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by PinguTS 12y ago
You are traveling cross country with your car? o.O Yes, a road trip in the US is cool, but I would never ever do it for just getting somewhere. There is another nice public transport system called airplanes. Works pretty well, is comfortabl
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by PinguTS 12y ago
Take a look in other cities around the world. It works pretty well also for the kids, the elderly. Especially the elder, when they have problems using the car, because of their slow reaction times and bad sight. Especially, for the kids, as
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by PinguTS 12y ago
Sorry, but that is BS. SF too small? Really. Go and visit other countries in the world. Public transportation works pretty well also in smaller cities with a couple 100.000 people. Go look to Nuremberg, Germany with about 500.000 people. Go
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by PinguTS 12y ago
Back to times, where websites that could be plain simple HTML do not work. Not working at all in Firefox 29.0.1. Just a blank page. (Yes, I know. It works in Safari. But that is not the point.)
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by PinguTS 12y ago
The single page app has another _huge_ drawback. The reload via JS fails silently, when you are on a bad Internet connection, like I am currently here in Nepal. You can not simply do a reload, like with a simple HTML page. For example, Face
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by PinguTS 13y ago
This seems like a bad idea or to phrase it correctly: use it wisely. Because, you will use this service for the development to give someone outside access to something. If you then close the tunnel, the service will forward any request to i
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by PinguTS 13y ago
Yeah, BroadR-Reach is currently used by BMW only. There will be more used cases, but I can't talk public about for obvious reasons. But then, don't expect to have TCP/IP available, like this article suggest.
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by PinguTS 13y ago
lol, Ethercat, lol Yeah, it looks like ethernet, but it isn't. It is not used in cars. Currently, I don't know if it will be used in cars. Presumably not. Ethercat is used for hardware in the loop simulation.
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by PinguTS 13y ago
AVR is so old school now and has been for years. AVR only lives on because of the hobbyist, like Arduino. Professionals have switched to Cortex M0, because of size, price, and power consumption.
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by PinguTS 13y ago
The problem is just: "You have old software, which was distributed on CD/DVD and have no drive anymore." The solution: get a drive or use another Mac's drive via Remote DVD. The problem is not only with Adobe, but with o
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by PinguTS 13y ago
He is comparing it to the IBM-Lenovo deal and says, he had used the Thinkpads before. What this guy didn't know, Lenovo was building the Thinkpads long before IBM finally sold the brand completely to Lenovo. Before Lenovo was just a co
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by PinguTS 13y ago
The security questions in its current implementation are useless anyhow. Because all those pieces of information are exploitable by your social life these days. "What's the name of your first math teacher" — Take a look into
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by PinguTS 13y ago
Take an example with Squarespace. No CC details just for the trial and if CC details then just end the trial without going directly into the subscription model.
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by PinguTS 13y ago
It was true at the time. But as times have changed, the answer to this question too if you think about possibility to do transitions in CSS and define key frames for those transitions. Things previously done in Javascript are now (partly) p
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by PinguTS 13y ago
Sorry to say, but that is complete BS from the technical point of view. May he should have talked to an electrical engineer first, before writing this BS. There are 2 things the quality of an Ethernet cable has an influence: jitter on the c
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by PinguTS 13y ago
Unfortunately, that seems not to be correct. If you read RFC4346 (TLS1.1) correctly, then you recognize that the ClientHello message is comprised of the following data: - client_version - random - session_id - cipher_suites - compression_me
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by PinguTS 13y ago
Yes, your are right. That is the weakness. That is the reason why it his highly advised to look at your supported cipher suites on the client side and disable the weak ones. Many people say: "No problem, it is anyhow a decision by the
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by PinguTS 13y ago
People who can't read Wikipedia ask questions on Stackexchange. I always assumed, if you are on Stackexchange you have at least some knowledge and also be competent enough to look for information yourself in the first place.