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I used the app quite actively for a couple of years and maybe had one conflict at most. Maybe I don’t do edits as intensely as you do. The free plan was perfectly adequate for the first year, then I explored the editors in the paid plan but
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Anyone taking up 17KLOC of shell script “as is”, regardless of how many cool domains it is on, to use in production deserves everything they get subsequently. It will be a useful learning experience. The same goes about taking up k8s with n
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Tangential - in the BLE land nrf52832 and friends are pretty neat, and there is an ongoing work on the rust stack: https://github.com/jonas-schievink/rubble I tried it and it can do a few basic things, though it’s in t
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I had noticed the interface between the easyeda and pick and place service of JLCPCB a bit bumpy, so I wrote this: https://github.com/ayourtch/jlc-convert Save the BoM and P&P files and then convert them using the
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OpenWRT. Been using that in my home net for the past 12 years or so, on multiple generations of various hardware. The latest incarnation on linksys ea8500 is slightly bumpy (seems like a kernel crash), but didn’t get annoying enough yet to
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Worked for me when I last tried couple of months ago, Ubuntu 20.04 with Firefox. But maybe I was being a test subject (since I am an employee).
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Any communities with a strong framework. Case in point: Soviet Union. Though arguably a strong collective ideology and a religion aren’t that far off from each other.
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DoD address range is not so mysterious: it’s 11.0.0.0/8, and it’s not been seen on the internet. So it is extremely tempting to take one’s 10.0.0.0/8 and turn it into 10.0.0.0/7. I would bet this is what is going on there - a
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Two very half baked projects: 1) https://github.com/ayourtch/tbpatch read the unified diff and apply to files that may have whitespace changes compared to original. The aim is to experiment with structured source contr
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test coverage is calculated as % of the locations seen by profiler during the test runs, right ? This metric completely ignores the fact that every independent conditional doubles the space of the behaviors of the program. Assuming we have
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I wonder if this is possible to write an extension that would allow to allocate a user-defined “data volume budget” to a site when the browser starts to load it, and hard-cut the process after this budget has been exhausted, and render the
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We should have two “keep on your toes” leap seconds per year, one +1 and one -1 (can it be done ?) in lieu of daylight savings time or together with it for those that still keep it.
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Sorry can’t edit, but a perfect exhibit for (2) is on HN right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24545236
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1. Click != agreement. Cf: phishing. 2. https://xkcd.com/538/ - applies for any sufficiently large entities and certainly governments.
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“We kind of want to fill the void and publish results that are the opposite of that —unsurprising, weaker, statistically insignificant, not conclusive and so on.” These are at least 5 Distinct categories, hope they make a distinction...
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You can also do the ipv4 to IPv6 translation on the server itself, then the server is can be purely IPv6 attached. Fun trivia: A few years ago I wrote a kernel module, that together with existing kernel mechanisms allowed almost all transit
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This project actually does decode of Rs232 data, with the special prefix triggering the interpreter mode where you can control the color and delay between the cycles. Only ground and TX pins are used to connect. Oh, and no interrupts - poll
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The article maybe should explain why not just apt-get install cups and wifi-share the USB printer (AirPrint included) without the need for downloads from github or an account somewhere which presumably can get a copy of your every page. I d
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+1 on the small 1-2 weekend tangible projects, that you may have wanted to build before, but never got to, they are great for morale. This weekend I implemented RS232-powered RGB LED that is controlled attiny85, which reacts to strings sen
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This particular problem is solvable by having (client_sequence_number+1) to be part of the HMAC (thus checking it as well), and by storing the MSS in the MSB part of the generated server sequence number rather than in the LSB. Then every pa
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I ended up building my own l framework for my use case (about 30KLOC NMS, all Rust) - http://github.com/ayourtch/rsp10 - would be interesting to hear your critique if you have a minute to look at it!
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I tried to make sense of it and it didn’t seem to be that much more convenient compared to running iron + appropriate middleware packages (session storage; multipart; etc). They seem a bit “stale” but work absolutely fine. Source: 33KLOC
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I am in exactly this situation now. I want to be able to have a method to load the content of the partial for mustache.ra; wrote in their repo looking for feedback - but if no none - absolutely going to fork, and hopefully no hard feelings
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Thank you for this. The passive-aggressive style of erroring on unused variable while staying absolutely silent when I accidentally print the &int variable with %d format, always seemed like an inconsistency to me.
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> It's interesting how differently we all think about the world. Absolutely. I am convinced that difference in the approach also affects the view of spirituality as well. > I saw absolutely no sign of this being true in my sessio
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Ah, my comment was only my experience/opinion about the “spirituality by a half an hour long hyperventilation”, not WHM. Sorry for not making the context clearer. As for WHM itself, and experimenting with it - why not, if going into it
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I went once to a session like this out of curiosity. I had cramps. A friend who’s just finished Uni being a GP told what is going on: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Respiratory_alkalosis Is the medical term. Note this
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I coincidentally had a 13khz whistle while reading your comment in a quiet room. Tried the protocol, and now I can hear how quiet it is here - the whistle is gone. So that’s a sample of two now. Thank you so much for posting it!
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https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7710 tries to solve this at network level..
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My experience is contrary: Put the “interesting” addresses in DNS immediately upon acquiring/configuring them. When you need a literal - lookup DNS name, copy-paste from one terminal into the other. I do this for both Ipv4 and Ipv6 add
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