callesgg

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by callesgg 12y ago
Are they seriously going to blame the dead pilot for the crash. Even if he might have caused it, playing the blame game does not feel very professional. I would be very careful before making such a statement.
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by callesgg 12y ago
Based on current technologys and their numbers 5 kb/s to 5mb/s based on usage. Current consumer technology gives 300b/s to too 500 kb/s Depending on how much you want to pay. *speeds in bytes not bits
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by callesgg 12y ago
Sweet, I have actually been looking in to getting a ingmarsat modem. However they are so expensive that it might actually be worth waiting a few years for a better alternative.
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by callesgg 12y ago
I would really like to see go binaries that is not like a 1mb in size. In practice is not like I don't have space for 1MB But I still want proper linking to a shared "golib"
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by callesgg 12y ago
Unfortianly Gow is very buggy. And the maintaner does not reveal sources for the binaries, which makes it hard to help out. In practise he is acctualy breaking the GPL license, by not giving sources.
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by callesgg 12y ago
"To search though all possible MD5 values is 2^128 operations which is massive. To be in with a good chance of finding a collision would take ~ 2^64 operations which is again far too big for normal computing." Seams wei
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by callesgg 12y ago
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Atomic_Time The time we use it based on an average of many clocks. The fact that time passes at different rates at different locations is already account for.
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by callesgg 12y ago
In my world I should not have to test the latest browsers. If it works in a modern browser, I would assume a even newer browser would not be less standardised. To be honest do I only use and develop in Firefox and these days it generally w
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by callesgg 12y ago
Hahhahahahhahahahahaha
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by callesgg 12y ago
I expected it to self desturct. Why would it not do that? Was it to close to the ground?
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by callesgg 12y ago
Nice i love meteor, i hope that there will be some work on a sql backend. I want defined database strucures ;)
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by callesgg 12y ago
What is regarded as a change?
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by callesgg 12y ago
Does not work on tablet :(
764.
by callesgg 12y ago
The passcode and the pin is not the same thing, most people don't have a passcode.
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by callesgg 12y ago
Would the problem that if causes be easily solveble by doing somthing like 50% of your trades bluffs.
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by callesgg 12y ago
If you want to use emacs as if it was vim why change? Personaly: I try to use my console editors as vanila as posible so that I can feel right at home directly. Kind of the exact opposite of this :)
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by callesgg 12y ago
It's not a scientific papper you probably get what they mean.
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by callesgg 12y ago
I have always thought exactly that to. On a side note when I have been in major pain at some time I am have atleast been partialy capeble of consiusly ignoring the pain, it still hurts but i just try not to care. Obviously the pain that I h
769.
by callesgg 12y ago
Is not about money it is about ROI setting up a backup system would be some work and doing backups verifying that they work everything takes time (time to remake system - the time it would take to do backups)/(the risk of failure) I th
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by callesgg 12y ago
Well that is what everyone says. The thing is that more money does not equal more value. In "IT" I find that it is actually more common for the best product to be the ones that are in the mid price ranges. Not counting open source
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by callesgg 12y ago
Partialy, I do backups of everything that is mine, documents and stuff like that. But restoring the entire system with all tweaks and packets would probably take weeks.
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by callesgg 12y ago
So not entering read only mode after life end seams like a very dangerus bug that is not realy accepteble. Sidenote: Articles like this always scares the shit out of me I have a kingston ssd that has been in my main server for almost 3 year
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by callesgg 12y ago
I think systemd actually clears up a loot of stuff. As the article describes. The main thing that scares me is the binary loging format I can think of some benefits but mostly it just seams scary. I guess I will get go se later if the benif
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by callesgg 12y ago
It does not have to to with link, udp or ip it is a limitation of the dns spec. Here is a extention that "fixes" it: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-dnsind-udp-size-02 I have not seen that spec extenti
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by callesgg 12y ago
A UDP dns response will be truncated if it is longer than 512 bytes. If you want more stuff you have to use TCP and that is not very preferable.
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by callesgg 12y ago
Well it might eventually be shown that it is just to unstable to be usable. It is a big gamble to put money in to unproven stuff, if money was not a parameter global warming could be fixed whenever we wanted.
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by callesgg 12y ago
I love their Wireless UniFi stuff, they have the best AP's on the market. 1 Gb Interfaces in a firewall is a bit on the cheap side for a modern firewall. Anyway knowing what i have seen Ubiquiti do previusly i would not be supriced if
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by callesgg 12y ago
Yep ;)
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by callesgg 12y ago
"AC accounts for approximately 20% of year-round electricity consumption by American households, and 15% of total electricity use. [1] The widespread use of AC explains in large part why Americans use so much more electr
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by callesgg 12y ago
I want a smart clock that looks like a clock not like a small wrist calculator. Is that so hard?

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