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by arwineap 3y ago
Most Rivers flow through geographic locales, and generally their path is static There's not a whole lot of risk that the Seine will start flowing through the US The "local" clouds also usually follow a pattern, this is why my
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by arwineap 3y ago
The commenter said they preferred json over yaml because yaml is whitespace sensitive; Json is not yaml's feature set is also too broad, forcing safe loaders
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by arwineap 3y ago
If you are looking for interpretability look for onvif compatible cameras which will be usable by everything I use standard cameras so I can write my own software. It's been a fun project but it's still pretty rough around the edg
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by arwineap 3y ago
Ubiquiti is trustworthy. Krebs jumped the gun on that accusation and apologized https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/08/final-thoughts-on-ubiqui...
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by arwineap 3y ago
The next killer feature for postman alternatives is integrated jq support for your json output. Postman handles this especially poorly...
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by arwineap 3y ago
MDF bubbles when it gets damp, and completely crumbles away when it gets wet. The price difference between plywood and MDF is not significant; $45 -> $60 in my market, and OSB is even cheaper at $30 (all prices, 4'x8', 1/2
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by arwineap 3y ago
Historically it may be interesting to look at the hudson / jenkins codebases
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by arwineap 3y ago
I broke into some systems at my high school, and got hired jr/sr year at my school district. Their issue was a permission misconfiguration in AD, and allowed me to do all sorts of things like adjust the backgrounds for all the computer
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by arwineap 3y ago
vim doesn't; it has an strong, active plugin infrastructure but the vast majority of people using vim don't use plugins at all Reminder the topic here was we don't need IDEs because people should be smart enough to do it in a
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by arwineap 3y ago
I think that this would replace top down moderation with: Judge each post based on person who wrote the post and how I felt about their first post I saw I think that the goal of moderation should be to judge each post based on it's own
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by arwineap 3y ago
Capitalism breeds competition, and the simplest way to compete is on price. I suspect that each of these owners is likely speaking in good faith, and at their current margins they probably would have to lay-off other people. But what I thin
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by arwineap 3y ago
Why is that? Are you suggesting that automakers wouldn't want to sell the cars there, or that people will be driven to over buy the stock? I'm trying to understand why automakers would care how/what telemetry is mandated of t
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by arwineap 3y ago
I don't think the world is so binary, if the entire mass of people in the streets were burning and looting we'd still be rebuilding today. Someone taking a playstation and some overpriced sneakers from a story several blocks away
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by arwineap 3y ago
What's to stop reddit from taking ownership of the subreddits and assigning new mods to them? This has happened in the past with subreddits with frequent rule breaks, and has even resulting in a reversal of the original viewpoint of th
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by arwineap 3y ago
That's a great point thank you for bringing this up. I don't have a solution for that, and frankly my proposal was putting a lot of work onto the platforms that wanted to support it so I'm not sure it would get much traction.
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by arwineap 3y ago
What if we create a new access.txt which all user agents will use to get access to the resources. access.txt will return an individual access key for the user agent like a session, and the user agent can only crawl using the access key This
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by arwineap 3y ago
Kia's and hyundais recently had a simple flaw allowing theft of the vehicle https://www.thedrive.com/news/hyundai-kia-say-theyll-fix-mil...
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by arwineap 4y ago
Are these even meant to go upwind? There's no keel, and I didn't see anything about a daggerboard in the design
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by arwineap 4y ago
Are you sure it wasn't a j/24? j/24 had lockable lazerettes in the cockpit, and the issue was that when they flipped, the lazerettes could flip open (hinged on the seats), they would fill with water and would sink the boat. T
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by arwineap 4y ago
I'm failing to understand how balloons are different from satellites, save for altitude; those sats could be carrying payloads other than ISR as well.
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by arwineap 4y ago
Personally I don't like debian because of how hard it is to crack to make changes Someone mentioned debian-testing, and I agree it gets updates more quickly which is great, and solves for half the problem However, when you want to make
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by arwineap 4y ago
> Just remove all LinkedIn examples and tell them you will stop marketing it as a LinkedIn scraping tool in the future. I don't know your extension if you make any "significant" money then get a real lawyer to look it over
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by arwineap 4y ago
FWIW, we run .NET6+ on linux / docker on AWS
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by arwineap 4y ago
My understanding is that the way they converted to unlimited PTO was by paying out people's vacation time with a one time payout. In which case, they didn't lose benefit at all
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by arwineap 4y ago
I didn't know that actually, I will re-evaluate my usage
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by arwineap 4y ago
I don't think you would need either sync or publish at work. I haven't used canvas yet, as it's a new feature, but obsidian is a key app at work for me. Up to this point at least, it's been free :) Make a private repo, a
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by arwineap 4y ago
> The fact that the framework relies so heavily on reflection makes debugging a pain, turns what should be compile-time errors into runtime errors This perfectly explains my problem with the fx library, and why so many java devs seem to
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by arwineap 4y ago
AWS has a bug bounty it's just hosted by the fine black hat community instead of amazon
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by arwineap 4y ago
> Also, shout out to Disney for actually making it easy to restart a show from the beginning. I don't understand how Netflix has dropped so much money into children's programming without doing any sort of user testing to find o
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by arwineap 4y ago
> given that he was pretty much cornered into buying Twitter in the first place Just to be clear; Elon put himself in that corner, no one forced him there.

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