ben174

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by ben174 5y ago
You are so incredibly wrong about this, it saddens me.
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by ben174 5y ago
Their incident was reported a full 33 minutes after downdetector first started showing spikes in reports. That's pretty bad.
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by ben174 5y ago
In this case - having happened to have noticed this at the exact time it occurred, I observed: downdetector had it first twitter had it second peers were unfortunately unreachable (slack) HN lagged by a significant margin
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by ben174 5y ago
...and cue the thread about how IRC is a better medium and SAAS has ruined communication.
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by ben174 5y ago
No, their health page is the worst place to look for honest information. They don't want to lose another decimal on their uptime percentage. Try down detector. https://downdetector.com/status/slack/
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by ben174 5y ago
California signs all say "When children are present". But I do think that's not a terribly difficult determination for a machine to make.
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by ben174 5y ago
If you expect an honest answer from your candidate, and you don't expect a well-qualified candidate to choose a well-endowed female to be their character of choice, then you're living in a fantasy world. I understand that it'
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by ben174 5y ago
No generation of Amiga that was commercially available could come even close to rendering the real-time 3D graphics of Minecraft. The Amiga was impressive but even running something like Doom (or Gloom - since Doom was never officially port
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by ben174 5y ago
Elon, can you please focus on delivering what we early adopters paid an extra $8,000 for so long ago - the promise of a fully self driving car? Or should write that off and forget about it so you can make cheaper cars. It's getting pre
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by ben174 5y ago
Why are universities still teaching PHP? Is this a “programming” class or a specifically a PHP class that they offer for people who want to learn that particular language?
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by ben174 5y ago
Flashcards are my favorite way to learn - specifically to pass a test or gain some certification. I've standardized on a simple format of a google sheet with column A being the front side of the card, and column B being the back - and
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by ben174 5y ago
For some crazy reason Photoshop users are so crazy loyal to that product they're willing to pay for it. I'm totally guilty of this, just yesterday I needed to scale and crop an image and I had to download the whole Creative Cloud
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by ben174 5y ago
If Elon catches wind of this we'll have robo-PC-taxi service soon.
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by ben174 5y ago
They shouldn't have to , but there are several examples of where it's the software author who has take action in order to put a stop to it. Not an Apple fanboy, but Safari is a great example of software which has changed its defa
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by ben174 6y ago
This might simply be performing better due to shock factor. I’d be interested in seeing how these ads would perform if they weren’t a novelty.
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by ben174 6y ago
Alter your review after the reward has been issued.
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by ben174 6y ago
While I agree with you, and am a HUGE fan of VR, the undeniable truth is these headsets collect dust after a week or two. Always. I've convinced a ton of my friends to buy one and they always end up with the same fate :(
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by ben174 6y ago
Clever, but this is the same hack.
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by ben174 6y ago
Just checked the pricing in Fremont, California (East Bay Area) - all require a 2 year agreement and some of them go up after the first year: 35 Mbps - $69.95/mo 100 Mbps - $109.90/mo 200 Mbps - $134.90/mo 300 Mbps - $164.90&
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by ben174 6y ago
I prefer the version with the printer: https://i.imgur.com/RCgJg6F.gif
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by ben174 6y ago
It does. I just tested proximity handoff from iPhone to HomePod.
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by ben174 6y ago
Requires an account. I'll pass.
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by ben174 6y ago
Just bought brassgates.com -- who's in?
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by ben174 6y ago
I'm game, if I get to start the stack :)
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by ben174 6y ago
You realize the lidar distance for a car would be entirely different. It's a way different beast.
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by ben174 6y ago
Love this! FYI site is broken in portrait mode iOS safari.
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by ben174 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | SF Bay or remote | Full stack web (python/django/react) http://www.bugben.com
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by ben174 6y ago
"Don't forget to click that bell!"
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by ben174 6y ago
If this article is accurate, and the hacker did consider alternative ways to make more money, or legal ways, then this really puts the blame on Twitter. If their bug bounty wasn't absolutely ridiculously low ($7,700 for oauth account t
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by ben174 6y ago
47 pixels per inch resolution? Surely that’s a typo?

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