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601.
by _joel 2y ago
That's true, I'm hopeful innovation in this space increases the speed of delivery but you're probably right.
602.
by _joel 2y ago
Haven't some companies explicitly ignored robots.txt to scrape the sites more quickly (and pissing off a number of people)
603.
by _joel 2y ago
Not long to wait only... well, 2035. A blink of the eye in terms of astronomy build deadlines, I guess.
604.
by _joel 2y ago
and then do it all again, but backwards.
605.
by _joel 2y ago
We just need to crack out a Tommy Gun for that.
606.
by _joel 2y ago
Agreed, great watch, informative and pushing the boundaries with the work he's been doing.
607.
by _joel 2y ago
Or the guy down the pub, wink wink, nudge nudge.
608.
by _joel 2y ago
Reminded of using Iodine to break out of captive portals using DNS TXT/SRV etc records https://github.com/yarrick/iodine
609.
by _joel 2y ago
Of course, Apple's gone through major chip transitions a number of times and there were issues. Those issues get fixed (on the whole) over time, so just don't be an early adopter if you don't want that pain. I think at this p
610.
by _joel 2y ago
They've reverted to the original adhesive, so it must have been available. It says so in the article.
611.
by _joel 2y ago
That's not my experience, we've moved many cloud workloads over to ARM and haven't suffered stability issues. Maybe you mean the Windows implementation on ARM, if you're using that, but that's not the chip's f
612.
by _joel 2y ago
To the downvoters, please explain to me why it's fine to change an adhesive from the original, given the original is fine and the replacement is what lead to this issue.
613.
by _joel 2y ago
I don't think it's that misleading, bzImage and the like are comressed, so...
614.
by _joel 2y ago
I don't think so, according to the article it was the airlines doing visual checks themselves.
615.
by _joel 2y ago
Why were they able to change the adhesive being used during the rollout (i.e. different to the original one used, that works). This screams of the flammable tape issue they had in Starliner too. Shoddy QA and procurement process.
616.
by _joel 2y ago
Yes, people do rely on them still. Some airlines still stipulate a printed pass (despite the phone pdf/app still being viable). There's also a bunch of forms that still need printing out to be signed (no docusign). I guess that wi
617.
by _joel 2y ago
The nokia 3310's of the print world
618.
by _joel 2y ago
Actual radios connected to the internet http://www.websdr.org/
619.
by _joel 2y ago
Those not notoriously exploitable were those using gated ssh access only via known IPs or connecting via tailnets/vpn.
620.
by _joel 2y ago
some ISP's still do (or did, last time I was in one), at least one I worked for a few years back. Had a room full of lead acid batteries on shelves and another with a big spinning wheel to smooth out the flow.
621.
by _joel 2y ago
Yes https://www.appvia.io/blog/chick-fil-a-kubernetes-success-st...
622.
by _joel 2y ago
yes, you can only represent it to a certain number of decimal points I guess, for speed. This was typed in incorrectly though.
623.
by _joel 2y ago
Maybe. Here's doom running on different values of pi (it was ever so slightly incorrect in the original version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZSFRWJCUY4
624.
by _joel 2y ago
obligatory https://xkcd.com/303/
625.
by _joel 2y ago
Interesting, thanks
626.
by _joel 2y ago
Maybe this year will finally be the year of Linux on the desktop... :)
627.
by _joel 2y ago
Reading this reminded me of ntpsec, anyone actually use that?
628.
by _joel 2y ago
Car Deployment Kit (I jest, I have no idea)
629.
by _joel 2y ago
You can't hear a door knocker everywhere in the house, I'd guess.
630.
by _joel 2y ago
Nice https://erikdemaine.org/fonts/tetris/?text=u%26rz+~uu&rot=1&...

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