bifrost

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by bifrost 7y ago
Yes, because the culture there is very different. A lot of systems that work in Europe just can't be transplanted to the US without a massive shift in the culture.
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The Fibonacci Sequence Written in Lolcode(github.com)
1 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
Seems like its up to me, I'm on Sonic in San Francisco.
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Update your Logictech wireless dongle(theverge.com)
1 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
"To discourage fare evasion, the agency should set up regular inspections (on moving vehicles, with unarmed civilian inspectors)," This absolutely does not work in a lot of the US urban areas, there is a ton of fare evasion. BART
696.
by bifrost 7y ago
I think this is a great article. IMHO last line is the best.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I've loved DDG forever, used it since 2010 I think.
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Ethiopia's leader keeps flicking the internet kill switch(cnn.com)
1 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
699.
by bifrost 7y ago
Yep, I've seen it before, its part of "short timers syndrome". Frankly I've built some tools with weird thing (a lolcode CGI was the oddest) but when you're doing something orthogonal to what your team is working on
700.
by bifrost 7y ago
Yeah, I looked through the site. They're missing a ton of providers, its barely researched. You'd find like 100 more via WebHostingTalk that are probably better than the #1 choice. Also the URL is a dead giveaway.
701.
by bifrost 7y ago
I doubt it'll work. Looks like there were some legit responses, and then a bunch of spam. My guess would be someone testing something.
702.
by bifrost 7y ago
Seems like spam. this is a weird place to spam...
703.
by bifrost 7y ago
But the monetization is so good! lol.
704.
by bifrost 7y ago
Referral link spam site basically.
705.
by bifrost 7y ago
Exactly. Most network forwarding happens on ASICs, its the only reasonable way to get performance.
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Sweden Declines to Sign UN Nuclear Treaty(thelocal.se)
2 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
If you consoled into easy mode you defo could set a pw there, or skip it. I still don't get why they don't make you set at least one password, but some of it also stems from the architecture of the OS AFAIK.
708.
by bifrost 7y ago
Its probably a shared codebase, I wouldn't be surprised if they had a monolithic OS and just had specific daemons to run things.
709.
by bifrost 7y ago
I'm so glad this isn't about how "5G is dangerous zomg". We're lucky to get this sort of report! (In case you were looking for an article about the safety of 5G -> https://medium.com/@tomsparks&#x
710.
by bifrost 7y ago
Juniper doesn't. There is no password on the device when you power it on. When you get a new device, in order to save your initial configuration on it, you have to set a password. Cisco used to ship with zero config on their devices an
711.
by bifrost 7y ago
I didn't know about the tube, I def would've plugged that. I have a MKIIV Golf-R and you can absolutely hear the "Soundaktor in action, its so goofy... This, frankly, is my favorite sound mod -> https://www.yout
712.
by bifrost 7y ago
There are car makers who now use DSPs to process exhaust noise to play INTO the interior of the car to make people feel like they're driving! I drive a turboed car, turbos are naturally sound dampening, I'm totally fine with it be
713.
by bifrost 7y ago
I honestly hate hand dryers, half the time I end up drying my hands on the sides of my pants if I'm wearing jeans... My kid hates the sound of them too so it totally makes sense that they're actually bad.
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The Turtle Submarine(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
715.
by bifrost 7y ago
Wow, this article is horribly researched. I think my favorite line is - "AT&T is best known as a cell phone company". lolno. How is this guy involved in any sort of investment/research firm?
716.
by bifrost 7y ago
There was a point in time where that wasn't true but as people started accepting a lower quality of service it became easier to just pay than do the right thing.
717.
by bifrost 7y ago
This is the one IoT device I use... They used MD5 too, great. I'd really like to give them a prize....
718.
by bifrost 7y ago
I'm not sure what the TSA use but I'm pretty sure they don't really work. I've had multiple friends confirm a negative test for GSR when they'd just been at the shooting range in the same jacket/etc. We still h
719.
by bifrost 7y ago
I agree, advertised SLAs are garbage. Agreements to uphold past performance are much better.
720.
by bifrost 7y ago
I think we as a society have become more agreeable to poor discourse. We have people screaming at eachother in the street due to percieved differences of opinions, thats not acceptable. I'm going to hold out hope that this incident was

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