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by antsar 6y ago
> poor implementation Well that's an understatement. NYT has the tech resources to do this a million better ways. > investor quarterly report [...] active users Speaking of "active user" counts, it's convenient tha
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by antsar 6y ago
> electric utilities use the FM radio text channel [..] and their meters pick it up and use it. Hope those updates are cryptographically signed. Would be unfortunate if your car refuses to charge because someone dropped an FM transmitter
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by antsar 6y ago
Sounds like his net worth was over 100M at the time. I guess past a certain point, you’ve got enough dividend stocks and want to gamble on something more exciting.
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by antsar 6y ago
Hotels do have a shared blacklist system. Why wouldn't they? I imagine being a repeat complainer is one way to make the list unless you bring enough business to be worth it.
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by antsar 6y ago
Resolution might be a problem, since you're just looking more closely at the same pixelated full-board video you were already receiving. If the VC software was smart enough to detect your pinch action and send you a cropped feed at hig
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by antsar 6y ago
Linux laptop because real men need higher temperatures? ;)
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by antsar 6y ago
uMatrix takes care of this paywall too.
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by antsar 6y ago
TLDR (actually, the site title): Smart Vents & Wireless Thermostats
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by antsar 6y ago
There's an issue for this in GitLab's tracker: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/14259 Sadly, it's four years old and seems pretty stagnant.
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by antsar 7y ago
Because that costs money?
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by antsar 7y ago
Also consider including progress to date, your rough plan (if any), an indication of how much leadership is in place or required. Like "b" above: as a potential volunteer it's helpful to know whether you have a plan and just
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by antsar 7y ago
More importantly... do those bathrooms come with toilet paper?
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by antsar 7y ago
IME (python webdev) most test frameworks do expose some form of this, but I’ve never heard them called “matchers”. So perhaps people know & use them, but not by that name.
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by antsar 7y ago
Fair point about updates being a mixed bag. But “no ports open” doesn’t always mean safe. Maybe someone can pass some evil bits inside transaction metadata? (Disclaimer: no idea what I’m talking about w/r/t transactions, or how mu
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by antsar 7y ago
Until it gets owned by an unpatched CVE, anyway.
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by antsar 7y ago
Some ITIL buzzwords to search: - OLA (Operational Level Agreement; usually an intra-organizational dependency) - Underpinning Contract (3rd-party)
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by antsar 7y ago
US ISPs already do this in order to inject ads, which is why you have to use 3rd-party DNS servers. Wouldn’t be anything new.
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by antsar 7y ago
Why yes, yes there was. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/11/apple_removes_zooms...
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by antsar 7y ago
Yep, same Zoom. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/11/apple_removes_zooms...
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by antsar 7y ago
Only if people repeatedly desire those features, vs being more of a one-time novelty. Say unlocking Boost Mode costs $2k. What would the subscription cost, $200/mo? If I can show off Boost Mode to all my friends in one month, I might n
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by antsar 7y ago
So I can just borrow boost mode to impress my dates and turn it off afterwards? For free?
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by antsar 7y ago
Either one works, as long as you're going downhill.
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by antsar 7y ago
Excerpt for the lazy: > When you slide the on/off button, you’re moving an isolated piece of plastic. It is purely mechanical, and is not attached to anything electrical (electro-mechanically isolated). This is done at a time when
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by antsar 7y ago
I was going to say: isn't "Content-type: image/webp" one byte larger than "Content-type: image/gif", making this useless? But apparently 204 No Content allows you to omit Content-type. Leaving this up in c
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by antsar 7y ago
Having "Open Source" in the name is slightly misleading... > License > Copyright (c) 2019 SaaS Forge Inc. https://www.saasforge.dev . You can use this template for any purposes except reselling or purposes prohibi
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by antsar 7y ago
A domain with traffic though.
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by antsar 7y ago
If tmux is local, the reboot is going to kill that too. There are ways to re-create your windows/panes automatically after reboot, but they come with caveats.
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by antsar 7y ago
The command prior to that text is: dig redis +short So... "long" is the opposite of "short"?
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by antsar 7y ago
Why integrate the NAS? I run a Synology full of spinning rust for backups, archives, and shared file storage. It works reliably and is stupid simple to maintain. Adjacent to that is a server running Proxmox, and I'm currently working t
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by antsar 7y ago
I might not recognize the address. But `whois 12.34.56.78` will tell me whose network it's on. Anything other than my hosting provider would be a red flag. If it's the right company but the site still looks wrong, I'd try to

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