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by _fs 10y ago
I really wish someone was working to solve the problem of tinnitus. Would it be possible to generate anti phase wave out of these things to cancel out tinnitus? I would pay anything and/or wear any goofy device in my ears to live life
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by _fs 10y ago
I know we are supposed to be commenting on the article, but why is this headline "* is dead, long live *" so overused[1] on hackernews. It is so tiring. [1] https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%22is%20dead%20Long%20live%
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by _fs 10y ago
I firmly believe in Linus's Law, stating that "given enough eyes, all bugs are shallow". Because of this, I welcome any "can you just" when I feel that I am stuck debugging a bug that cannot be found. Often times it
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by _fs 10y ago
Anyway to export meals to myfitnesspal?
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by _fs 10y ago
Interesting. I believe this is the same as the hardware watchpoint I mentioned. I'm not usually working with ARMs, so I do not know for sure. How would you deal with multiple tasks running? Do you have multiple watchpoints you can set
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Detecting stack overflows on an embedded system(netburner.com)
3 points by _fs 10y ago|3 comments
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by _fs 10y ago
Not to mention 3/4 of the article is just rephrasing Derek Sivers' post [1] on the same issue. This author even stole all the artwork. [1] https://sivers.org/compensate
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by _fs 10y ago
I implemented something similar on a coldfire cpu. I was able to protect against the skip over problem you describe by combining the hardware debug point with -fstack-check to create a "canary" zone at the bottom of every stack. T
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by _fs 10y ago
True, but you can use -fstack-check with a well-defined canary space and correct probe interval to prevent the jump over attack you are describing.
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by _fs 11y ago
SSL is a dead protocol that has major vulnerabilities. It no longer has support and anyone still using it should really move on. TLS is the recommended replacement protocol that is still secure. HTTPS can be thought of as secure http, regar
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by _fs 11y ago
NetBurner | http://netburner.com | San Diego, CA | ONSITE | FULL TIME / INTERNS Interested in joining a team of doers? Our small embedded devices are network enabling hundreds of thousands of products, experiments and hobby
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by _fs 11y ago
NetBurner | http://netburner.com | San Diego, CA | ONSITE NetBurner provides all of the hardware, software and tools to connect new and existing products to a network. Our small embedded devices are network enabling hundreds of
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by _fs 11y ago
One topic that was not mentioned in the article that I have found fascinating is that your gut microbiome can actually affect your cravings. (1) Your microbiome accomplishes this through a host of mechanisms including changing the expressio
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El Niño Forecast, 2015(wunderground.atavist.com)
1 points by _fs 11y ago|0 comments
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by _fs 11y ago
How is this legal under california law? http://www.californiacoastline.org/cgi-bin/image.cgi?image=2...
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by _fs 11y ago
First of all, I don't think anyone has a serious objections to GMOs that are modified to increase output or resist natural predators The only fear of GMOs that I have is knowing that certain crops have been genetically modified to not
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by _fs 12y ago
Well to be fair, we are not living paycheck to paycheck. Are water reservoirs and dams function as our emergency fund. We have (had) years of water stored within these reservoirs. And many years in unregulated groundwater. The problem is, e
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by _fs 12y ago
If you are already using Alfred, I'd suggest having a look at the new workflows available, in particular layout, which covers a lot of the features of spectacle. For instance, typing 'layout left' in alfred will push the wind
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by _fs 12y ago
When will you bloggers learn that full page popups that ask me to join your newsletter after reading an article for 2 minutes = instant page close + never coming back. Please, say no to full page popups.
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by _fs 13y ago
I fail to understand how typing anything on the command line would be faster then a single shortcut (cmd + \).
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by _fs 13y ago
Is pair programming always carried out on a single PC? I was under the impression that the pairs may just sit side by side and help each other throughout the session. Didn't realize that pair programming implied literally taking turns
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by _fs 13y ago
"Bitcoin falls 20% in a day...." In other words, business as usual.
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by _fs 13y ago
Hopefully they got all of the rats [1] out of the production facility. [1] http://www.vice.com/motherboard/life-after-food/
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by _fs 13y ago
Although I beat it, It still took my brain until level 3 to realize why I skipped from level 1 to 10
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by _fs 13y ago
That popup at the end of the article totally broke my concentration about the subject at hand. I quickly fell from thought to disgust when the popup came up and covered 1/4 of the screen. Then I backed out of the site. Why do people in
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by _fs 13y ago
Without more info, flagging this as spam. Especially considering the poster states that he/she is a cofounder of the website.
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by _fs 13y ago
You know, seeing this video of google glass is a crowd... We thought iphone thefts were bad? Once people realize the value of google glass, whats to stop a criminal from snatching those off the user's face? An iphone at least has the p
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by _fs 13y ago
Looks like someone didn't RTA
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by _fs 13y ago
Can we have a get-rid-of-medium-link-bait club?
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by _fs 13y ago
Admit it, you just needed an excuse for the company to buy a nice espresso machine for the office :)

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