Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
arwineap
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
23 ms
·
241.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
I'll pull the plug; any suggestions for further reading? > Our problem is to penetrate the communication system that is not visually based,and is purely acoustical. Given our depth in knowledge in acoustics, I'm hoping you can
242.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
They did and it was hangouts. Worked great on iOS as well.
243.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
I was sailing during one of the periods that they shifted the shipping lanes. It was terrifying being on a small craft without AIS and not knowing when I entered/exited the shipping lanes. The existing shipping lanes are well charted,
244.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
Agreed, the prices on diapers at costco are fantastic, but even better the quality of the diaper is on par with [insert-brand-name] diapers. This is not the case with most discount or offbrand diapers. We did try one of the diaper online se
245.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
It worries me that neither the advertisement, the catalog, or the order form would constitute an offer. I do understand that the harrier jet did not exist in the catalog or offer form, but the general point is what scares me What would a co
246.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
I would be particularly interested to see how many sites use HTTP push. You serve HTTP2 to the user by default when using ALB, but there's no support for push
247.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
> I have created tools that help to keep POI'd up-to-date by mapping to public health inspection reports. What a great idea, thank you for sharing. I'll take it upon myself to do some investigation into if those records are eas
248.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
Turns out their ISP dropped out too. I'll go ahead and eat my words now :)
249.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
> People are doing the "yada yada not entitled to a platform" thing cloudfront is not really a platform. It's more like a CDN, or WAF. I think your point is worth discussing, just seems to link less to the context of 8chan
250.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
> What irked me is that CloudFlare was the one who makes the decision to do censorship. I'm not sure what makes you think cloudfront is "censoring" anyone; 8chan no longer is using cloudflare's (likely) free service,
251.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
Someone in this thread who played diablo! Do you think the game would have had the same staying power if it was harder to cheat?
252.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
On android I believe there's a metadata piece for in-game purchases. I just avoid those entirely :)
253.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
> Anecdote: where I live, people on social welfare can get some small jobs (lawn mowing, paint jobs, that kind of things). They aren't paid in money. People give them some kind of social paper that is the equivalent of money and the
254.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
You can have multiple identities in chrome[0], even guest identities. [0] https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/2364824
255.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
I thought there was something official that would preserve presidential correspondence
256.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
Apple controls the CA; it's pretty straight forward for them to check contents. iMessage really could have been something great (despite apple controlling CA) if they had just opened it up for more devices. Instead WhatsApp wiped the f
257.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
I seem to remember some issues around running anything encrypted on frequencies meant for the public, but I've always been interesting in citizen mesh networking. Is it legal, or just not enforced?
258.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
It's unknown right now. I don't think this problem is something that can be resolved in one all encompassing change. We can start with the medical facilities, who will literally lose nothing by having transparency in their pricing
259.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
No net change for you, but net benefit for a large section of the population. What's your argument against it?
260.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
There's two components in the system. The first component is the autodrive which uses only visual sensors to stay in the lane, stay away from the car in front of you, and maintain speed. The second component seems to be the routing whi
261.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
You're gonna need to expand on this for anyone to understand your point. Are you suggesting that gentrification from an influx of out of state people looking for work are to blame?
262.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
GDPR does not affect US companies that do not collect EU citizens information.
263.
▲
by
arwineap
7y ago
As a new parent I've recently been thinking on the issues surrounding private schools. Can you expand on some of your concerns?
264.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
Pleasure craft get boarded all the time by the coast guard. [0][1][2][3][4] Often on trips from the west coast to hawaii, often on trips sailing north from southern california. The coast guard, can at any time board / search your vesse
265.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
I would love a browser, or extension that would prevent sites from hijacking or munging my clipboard. It's infuriating that a page can dictate what gets placed in my clipboard against my will.
266.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
Windows has a different concept for services and processes. All of your processes are killed when you logout
267.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
My understanding is that everytime someone figures out how to open up airplay, apple goes and "fixes" it.
268.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
I'm a little behind on the drama but Google killed youtube for firetv, amazon retaliated by dropping google home products. Now it seems like they are feuding over nest like things too. Very interesting.
269.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
I honestly think that UI was pulled from microsoft word/office. It's been about a decade since I've used microsoft products so I'm willing to be wrong, but my understanding was that the print button was a shortcut to pri
270.
▲
by
arwineap
8y ago
For example, it was incredibly disappointing that company of heros did not support crossplay... The pool of players is significantly smaller.
More ›