alex_duf

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by alex_duf 9y ago
Key logger + screen shots and you also get access to a 1 password account No matter what you do if the computer you are using isn't trustworthy you're losing.
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by alex_duf 9y ago
>I press the remove button what is that?
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by alex_duf 9y ago
>If it's someone who needs me, they'll leave a voicemail Then the next step is for spammers to leave voicemails
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I think in some narrow use cases it makes sense to use hydrogen. There's this pilot program going on on a small Scottish Island where they use wind power on overproducing days to produce hydrogen. That hydrogen is then use for their fe
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Thanks for the link!
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Great!
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I'm dreaming of seeing a wasm DOM api that directly binds to the browser's apis, without passing through javascript. Is this even a possibility?
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I think laptops are only one tiny part of why we should be excited about it. Imagine the carbon footprint difference on a server farm...
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by alex_duf 9y ago
That would be my guess. It was probably expensive so they are looking to sell it.
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I just tried the french to english. It's better than google translate but not that good.
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I've only had bad experiences with ORMs. You get implicit behaviours and performance nightmares. SQL isn't hard to write, unless the model is poorly conceived, in which case throwing an ORM at it will only makes things worse. It r
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Here's the proof (it's my tweeter account) https://mobile.twitter.com/alex_duf/status/61472768376378163... Re-reading myself, I should have been more polite and less smug I think, the community manager n
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by alex_duf 9y ago
So does Plusnet in the uk
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by alex_duf 9y ago
It's also more comfortable for your passengers. I did a 6 hours trip with a friend continuously putting his foot up and down on the throttle, and it was the most gruelling car trip I've had I think. When I asked he said it was &qu
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by alex_duf 9y ago
There's this amazing story by 99% invisible about Guerrilla Public Service which I find both fascinating and funny at the same time. I highly recommend that episode: http://pca.st/YLdD
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by alex_duf 9y ago
That's hilarious
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by alex_duf 9y ago
>There's no humanity or kindness in Google. It's not about anyone else. It's all about Google I've said it before, and I'll say it again Technology is the mirror of humanity. We somehow don't like the face w
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by alex_duf 9y ago
My favourite is this one: @MicroSFF@mastodon.social I'm here: @alexduf@mastodon.xyz
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Not that I encourage it, but you can create your own server and pay it with ads. Each server their own rules
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by alex_duf 9y ago
really nice!
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Novice question: It says one step closer to support AVR, am I correct to assume the arduino is part of that family? Because if so I have an amazing excuse to finally learn rust
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I would chose a belief about a moving star in a heart beat compared to a talking bush and a dude walking on water. Edit: my point being, humans are superstitious in unpredictable way; A moving star wouldn't be more surprising than an e
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Yeah I agree I noticed that myself. Any other social media can be abused in roughly the same way. Twitter has its bot problems, and I'm sure given enough popularity mastodon will face the same issues too.
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by alex_duf 9y ago
I'd like my career to be destroyed too please
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by alex_duf 9y ago
any particular reason?
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Fair enough!
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by alex_duf 9y ago
> Renewables are expensive to set up and scale They are cheaper to set up at scale, but also work very well in a micro production / distributed environment (albeit slightly more expensive) I understand your argument about space, you
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by alex_duf 9y ago
>China is building tons of new coal plants to cover its current needs Not so sure about this one: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/mar/22/coal-pow... Sure they are still building but at a
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by alex_duf 9y ago
>Fission already beats renewable by a good margin and Fusion puts some on top of that. This is not true, I don't think people realise how much the renewable prices are currently dropping: https://www.theguardian.com/
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by alex_duf 9y ago
Isn't it the promise of renewables already? Prices dropping by double digits every year, exponential growth in every market. Coupled with emerging energy storage it seems like cheap energy is due to come long before fusion

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