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by RulerOf 6y ago
...but then it costs you a thousand dollars if you lose or damage the set top box.
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by RulerOf 6y ago
I was okay when I had the proper keyboard in front of me, but I still stumble with reflexively using the correct keys for shortcuts when I'm remote controlling one from the other. I've found it very difficult to use Ctrl+C to copy
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by RulerOf 6y ago
>simply use a debugger to find the right place in the binary to modify directly I reflect back and wonder why the systems I grew up with didn't have this capability built right in, like a keyboard interrupt in DOS that would pause e
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by RulerOf 6y ago
Yes. iOS supports them all: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202628 Mac OS doesn't support any of them (much to my chagrin). On Windows, it has to be implemented by the driver. I suggest using Intel: https:&#x2F
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by RulerOf 6y ago
>In theory, WiFi can do this too. WiFi actually can't do this. It's a shame, but fully network-directed roaming is not a thing in 802.11 yet, and I don't know when it's going to bother to show up. The major protocol e
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by RulerOf 6y ago
Nearly all of the major tech companies are walking a fine line with respect to "warrant-proof" tech products in the eyes of the current administration of the US government. Building a feature like this would be tempting fate given
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by RulerOf 7y ago
The vocal minority gets representation in a comments section. Misogyny is pretty common in tech. It's not an absurd conclusion to jump to.
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by RulerOf 7y ago
It’s a relatively popular choice but I’ll ask you about it... I see a lot of people putting their home stuff behind CloudFlare, but when I reviewed their free tier, I didn’t actually see any security benefit to outweigh the privacy loss, an
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by RulerOf 10y ago
As someone who's literally just starting to look at Lambda, thanks for that quick read. I had a lot of "chicken and egg"-type questions about using it, and seeing that critical step of bootstrapping the whole thing via the AP