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by calgoo 11y ago
These are services run by other companies, and unless you have a written payed for contract with them, they have no reason to "fix" your issue. You are the one developing a tool that uses their platform, so you are responsible to
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by calgoo 11y ago
Wow, they could not use a different acronym from WISP? I guess wireless ISPs are loosing business to Fiber etc, but still. From a quick google search, it would be better to call it WSIP.
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by calgoo 11y ago
Sound great! looking forward to having a look when it comes out!
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by calgoo 11y ago
I would prefer a simple app interface with big buttons (on mobile) to do the exact thing i want, than having to use some chat menu system. So when im in an airport somewhere i can click while walking to order a taxi or check my email or sim
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by calgoo 11y ago
You could actually moderate the discussion threads heavily, and then do only NSFW style moderating on the comments. But like i said, it does not solve the who monitors the monitor problem.
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by calgoo 11y ago
What about splitting comments into two sections: 1. Comments: Imgur / youtube etc style comments with jokes etc. 2. Discussions: Questions, arguments, details, references etc. You would need some moderating, but it "could work&quo
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by calgoo 11y ago
Just found the answer on the site: VR places the user in another location entirely. Whether that location is computer-generated or captured by video, it entirely occludes the user’s natural surroundings. In augmented reality—like Google Gl
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by calgoo 11y ago
"Virtual reality overlaid on the real world in this manner is called mixed reality, or MR." I thought it was called AR, as in augmented reality?
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Yeah, I'm from Europe and definitely see him as a dictator who has stolen the country elections and is about as corrupt as Berlusconi or or our Spanish counterparts.
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A web browser in a web browser :) Is that like a Turing test for web browsers? Something like compiling your language in your own language.
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Of course they should, and I dont argue against that. However, I see private actors such as Blackwater (or whatever he calls it today), that directly make money of the war, and are not held accountable at all are a huge problem that needs t
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by calgoo 11y ago
While i do agree that they could exist, is that its really hard to control. Who polices the police? Of course this happens in the government controlled armies as well. However, in small private firms, at least to me it feels like it would b
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by calgoo 11y ago
A really hope Karma / Murphy deals this guy what he deserves for the crimes that his company has done. Private militarizes armies should NEVER be allowed to exist. These people should never have the right to fight for governments, and
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Hackers and state actors. Whatever tools the used where just that. If someone uses a wrench destroy the enrichment devices, did the wrench destroy the device or the person using it?
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I found that at least in the past, the S markings from Sweden where quite good. Now, I have not been back for 20 years so no idea if it still valid...
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There was also the comment about being freely available already. So a page behind username / password would not be freely available and you would be breaking the law. Now, if a user on a private page, marked something as public, but di
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by calgoo 11y ago
Well, it does scale: Just put a guy at the airport that scans all computers passing the check. You got nothing to hide, so why worry? The law clearly states that you need to hand over any password / key when asked. That is as bad or ev
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by calgoo 11y ago
Also, for a basic understanding of the physics at work, he could also try Kerbal Space Program. Its been one of the best tools to teach me of escape velocities, suborbit vs orbit, etc. Its not exact but very good at explaining the principal
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by calgoo 11y ago
Its funny that my first reaction to the title was: Ugh he comes from Oracle, he is a leach that will try to destroy everything that is good! Then I read the article and it actually looks like he is a Open Source supporter etc.
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by calgoo 11y ago
Talk for yourself, minions are awesome! But yes, i agree that using them in professional emails might not be the best thing. Now, we could have a conversation about why someone is using private email accounts for professional purposes.
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by calgoo 11y ago
Its fine. I'm using it for: Go, Perl, NodeJS, Scheme, Bash, C++, and Rust. You might have to add some of the syntax highlighting etc, but there are packages for most languages available directly in the built in package manager.
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by calgoo 11y ago
Well, i personally really like the Static linking, but that is because of the limitations on our network. To get onto a server, I have to use a VDI session -> Citrix -> SSH Jump host -> ssh jump host -> server. The servers dont
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by calgoo 11y ago
I agree, im really looking forward to AR systems. They are just so much more useful then VR. Sure, VR has its places like gaming, movies, documentaries etc. but AR is something that could be implemented in our daily lifes to really enhance
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I would say that crime is reported very low, as a lot of trouble makers usually "disappear".
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What if we get the SysAdmins and NetOps guys to join? I believe that could be felt quite a lot more.
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Its more like: Can the FBI compel a safe deposit box maker to add a master key to all boxes so that they can open one when they need too.
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Question: Do you not have noise complain laws in the US? I mean if some company is producing that noise, waking people up, I would start calling the cops on them every time it happens. And regarding the security guards, maybe a daily pick-n
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by calgoo 11y ago
Hi, as an example, we use the qmp.cat software for creating wireless mesh networks.
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by calgoo 11y ago
I thought they where just using bootstrap which was created by twitter. I'd say 50% of the web looks like twitter today... EDIT: OK, I take that back... After looking at some of these sites, some have really copied the design waaaay t
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by calgoo 11y ago
When i was testing out clojure a few months back, it took me around 4 to 6 hours to get used to them. After that, my eyes where just ignoring them and the code looks very much like a C type syntax.

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