arcbyte

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by arcbyte 8y ago
I'm stealing etelegram for a new startup I'm going to make
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by arcbyte 8y ago
The thing you're missing though is that as $NEW_THINGs get more popular and more people try to implement them, they do it badly, spread their bad implementation as gospel, and that actually changes the popular definition into something
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I added that link to my reading list. Very interesting idea. I'll be looking more into MQTT. But I don't see the issue with exposing the HTTP interface to the world? I'm always leaning towards solutions that ship with web int
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I agree completely, although I highly suspect we would refer to different "sides" as the ones intent on "breaking government".
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by arcbyte 8y ago
I emphatically DISAGREE. That's like complaining about cruise control: I think the brunt of the "cruise control" problem is not the tech, but the marketing department (which has to include American Motors and Plymoth of cours
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Preach!
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by arcbyte 8y ago
> actively compromising the privacy of hundreds of millions of people What sensationalist falsehood is this?!
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Something owns a domain, and the details of that something need to be known - personal or not. Easy.
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by arcbyte 8y ago
Because why would I be? What possible good would ever come from demanding nobody know anything about me without asking me every single time? From having other people threaten me with weapons adn throw me into cages for DARING to remember so
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by arcbyte 8y ago
> So only tens of millions of people whose browsing history is being siphoned off without their consent? Tens of millions of people are asking Facebook for the Share button in case they want to share the content they're looking at.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Why?
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Is there a laptop you would recommend?
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Your last line lost me. You're putting your own negative connotations in a way that totally recharacterizes reality, both for the space race and for Facebook's actions.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Should we actually care? I really didn't care even when my OPM info got hacked. Just make this shit public and stop believing in secrets.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
The service is the transaction boundary. If you need "transactions" across services then you need to start looking at Sagas/Processes.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Boom. Hired. If any of the candidates I've interviewed and hired had this sort of independent and outside-the-box thinking, I'd have doubled their salaries when I hired them.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Check out https://heisenbergreport.com/ . Hes was talking about this last year a lot.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
I mean, they do already. The database is just the court records and you can go to the courthouse and access them. That's how its been for centuries.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
With mobile banking and check depositing I agree, but ten years ago the availability of physical branches and my frequent travel as an out of state college student led me to choose BoA over local options. Today Im local only because the big
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by arcbyte 9y ago
The Carnegie library I grew up near is the reason I am where I am today in life. If I hadn't had access to all the books I spent my childhood and teenage years reading from that library, I'd be a lesser person.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
I checked out Pulsar and got completely lost in the multiple hierarchical Zookeeper clusters.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Well let’s be clear, the copper in rural areas is not adequate for anything except 1930s voice connectivity.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25390782-From-a-WISP Really just google WISP and Netflix or YouTube.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Throttling is or can be indistinguishable from QoS management.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
In some states for some actions there is a rule that disallows retracting a suit after an answer is filed. Might be useful for patents in federal law. That's for Congress to take up.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Forgot to actually post the article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/larrydownes/2014/11/25/how-netf...
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Are you referring to the topic in this 2014 article refuting your claim about "internet companies" trying to charge Netflix extra? When in fact Netflix's own ISP, who Netflix rightly pays, was actually doing critically import
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by arcbyte 9y ago
Keep that HTTP2 garbage away!
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by arcbyte 9y ago
It doesn’t matter whether you know of any use cases or not. Somebody else does. Don’t interfere with their liberties.
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by arcbyte 9y ago
That is straight up malpractice.

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