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by beckler 5y ago
Good. Aiming for USB-C sounded like a solid goal on paper, but it's become so fragmented with all the protocols, data rates, and variations in cable capabilities and it becomes obvious that compatibility is significantly worse than wha
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by beckler 5y ago
Granted, those stats are for JSX, but it’ll be interesting to check out for sure.
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by beckler 5y ago
My guess is it was an disgruntled employee who took a copy of all this data.
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by beckler 5y ago
I enjoy it. My only complaint is that it heavily relies on node. I’d switch to Tachyons, but I already know the tailwind syntax pretty well.
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by beckler 5y ago
Getting some arduino.cc vs arduino.org vibes here.
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by beckler 5y ago
That is one way. Generally there are several vectors when it comes to exploits. Like, is the git repo secure? Can we add code that allows a backdoor or reaches out to a command-and-control server? Or how are their packages secured? Can we u
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by beckler 5y ago
high-level IoT botnet explanation: Imagine you discovered a massive flaw in a robot vacuum/video doorbell/smart fridge/wi-fi connected blender/router/etc, where it would accept and execute any command you sent it. N
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by beckler 5y ago
I think it's safe to consider routers IoT devices, but I would suggest that basically any independent embedded device is an IoT device. Literally any "smart home" device can get silently taken over and become part of a DDOS n
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by beckler 5y ago
I grew up with horses. It blows my mind people would willingly ingest that stuff. The horses don’t even like taking it. You gotta shove the whole syringe to the back of their throat to make sure they don’t spit it out.
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by beckler 5y ago
I have two hypotheses. The tow company and the local Avis branch have some weird kickback scheme going on. Or the tow company has illegally put trackers on known rental cars and then fetch them for a bounty. Someone is clearly able to track
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by beckler 5y ago
I have heard nothing but horror stories from those who worked at RV.
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by beckler 5y ago
My FIL runs an electrical co-op in upstate SC. He had the choice of creating a new HQ for their co-op, or run fiber to all their customers. He ultimately chose the new HQ because the cost-per-mile was insane when you got in the more rural a
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by beckler 5y ago
I believe it's fixed in macOS 11.4... looks like it was a bug that was affecting the data reporting tools. https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1396374313591140357?s=21
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by beckler 5y ago
Then why do Venmo and CashApp get a pass? Is Fanhouse trying to leverage Apple’s Payment APIs without paying or something?
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by beckler 5y ago
Well, it sounds like to me, that TE just did the hardware design, and PANIC is really the one making the decisions for the software/games side. That being said, Teenage Engineering is one of those brands that has massively disappointed
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by beckler 5y ago
Copyright doesn’t really apply to UI designs. Patents can apply, but it’s really only used in novel and unique situations. Even if Replit had a patient on its UI/UX design, if you were able to find evidence of prior art, you could peti
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by beckler 5y ago
I actually experienced the opposite on my M1. Safari locks up all. the. time. but it happens more often when I open a new tab. I run into a ton of compatibility issues, and I hate that you can only install plugins via the App Store. I reall
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by beckler 5y ago
I did it for 3.5 years and then I jumped ship back to just regular development. When I started, we were actually really great at discovering and solving actual issues. Our VP got replaced with someone who wanted us to only work on complianc
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by beckler 5y ago
If you have $99,990 in BTC, and $10 in cash, only the $10 is covered. Coinbase could shut down converting crypto to cash at any time. There is no promise or guarantee that they have to allow cash exchanges or deposits, since they're ba
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by beckler 5y ago
Coinbase and FDIC insurance seems tricky at best... I think it only covers deposits made via cash from federally recognized institutions, and will only be covered if you leave it as cash. If you are transferring tokens in and/or conver
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by beckler 5y ago
I have to use mongo at work. They used it because they thought it would be easier for the developers, but I find the query pipelines confusing at best. It can be extremely nuanced depending on how complex your aggregations are. I usually ha
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by beckler 5y ago
It's currently at 7.7% + $0.25. But it's a bit more complicated than that. If you want something to sell, you usually have to use their "bump" feature to get it to show up at the beginning of any relevant search results.
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by beckler 5y ago
I like reverb, and I think it’s a pretty great resource, but they raised their rates back in August and it’s left a bit of a bad taste in my mouth. I end up paying almost 10% to just sell something, and that’s before shipping.
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by beckler 5y ago
It could always turn a TV on or off. I had to change my television settings to allow it to accept commands over hdmi.
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by beckler 5y ago
I think by far the most interesting part of this article is New Horizons observing parallax of Proxima Centauri... it's a bit mind-blowing to think about the vast distances involved, but to actually observe it is just wild to me. http
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by beckler 6y ago
The way I read that isn’t that your forbidden from doing any of those things. Your forbidden from doing those things with a dedicated machine (i.e server). Like you are forbidden to make your personal server a node for a speed test for othe
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by beckler 6y ago
I wish there was a convention on the order of classes on an element. Like height/width first, padding/margin next, idk what next, and then pseudoclass variants at the end, but in the same order? I don't know honestly, I just
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by beckler 6y ago
Content is free, doesn't mean API access and requests have to be free.
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by beckler 6y ago
They’re a web/hosting service provider, like AWS or GCP, but with less services. They’re much more popular in European countries.
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by beckler 6y ago
Not OP, but I'll post what I've found: > vm_stat Mach Virtual Memory Statistics: (page size of 16384 bytes) Pages free: 28209. Pages active: 114788. Pages in

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