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by ReverseCold 7y ago
AppEngine is priced very high and is definitely not a constant price. I'm using it right now, and it costs me $5/day to run an Elixir/Phoenix app for ~2000 active users. I'm leaving as soon as my free credit runs out.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
I know it's a joke, but two letter domains are reserved for countries :)
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
The new Vive is by HTC, the Index is by Valve? Different companies. You may be confused by the fact that HTC previously had a partnership with Valve. The Index is independent from HTC.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Valve's main revenue stream is selling products to consumers (unlike Facebook), so at the very least it's a safer bet. This quote is entirely unrelated but I thought of it and want to share: "Valve used to make games, now the
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
> Laptops don't propagate Bluetooth advertisements while closed and hibernating. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204032 (Specifically, the Wireless Wake feature works over Bluetooth as well.) Every Mac has Bl
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
I'm assuming it's similar to the haveibeenpwned pwned passwords API? https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3#PwnedPasswords
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Everything until 12 was something that I could sort of get without knowing Go, and then the difficulty magically jumped (which is subjective, but still).
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Sorted by full stack frameworks only: https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r18&hw=...
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
I should clarify that I sorted by fullstack frameworks with ORMs. Obviously C or C++ can be made faster. Too late to edit now though.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
This is potentially a bad example, but the current "fastest" web frameworks as per the techempower benchmarks are all Java.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Home Assistant is the best one by a long shot. Largest community, most integrations, etc. Just one more comment for the pile of 5+ that already replied.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
The usefulness of a general "social network" is how many people it has. If I can't find almost everyone I know on it, and they are on a different platform (Facebook) it's easier for me to just use the other platform. P
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
and with Apple/Beats branded headphones it accurately measures exposure through those as well I wish there was a way to give it data for other headphones too, since I don't use Apple earbuds
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
The adversity score idea was dropped after a lot of backlash, but colleges still independently evaluate adversity in their own, differing, ways.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
There's incentive for China to have an OS of its own, so high quality/user-friendly Linux as a base makes sense.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
> That address seems to be a "virtual office" (aka paid fake address?) A virtual office is basically coworking, except you have your own assigned space (you still share everything else like printers, meeting rooms, etc). They c
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
The only reason I still use Amazon is because it's so easy to buy things using Bitcoin/Ethereum on it. I can get giftcards from literally hundreds of vendors (some even at a discount), or use a service like Moon which makes the gi
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Every year is the year of the Linux Phone because Android exists :)
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
If the device can't connect to the internet and therefore doesn't have tracking/etc, does it need to be FOSS?
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
> Since USB-C has made its way to some iPads, my guess is Apple is in the process of phasing out lightning connectors entirely. It could also be more that Apple is trying to position the iPad Pro as a "laptop replacement" - and
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
> there's just no good reason for a general consumer to purchase an iPhone today For me, being able to iMessage / AirDrop / Facetime people is worth the money just from a people standpoint. Apple has a lot of vendor lock
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
There are plenty of other similar services that you can find that cheaply do the same thing AND provide you with the leaked hashes/emails. HIBP doing the same thing with less friction for people who are trying to learn about security i
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Since the update is called "MRTConfigData" - and that has to do with XProtect according to https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250079600 - you're probably right.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Well yes, that's what Spectre is.
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by ReverseCold 7y ago
Maybe not more data, but perhaps more important data? "Things you've bought before or looked into buying before" seems like much more useful data to sell ads than "non-shopping things you've searched for." It
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ARM Clusters and Selfhosting: A Perfect Match?(nikhiljha.com)
1 points by ReverseCold 7y ago|0 comments
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by ReverseCold 8y ago
If a human can mess it up, they will mess it up. (Modification of Murphy's Law.)
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by ReverseCold 8y ago
I think using pronouns reserved for humans on a ship (engineered mass of wood/metal that doesn't spy on you and you can own) is more acceptable than using it on a company (which spies on you, is not something you own, etc).
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by ReverseCold 8y ago
Then link to Mastodon instead. The point is to have an active feed of news, updates, and changes. It doesn't matter if it's not on Twitter.
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by ReverseCold 8y ago
I was able to register but haven't received an email (yet). Hopefully it works on the Note 8 as well, but given that it is mentioned a grand total of 0 times on that website - I'm not holding my breath.

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