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by RulerOf 4y ago
>To lose money, it seems like the raw chip price differences between mid level and high end cards would need to be even higher than what the MSRP differences are. NVidia's datacenter products seem to charge for GDDR like it's m
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Impressive technically, with very smooth and intuitive movement. I would prefer to see a key legend that I have to close. "Figure shit out yourself" when I've got a hundred keys to choose from is... not good. Gameplay was fru
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>To be fair, many Googlers are on Hackernews. ....hmmmmm.... I'd pay money for regex search.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
That's a very interesting thread. Looks like things haven't been figured out to the point of prescriptive directions, but thank you very much for bringing it to my attention. Will keep my eyes on it.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I read this and _instantly_ wonder if it's viable for certificate extraction to bypass the god-awful NAT system in AT&T's equipment, a-la pfatt: https://github.com/MonkWho/pfatt Edit: Ah yes, this is cove
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>We really better filters trash content. I can see it now, "Show HN: Introducing InstaGavage, force-feed all the bullshit from your socials to this neural network and let it throw out the trash."
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>Your login attempt would keep the login (not logged-in) session open wherever you attempted to login from While I generally agree that this behavior is correct from a usability standpoint, it's not safe. That design allows a user t
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>I'm not/haven't been a smoker, but appreciate the anecdotal reassurance that the urge to smoke doesn't have to be something that lingers with people who quit. Everyone is different. Some former smokers get to the poi
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I've wondered for some time why none of the major OEMs have built this. Surely if I could embed an iPXE module into my board's BIOS with HTTPS support and a custom boot server that chainloads all of it logic from the internet, inc
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by RulerOf 4y ago
The first thing that comes to my mind when I see a Redis instance is "how do I flush it?"
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>The important thing is that they get exercise of some kind. Maybe just allow them to choose whatever form of exercise they want as long as they do something each day? As someone who only took part in high school sports for the exercise,
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I did this back in 2013 I think. I had a desktop and a laptop that both supported IOMMU device passthrough. I used the Xen hypervisor at the time, and had a VM that I could migrate and then hotplug all the PCI devices to between the systems
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Of course. Just asking how is the web router aware of whether or not the redirect is necessary if you're not hitting the application to validate login state.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
You absolutely do, but I was more interested in the mechanics of it at the webserver level rather than SaaS equivalents. The Google IAP one is helpful as I only knew about Cloudflare Access.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
In the IdP/SP/SAML sense of it, I'm really used to that level of validation actually hitting the application and being processed through an authentication subsystem, rather than being done at the webserver level. Possibly jus
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I wanted to parse INI files a few weeks back and briefly looked at Augeas... the augtool syntax was a little too nonsensical or verbose for me. Felt like I had to be an expert with the entire tool even though all I wanted was 3% of its func
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I finally got to try this... it's not very good. Voice quality takes a noticeable dive when screen sharing starts, the frame rate is very poor, and the image gets stuck a lot. Better than nothing, but still pretty bad.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Almost. PoW allows the entity validating the work to determine just how much work it thinks is appropriate at the moment of authorization, whereas the number of hashing rounds for bcrypt is determined at the time the secret is stored. So if
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I caught this the last time it came around HN. Thanks for making this. Browser accessibility of these classic systems and the painstaking work you undertook to integrate all of the third party software is really important for preserving the
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Gron and jq are complementary tools IMO. I frequently use gron to trim down large json files such that I can determine what my ultimate jq query is going to look like.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Oh wow. This is something like 10 years late. Thanks!
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I just wish I could dive into my mother's iPad and see the screen. Even a share screen button inside of FaceTime would be enough. But no... we've got to install some other app and open control center and face east and repeat the a
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>I find sponge really useful. When I found `sponge`, I couldn't help but wonder where it had been all of my life. It's nice to be able to modify an in-place file with something other than `sed`.
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>Forgot Password → Enter the phone number ending with XX → Enter the code sent to your phone → Enter the code sent to your email (the same email). Can't you select "I don't have access to this email" or something simi
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>They will ask you to verify via phone? Isn't that mandatory today. A suggestion I would make to anyone who is uncertain of how this works, and since it's a moving target: once a year, test what it takes to compromise your own
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>- recognizing that I'm fine/healthy, like go do a check-up if that's bothering you; >- getting used to physiological discomfort, for example exercise (or yoga I think helps as well). I had to do these two things to get
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by RulerOf 5y ago
>"We've open sourced our documentation on GitHub" is an invitation for folks who can't code to do volunteer work for a trillion dollar company. https://twitter.com/QuinnyPig/status/1173368432
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by RulerOf 5y ago
That's a usability nightmare though. Imagine a user who clicked the wrong thing, then they complain that their mic is broken and plays analog TV hellscape sounds on conference calls. Edit: Not saying I wouldn't use it myself, thou
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by RulerOf 5y ago
You can often scan your phone/card much sooner than when you're presented with your total. I tap my watch at the grocery store as soon as I'm finished loading up the belt. Whenever "your transaction" begins at the r
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by RulerOf 5y ago
Indeed, the Browser -> CDN -> Object storage static hosting model all under one roof is extremely appealing.

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