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by aroch 13y ago
Looks like its streaming arbitrary video URI's without needing to fullscreen the tab
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by aroch 13y ago
I'm sure you're students appreciate it, even if they don't now they will later.
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by aroch 13y ago
One of my more favorite professors would provide his slides, they were typically quite minimalist, and also provide the 2-3page long bullet-points of lecture notes that he would use to fill in the slides. The key thing here was he would pos
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by aroch 13y ago
The domain privacy service, which is owned by GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons There's your problem
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by aroch 13y ago
But not served over HTTPS :). I see you've not configured an SSL vhost and you're running multiple sites from the same IP (Actually appears to be a CNAME). While there's nothing wrong with that, you have no HTTPS fallback thu
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by aroch 13y ago
Seriously? You figured out that you can change the displayed text for a hyperlink...Welcome to 1991.
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by aroch 13y ago
After using Lux for a long time I've recently migrated to Velis autobrightness [1] and have, anecdotally, found it to work better. Less stochastic brightness changes, better bright and lowlight sensor attenuation and less batter drain.
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by aroch 13y ago
Yes, finally!
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by aroch 13y ago
The software they're going to run is one that was used prior to the iPad at a ground basestation around the gate.
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by aroch 13y ago
At some point, it was decided that 'The Ukraine' referred to the Soviet state and 'Ukraine' to the free country.
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by aroch 13y ago
I feel the headline "Delta airlines paid to give up iPads for Surface 2", is closer to reality. Last I heard about this (Back in late Sept / early Oct 2013) the pilots union was against this because the tools available on the
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by aroch 13y ago
I have essentially a static IP (A 'dynamic' IP with a 6month lease that stays the same on renewal and follows my account regardless of where I live), but you're super fucked if for some reason your IP changes. I usually set i
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by aroch 13y ago
I guess I should have said 'personal server', not like AWS or Google's Cloud platforms.
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by aroch 13y ago
This is true for pretty much any VPS-only hoster, they all have well defined ranges and tons of targets to attack. I see thousands of attempts a day at Linode and hundreds at Leaseweb (dedi and VPSes) and DO. It's just part of doing bu
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by aroch 13y ago
The point isn't whether the actual content SFW or not, picking a TLD that's inappropriate for most workplaces is probably not a great idea.
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by aroch 13y ago
I feel as if I shouldn't be clicking links that end in the .sexy TLD at work
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by aroch 13y ago
Back when I still used Apache it didn't have support for TLS 1.1/1.2 due to the dep on OpenSSL and thus none of the better FS ciphers. So compiling against gnuTLS allowed for those. That's now been rectified.
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by aroch 13y ago
Apache can (and maybe should) use gnuTLS
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by aroch 13y ago
Yes, just like a non-FDIC insured bank can tell you 'too bad, too sad' if they're robbed and your money was stolen. Unless you're specifically insured against loss, banks aren't obliged to give you money lost due to
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by aroch 13y ago
>I'm actually shocked by the lack of standardization and documentation in the wet lab There's actually quite a lot of both of these. Here's the thing, we all have protocols specific to our labs or organisms. For many of us
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by aroch 13y ago
Yeah, I know...I even mentioned that TRIM fixes it. Still doesn't mean it wasn't a shitty experience for the many months before proper TRIM support landed
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by aroch 13y ago
He also has a series of videos on his youtube detailing the painting and build: https://www.youtube.com/user/lucaiaconistewart/videos
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by aroch 13y ago
I don't know, I had a first gen Nexus 7 and the experiences was pretty disappointing. Google cheaped out on the NAND and using more than 40% of the storage would cause it to stall, lag and generally behave like a pile of poop. It'
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by aroch 13y ago
Not all, there are a bunch of commercial, synthetic antibiotics. I can think of a few that aren't even sold for their antibiotic properties but instead because of other beneficial effects such as depression treatment (MAOI)
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by aroch 13y ago
This isn't particularly surprising, I'm not sure why this is "big news". Many antibiotics are naturally occurring and fairly common
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by aroch 13y ago
Delete your stapled CRL cache and restart, its in /var/db/cslr
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by aroch 13y ago
Still requires having previously dropped the dough to get a smarklock. Given that Lokitron lets you remotely unlock/lock, it saves you the ~$200 this costs and only takes a simple SMS if the person doesn't have a smartphone
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by aroch 13y ago
I agree with you, it's cool but there's no way I could justify it. However, I think Lockitron offers more utility than this and, assuming I was allowed to install my own locks, I could see myself potentially using it Hell, it&#x27
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by aroch 13y ago
They aren't hidden, the posts that are ads are clearly marked as such
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by aroch 13y ago
Bitcoin are also vulnerable to physical theft and the OP isn't talking about physical theft of currency -- I'm pretty sure you know that and are electing to be snarky in spite of that. A credit/debit card when stolen, regardl

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