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by bcook 10y ago
Search for Commercial TVs. I saw someone mention this in another thread on here.
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by bcook 10y ago
He's implying that Trump is right but only inadvertently.
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by bcook 10y ago
AFAIK, QoS traffic-shaping is only vital during link saturation, which is never what a backbone should experience. The last paper I read about backbone traffic explained that they aim for less than 50% maximum utilization.
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by bcook 10y ago
Yeah, my bad.
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by bcook 10y ago
Are MIDIs still being used by any popular services, apps, OSs, etc?
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by bcook 10y ago
My point is that both are flawed and have their uses. I won't be paying any bills with Bitcoin any time soon.
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by bcook 10y ago
There are plenty of cash currencies, aside from USD, that fluctuate wildly.
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by bcook 10y ago
I'm not completely sure whether you're referring to cash or Bitcoin.
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by bcook 10y ago
Craig Heffner: https://github.com/devttys0 http://www.devttys0.com Fabrice Bellard: http://www.bellard.org
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by bcook 10y ago
In what way do you use them?
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by bcook 10y ago
Numbers from South-East US: Freenom: ~9ms Google: ~9ms (actually 0.5 ms quicker) Local ISP: ~33ms
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by bcook 10y ago
By "4K videos are coming" I think he meant that 4K will soon become the norm, not that it is currently impossible.
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by bcook 10y ago
>We all the know there is a solution to mass shooting in US. No, "we" don't. The article states "Ever since guns entered the country, Japan has always had strict gun laws" but the US already has guns everywhere
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by bcook 10y ago
The CyanogenMod open-source project somewhat lended their name to the Cyanogen company. The link explains it better.
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by bcook 10y ago
It is? I think the problem is how we (mis)interpret the data to mean anything more than what it actually says.
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by bcook 10y ago
Yeah, the RT-AC87U is known to have a buggy Quantenna WiFi chip, especially the 5ghz. There are many reports of problems over on snbforums. The RT-AC68U or RT-AC88U are better choices (because they use Broadcom?). My RT-N66U has been a flaw
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by bcook 10y ago
Can you explain? I agree with the parent poster. I was curious what he considered pre-crime. My original question was an honest one (as is this one). Yeah, maybe the question was ignorant or stupid... my bad, I suppose. I don't underst
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by bcook 10y ago
Would you consider the idea that if someone has murdered, they are more likely to murder again (compared to those who never have) an example of "pre-crime"?
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by bcook 10y ago
Just because it has happened doesn't mean it's always happening. Without any proof of intent, yeah, I'd consider it (plausible?) paranoia.
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by bcook 10y ago
He's referring to harmmonica's "I'll stop by for a coffee". People commonly say "let's do lunch/coffee."
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by bcook 10y ago
Don't some universities exist to make money?
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by bcook 10y ago
The code is likely useful in many other ways than just self-driving cars.
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by bcook 10y ago
At least when I Google it I get relevant results. It's even worse to have some generic name like "footpath" or "cake".
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by bcook 10y ago
READ_PHONE_STATE is precisely what the app in question uses. https://github.com/harjot-oberai/MusicStreamer/blob/master/a...
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by bcook 10y ago
Did they pause when there was an incoming call?
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by bcook 10y ago
AFAIK, apps need this permission so that they can mute/stop when there is an incoming call.
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by bcook 10y ago
It seems like you may have projected more into the usage of "one's" than was actually intended.
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by bcook 10y ago
I ran an SSH honeypot and every connection showed me something interesting; username/pass, shell commands, source host, whether it was automated or being typed by someone, which hosts they used for file downloads. This was maybe 10 y
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by bcook 10y ago
You're implying that slippery, curvy roads are safer?
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by bcook 10y ago
I knew I shouldn't have questioned you so flippantly... Lesson learned.

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