anc84

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by anc84 10y ago
By lying about what actually gets served and by reinventing on-demand requesting of image tiles. This is ancient tech.
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by anc84 10y ago
No one can reliably predict what it means.
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by anc84 10y ago
> The only thing GCM does is wake up a device to connect to the Signal server when the app is running in the background, nothing is actually transmitted over GCM. I consider myself an educated Signal user and I had no idea about that. Pr
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by anc84 10y ago
And all of the USA's OSM data in just 5 GB on your SD card if you want.
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by anc84 10y ago
Yes, but adoption would a tiny fraction of mainline support/promotion could accomplish.
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by anc84 10y ago
"New Shadow Brokers dump contains list of servers compromised by the NSA to use as exploit staging servers." -> https://twitter.com/musalbas/status/793001139310559232 Lots of .ru domains in that list.
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by anc84 10y ago
What are you missing in Spyder compared to RStudio?
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by anc84 10y ago
Can't you tile any projection? At least can't you nicely tile all those that have a rectangular boundary? Rotating north-wise for close-up views would work of course, but close-up you could just use a "proper" UTM projec
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by anc84 10y ago
I'd wager that the vast majority of people also does not care the slightest about that. The manufacturer is at fault for that, not the person who bought the device. Unless people themselves get any drawback, why should they care?
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Making the Web More Reliable – 20 Years and Counting(blog.archive.org)
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by anc84 10y ago
How is caching handled for those tiles in IPFS? At OSM.org they get rerendered when the underlying data changes.
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by anc84 10y ago
While JTS and its children might not have loads of algorithms or the fastest implementations, it is rock solid and 99% accurate (I challenge your 100% obviously). If you just need the basic stuff, JTS etc are a great choice.
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by anc84 10y ago
tl;dr: Nothing long-term, but pain neurons might die off by prolonged/repeated exposure based on animal tests.
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by anc84 10y ago
Sorry, I don't really care about your theoretical questions. IPFS is nice and fun technology. If you don't want to participate, you don't have to.
435.
by anc84 10y ago
Joe Blow would just need to find some fans who think that keeping his content available for others is worth their while. I believe this could work amazingly well for netlabels and indie bands.
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by anc84 10y ago
By simply not downloading and seeding it. ;) In IPFS you do not automatically relay things, you have to explicitly decide to.
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by anc84 10y ago
After 24 hours at least, potentially earlier. Huge parts of Europe are at such setup at least.
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by anc84 10y ago
Just turn off the "VPN" proxying if that makes you uncomfortable. Personally I am less concerned about the Boogiemen from China/Russia than about the pervasive ruin of privacy by US companies.
439.
by anc84 10y ago
That's because your browser sucks. Try Opera Mobile or something similar. Good browsers can reflow text to fit whatever screen size they display at. This website has zero CSS related to layout, so it is your browser's duty to rend
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by anc84 10y ago
Unobfuscated link: https://www.amazon.com/Neat-Company-NeatDesk-Desktop-2005410...
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by anc84 10y ago
What makes you think that "remote" jobs have different stacks though? That's my main point.
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by anc84 10y ago
Is this question some cynic attempt to see what keywords are going to be upvoted? What does "remote" even mean here? A ukranian remotely working for a US company? A brit remotely working for a chinese one? Why would there be a dif
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by anc84 10y ago
How does having /usr on a seperate partition (if I understood you correctly) change the bug/exploit?
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by anc84 10y ago
I was just being overly sarcastic! I love that fierce dino!
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by anc84 10y ago
That horn is incredibly phallic and sexist and the dinosaur looks angry and scary. Something as frightening and demeaning to women should never ever be considered.
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by anc84 10y ago
It burns CPU like mad. See if limiting the framerate to something sane makes sense, 15-20 might be enough for fluent motion. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11285065/limiting-framer...
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by anc84 10y ago
If personal, economical gain is your goal, yes.
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by anc84 10y ago
> We’ll keep the site on read-only mode until December 31st, 2016 at the very least, but our goal is to keep it up indefinitely so long as there is still usage (enough visits to warrant that) and we can spare the resources to maintain &a
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by anc84 10y ago
Where does QUIC sit in between TCP and HTTP2?
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by anc84 10y ago
That whole bidding for URLs thing is making it dead on arrival for me. What incentive could there possibly be?

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