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by aspyct 6y ago
Although this seems cool, there are at least two downsides: 1. You have to copy/type the password manually, instead of relying on your password manager to recognize the website, leaving you more vulnerable to phishing. 2. More manual e
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by aspyct 6y ago
Heyyyy I'm with you here. Broke my ankle a few years ago, badly. I had surgery but recovery is... well, probably never happening, at this point. It's invisible, but walking hurts. The more I walk, the more it hurts. Damn, I used t
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by aspyct 6y ago
Wasn't the whole point of CSS to separate presentation from data, and move away from <font color=red> and other <table> that made layouts too difficult to change? Consider this: <h2 class="text-purple-500">C
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by aspyct 6y ago
Yeah uhm... Never been to /r/asd, and now I'm slightly afraid of checking it out, seeing as two comments have been deleted :D
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by aspyct 6y ago
I don't think docker would be an appropriate security measure here. To be fair, docker is great, but I remember a few warnings about how users could get root access to the "host" machine. It's containers, not VMs.
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by aspyct 6y ago
Care to elaborate on the "rough edges"? Is it a reliable day to day phone?
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by aspyct 6y ago
Yes you do need Windows. Wine is great, but there's no way I'll publicly release a windows application that hasn't been tested on an actual windows install.
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by aspyct 6y ago
Upvoting because this needs to be higher :D
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by aspyct 6y ago
Actually they do clarify that they are not comparing similarly priced systems. But yes, that could have been made more obvious. Also they compare the apple silicon performances to older systems as well, to have a better comparison point. Bu
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by aspyct 6y ago
Hey, happy birthday GIMP! I've been a user since, oh, 2005 I believe. I've always found the interface easy to use, and I'm really surprised to see so many people complaining about it here. GIMP has always been my go-to tool f
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by aspyct 6y ago
"made purchases of things that I didn't know about that looked interesting" Interestingly, that's precisely the reason I hate targeted ads. They just make me buy more things I didn't otherwise need. I see your main
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by aspyct 6y ago
All I can remember is:  
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by aspyct 6y ago
Ahah, "Game of throwns". Can only imagine the disaster :D
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by aspyct 6y ago
Common obstacles to writing: 5. Time, 6. Priorities
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by aspyct 6y ago
This is a super interesting article! However some parts of it are... well they are true for me as well, even though I'm pretty sure I'm not colorblind. This, in particular: > Another consequence of all this is that I see very l
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by aspyct 6y ago
We have an electric fence, but you can cross it without cutting or touching it :)
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by aspyct 6y ago
That's good info, thanks!
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by aspyct 6y ago
We thought about restraining the horses to a smaller parcel, but ultimately we decided against that, so they have more free space to run away. They won't be more than 100m away from us at anytime though
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by aspyct 6y ago
We thought about tripwires, yes. But what are they exactly? Thin electric cables that break? Since we already have fencing, that could be a good solution
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by aspyct 6y ago
Ah that'd be neat, but we need to cover a lot of fields, and that's going to be real expensive real quick :(
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by aspyct 6y ago
That's worth investigating. Horses do sometimes run around, because they're scared of just for fun, but that would be a good study anyway :)
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by aspyct 6y ago
Ah, sending the frames to a server for analysis, good idea! Thanks :)
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by aspyct 6y ago
Ahah, extra points for the helium filled balloon. I'm installing cameras tomorrow, but I really got to try the zeppelin method at some point :) Thanks for the suggestions!
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by aspyct 6y ago
No, you don't get it. We've seen the people trying to do it. We've chased them. They're real, they use ropes and knives. Those are not random accidents.
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by aspyct 6y ago
Definitely not chupacabras, unless they drive cars :) I intentionally didn't post link to news coverage, because that's graphic and, quite frankly, I don't want this post to become a badge of honor or suggestion for some of t
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Ask HN: Recommendations for physical intrusion detection in pastures
15 points by aspyct 6y ago|23 comments
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by aspyct 6y ago
bellyburster.com: Aliens are back.
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by aspyct 6y ago
> multiple ways to express the same fundamental operation Sounds like the timtowtdi of perl. Funny, I've always called ruby "perl++". Remember how perl is known to be readable?
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by aspyct 6y ago
Oh, that's why. Let's downvote it to hell then.
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by aspyct 6y ago
Fair enough, I didn't know. I can't find a "delete" button for my comment though. Where is it? On the other hand though, I feel like we should always complain about that kind of behavior, if at least to shame the practic

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