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by bergie 10y ago
You can configure CloudFlare to allow Tor visitors without CAPTCHA: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203306930-D...
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Making Humans a Multiplanetary Species(spacex.com)
145 points by bergie 10y ago|126 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
Actually, I think this is the first Safari version where IndexedDB works . They shipped a broken implementation earlier.
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by bergie 10y ago
Rumor on the Reddit SpaceX thread is that it blew up at T-3 minutes, so likely during fueling ops. https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/50n5cl/rspacex_cape...
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by bergie 10y ago
Maybe you could say "This Is Your Company on Web", which could imply plenty of things made possible by web technologies, like remote, distributed teams and cheap cloud infrastructure.
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by bergie 10y ago
For reviews, we tried a more checklist-like model in the Maemo Downloads store back in the day. You had yes/no questions like "does the app do what it claims to do".
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by bergie 10y ago
> if there was ONE big service subscription, let's say $199 annually, and I can use everything (apart from enterprise stuff, that's more). Every piece of software - and also media! - out there That is kind of what http:/
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The First and Last ‘One-To-One’ Device(500ish.com)
2 points by bergie 10y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
It is pretty easy to plug in your own telemetry. I recently made some data from our hackerspace (electricity consumption, whether the hackerspace bar is open, etc) show up in OpenMCT: https://github.com/c-base/cbeam-tel
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Android 7.0 Nougat released(android.com)
38 points by bergie 10y ago|4 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
You can keep AMP pages separate (different suffix, domain, whatever) and then let tools like Google discover them using rel="amphtml" https://www.ampproject.org/docs/guides/discovery.html
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We're Bullish on AMP(trackchanges.postlight.com)
104 points by bergie 10y ago|105 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
I'm kind of in the same boat. Basically everything I use is USB-C now, except for my e-cigarette. For that I carry a USB-C to micro-USB cable, so I can use the same charger and battery pack for everything.
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by bergie 10y ago
I'm curious about how the Superbook is charged. It seems you're shipping a custom charger, but also somewhere on the Kickstarter it talks about micro-USB. So, would a regular USB charger be able to charge the Superbook, or does it
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by bergie 10y ago
In this case it is not about indirect subsidies to his company, but about removing indirect subsidies from the combustion engine industry. Their "freely available externalities" are polluting the place.
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by bergie 10y ago
Termux gives you a decent Linux shell, including stuff like vim, git, and Node.js
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Ballista: website-to-website data sharing(github.com)
2 points by bergie 10y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
They're completely different protocols. But the IPFS daemon can serve as a IPFS-to-HTTP gateway to make IPFS content available to web browsers.
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by bergie 10y ago
The Martian atmosphere also makes aerobraking possible, meaning spacecraft arriving there need less delta-V. A Dragon2 can land in Mars, but not on the Moon because of this.
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by bergie 10y ago
There is a campaign collecting signatures to end geoblocking within EU: https://endgeoblocking.eu/
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Nokia is coming back, will produce Android phones and tablets(theverge.com)
3 points by bergie 10y ago|0 comments
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Web Credits Spec(w3.org)
60 points by bergie 10y ago|18 comments
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by bergie 10y ago
At least in our case the new pricing would be couple % below what we used to pay under the per-repo pricing scheme. And about 30% less if we merge our two organizations.
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Everything as a Service(stratechery.com)
5 points by bergie 10y ago|0 comments
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My tablet has stickers(medium.com)
1 points by bergie 10y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 11y ago
Apple sells an adapter, I believe. The latest version of Thunderbolt is using the USB-C connector (and is compatible with it), so I assume next generation of Apple laptops will only have these ports. https://thunderbolttechnology
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Simpler GitHub PGP Signing with a Yubikey Token(yubico.com)
2 points by bergie 11y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 11y ago
Private NPM modules are probably a problem, but otherwise this sounds like it would solve the current NPM issues without requiring everybody to retool. Looking forward to using this in company hackathons where we can then install dependenci
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Stellar Module Management – Install Your Node.js Modules Using IPFS(blog.daviddias.me)
52 points by bergie 11y ago|2 comments
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by bergie 11y ago
Something like an Ethereum contract could be used for this. And the smart contract could also allow for deprecating/flagging bad releases as long as the transaction comes from the original author.

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