WatchDog

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841.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Are the hollow walls filled with anything?
842.
by WatchDog 12y ago
That's a good question, one example I can think of is the TV channel on some aircraft that displays positional and airspeed information to passengers. I assume this data comes somewhere from the flight computers.
843.
by WatchDog 12y ago
One anecdote is hardly evidence of their service being down for a week, more likely it was an issue with the merchant site or some intermediary. Having experience running a service similar to PayPal's IPN, the most common problems ar
844.
by WatchDog 12y ago
If your business process relies completely on a callback that can fail for plenty of different reasons, then your business process is broken.
845.
Australian Tax Office rules on the treatment of Bitcoin(coinmanual.com)
1 points by WatchDog 12y ago|0 comments
846.
by WatchDog 12y ago
This is a little cheaper, but not $35: http://raspberrypiaustralia.com.au/products/raspberry-pi-mod...
847.
by WatchDog 12y ago
His Broadcom relationship is probably much less relevant now that the foundation has some money in the bank and a product that has achieved wide spread success.
848.
by WatchDog 12y ago
The article states that the pan is cast aluminium.
849.
by WatchDog 12y ago
30 meters seems pretty useless, even for a FTTN setup, it would surely be simpler just to run fibre all the way then build nodes every 60 meters or so.
850.
by WatchDog 12y ago
A lithium ion battery pack and a lump of C4 probably don't look too much different under an xray.
851.
by WatchDog 12y ago
How is it an extra DNS request? Whether you use www or not wont it will still be two DNS requests? www.mysite.com static.mysite.com compared to mysite.com mysitestatic.com
852.
by WatchDog 12y ago
I was under the impression they used standard cell phone networks.
853.
by WatchDog 12y ago
PCI DSS 3.0 is a mess at the moment. Under PCI DSS 2.0 merchants can relieve most of their PCI DSS burden simply by ensuring that the infrastructure and services that process those payments are PCI certified. The simplest way to do this
854.
by WatchDog 12y ago
In a 4 disk system RAID6 can survive any 2 disks failing but RAID10 can only survive 2 disks failing if you get lucky. Once you go past 4 disks, RAID10 becomes quite expensive and yet can still be killed by a 2 disk failure event.
855.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Well could you not simply take 7.2 and patch it back to something resembling 7.1a, thus keeping both the license and the functionality?
856.
by WatchDog 12y ago
I think one reason people wanted it was to reduce/eliminate disk IO.
857.
by WatchDog 12y ago
I was struck by how compelling the multimedia experience was, especially for a government and military website.
858.
Sergeant White – Medal of Honour(army.mil)
2 points by WatchDog 12y ago|1 comments
859.
by WatchDog 13y ago
If you find letter by letter search useful but only want to use it would you are searching, not while using the address bar. Then it can be a good reason.
860.
by WatchDog 13y ago
Its not really 3d printing if all you are using it for is to place droplets of polydimethylsiloxane onto a plastic slide.
861.
by WatchDog 13y ago
Is there a gallery with some high resolution pictures of the type of result they achieve?
862.
by WatchDog 13y ago
With the death of XP I would expect to see a usage drop, not only in IE6 but in IE7 and IE8 too. IE8 is the latest version of IE that can be installed on XP, I would assume that most people using IE8 would be XP users. If anyone has data on
863.
by WatchDog 13y ago
More than likely you dont need the name or cvv, sometimes not even the expiry.
864.
by WatchDog 13y ago
Unless you know every other digit in the card number, I don't see how knowing the luhn algorithm is going to narrow the possibilities of guessing just the two digits.
865.
by WatchDog 13y ago
I had some issues with my DO droplet, where the filesystem would randomly become read only. This happened three times. The response from their support was just to reboot it.
866.
by WatchDog 13y ago
The video has a English and German audio track, I couldn't figure out how to get English in Firefox, but it was simple to switch with VLC.
867.
by WatchDog 13y ago
"most programmers can come up with a much better solution to this problem if removed from google and forbidden access to gpu gems." I doubt I could come up with such a solution even with access to google and gpu gems. I am not a p
868.
by WatchDog 13y ago
The first picture in the readme shows a zero with a slash, while the rest of the pictures show a zero that looks like an O.
869.
by WatchDog 13y ago
Seychelles has a small population and a piracy problem, which is probably why they are so high on the list. I don't know much about Saint Kitt's, other than those two no one comes close to the US.
870.
by WatchDog 13y ago
Do they plan on sharing any data on which vendors and models have the highest failure rates?

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