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by X-Cubed 7y ago
That same link to CNX Software points out other hardware differences that you can see on the board, such as the move of the SD card power switch.
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by X-Cubed 7y ago
This is the sort of use-case that the DLNA specification was intended for. It's not quite as simple as the author might want, but it is well supported. The TV can act as a Renderer for content pushed to it, or as a Player for content p
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by X-Cubed 7y ago
My take on this point (and something I agree with) is that you shouldn't get too attached to a particular implementation. It can be useful to build a prototype and throw it away, then use that knowledge to build a better version, than
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by X-Cubed 7y ago
It's capable of currency conversion and pulls the latest rates from a web API.
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by X-Cubed 7y ago
The extra pins break out the center taps from the ethernet transformer, so that the power can be sourced directly from the existing LAN connection on the Pi.
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
Yeah, they posted this on their blog today: http://blog.digitalglobe.com/industry/sending-data-from-spac...
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
A lot of that functionality is already possible through Declarative Content[1] and Optional Permissions[2]. These remove the need for extensions to have permissions to all websites, while enabling them to be given permission to a site after
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
The site is a snapshot of StackExchange data. If a new snapshot gets published, a new index would be generated and uploaded with it by the uploader.
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
I think what they're trying to say here is that they may be able to hide/block it, but they can't remove it outright. The same applies for most of their proxying services, they don't have access to modify the origin.
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
We have a number of hardware devices that are programmable via the serial port, and this API would be a nice way to provide that functionality directly via the web. Most programming cables we use are USB to serial devices, which would sugge
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Intent to Implement: Serial API(groups.google.com)
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by X-Cubed 8y ago
UP seem to have a range of x86 boards for comparable prices: https://up-shop.org/4-up-boards
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
You can use any of those methods to configure a Mikrotik router, you don't have to use Winbox. Winbox has a couple of nice features over the web interface: - the ability to connect over raw ethernet (rather than IP) which is useful if
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
There is a permission prompt that appears, websites can't use the WebUSB functionality until you allow them too.
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
In regards to your second point, it is a web page rather than a book, and it states that it is intended as a living document. IRC has changed a lot over the years, and this is an attempt to document the subset of the protocol that is curren
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rooting
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
It's version 0.4, so it's a pre-release build.
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
Microsoft Silverlight (RIP) only exposed 200 and 404 status codes to the application when using the browser's HTTP stack, presumably due to some API limitation somewhere along the line. See the Remarks section: https://msdn.
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
You can now run OpenSSH in a console window via Windows Subsystem for Linux, if that makes you feel more at home. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_gui...
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
An easier way around this sort of issue is to change their web app to use a different domain, and only put the new certificate from a different CA on that domain. It's not necessary to update every device. Embedded devices => https
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by X-Cubed 9y ago
Just like on Android, you can change the hours from the minute screen by clicking the hour number in the top bar. You can also reopen the popup without refreshing the page by clicking the link that appears once the popup has closed, just un
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
Tools -> Options -> Advanced Under File Input/Output Connections, check the box labelled: - Do not ask whether to synchronize or overwrite; force synchronization It's a program option, rather than a database one, so you need
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
A good use I can think of is for my TomTom Spark GPS watch, which I use to track my running. I need to use either the mobile or desktop apps to upload the data to see all the details, but these custom apps could be replaced with a web page.
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
I understand your concerns as seller, but as a buyer located outside the US, blacklisting freight forwarders is really annoying, as it blocks access to legitimate buyers as well. The government-owned postal service in New Zealand, NZPost,
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
mikewhy: The article states that it re-adds itself to the list automatically the next time you log in, without asking for permission again. There's no option to keep it permanently disabled.
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
Would that not just encourage your average user to click through the security warnings and ignore them, potentially numbing them to other more important warnings? Users aren't the ones who should feel the pain of a rogue CA, we need th
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
Yeah, it does look dodgy. Bear in mind that it's also used for Mastercard's SecureCode and possibly other credit card providers as well.
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
They're photodiodes, so each one is only capturing a single luminance value, they're not capturing an image.
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
TLS is binary
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by X-Cubed 10y ago
Depending on the technology you're using to access the API, the HTTP status code may not be exposed from the underlying stack. For example, Microsoft Silverlight only returned 200 or 404 status codes: https://msdn.microsoft.

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