much user engagement would decrease if a CAPTCHA was needed to read a tweet. I think a big percentage of accounts are bots either trying to gauge sentiment, or push groups further to their respective political corners.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
Reminiscent of, "Apple Files $5-Million Lawsuit Against Jobs"[1] [1] https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1985-09-24-fi-18710-...
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by NetBeck 7y ago
You'll need a helicopter to arrive at the airport faster.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
This sounds like a job for The Boring Company.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
I thought the way they handled a failed demo was cool. Most companies would have rolled the product off stage or put something in front of it, but Elon rolled with the punches and continued the presentation with two shattered windows. It lo
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by NetBeck 7y ago
He said he thinks the WiFi chip might be broken. I wonder if the thing is trying to connect to an NTP server.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
>Typically, overseas regulators follow the FAA’s lead. But after the MAX crashes revealed shortcomings in the FAA’s certification process, that’s no longer certain. >Before the MAX is cleared to fly passengers again, both EASA and the
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by NetBeck 7y ago
>totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket losses, Walmart said in the lawsuit. This amount is immaterial for each party involved.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
The internet is a form of free speech. The more bandwidth, the more free content available. For example, DOCSIS 4.0 can deliver symmetrical 10Gbps to the house.[1] YouTube would be obsolete if a P2P video platform was available with users p
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by NetBeck 7y ago
Earl Miller has researched multitasking from a neuroscientist's perspective.[1] The concept of "switch cost" is interesting: "We are only good at doing one thing at a time. But we are switching back and forth. It takes t
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by NetBeck 7y ago
https://www.coveredca.com/ You might qualify for Special Enrollment due to a life event.
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by NetBeck 7y ago
This would give insight into why self-hosting email is becoming a more difficult task.[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19756125

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