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by chedabob 3y ago
They're powered by a dynamo, so probably only have the tiniest of batteries or capacitors necessary to keep the low-power lights on when not moving.
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by chedabob 3y ago
Yeah this is my gripe with things like Firebase Realtime Database. Don't get me wrong, the amount of time it saves is massive compared to rolling your own equivalent, but it doesn't take long before you've dug yourself a big
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by chedabob 3y ago
While there's multiple competing standards I'm ignoring it. At least with MTA-STS and DANE you didn't have to fork out $1000+ to support both. There was also this which showed up a month after Google started their rollout of
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by chedabob 3y ago
They started soldering the RAM to the logic board on the mid-2012 MBP.
95.
by chedabob 4y ago
Based off the kit SparkFun sells, I don't think it needs an amp: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/21287
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by chedabob 4y ago
Currently being tracked here: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcsfuse/issues/961
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by chedabob 4y ago
GDocs is rolling out code blocks now, albeit with a limited number of supported languages https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2022/12/format-displ...
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by chedabob 4y ago
https://letsencrypt.org/docs/certificate-compatibility/ Support goes back pretty far.
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by chedabob 4y ago
Forestry has been on my radar for a long time but never had a need to use it https://forestry.io/ The big draw for me is it's just Hugo/Gatsby/Jekyll underneath, and the output files can be delivered anywhere
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by chedabob 4y ago
I wonder if that issue with no Ethernet during internet recovery can be solved by using an adapter with a chip that doesn't require drivers on Mac. I have 2 that work on M1 Macs without installing anything * Anker 3x USB + Ethernet wit
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by chedabob 4y ago
That's a different API https://developer.apple.com/documentation/activitykit
102.
by chedabob 4y ago
It's also getting more and more locked down on Android too. Not sure if there's other mechanisms, but from 11 onwards, apps have to declare which other apps they will query through PackageManager https://developer.andro
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by chedabob 4y ago
There was a post recently about some of these TLDs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32094645
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by chedabob 4y ago
Hopefully this should change over the next few years with both iOS and Android adding support for FIDO Passkeys. It's not new tech, but now that two huge players have put it in the hands of millions of users, it should pick up speed.
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by chedabob 4y ago
Reminds of the issue on Mac OS where Location Services would cause ping spikes https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31356730
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by chedabob 4y ago
The browser version tends to lag behind the native one by quite a bit, and has some really annoying restrictions. For a long time you couldn't use your microphone in Firefox.
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by chedabob 4y ago
Scroll down a bit. There's a space for adverts that is set to take up the whole height of the window, and only gets resized when the advert loads in. If you've got an adblocker on, it never gets resized.
108.
by chedabob 4y ago
I thought communication between the tower and the device was encrypted? That's not to say it's not using some archaic weak encryption scheme left in for backwards compatability though.
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by chedabob 5y ago
Are you using self-adhesive patches or something that uses a tube of glue? I never got on with anything other than Rema's patches.
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by chedabob 5y ago
For the project I'm working on currently, I use Charles Proxy's "Map Remote" function to map our UAT server's HTTPS url to my local machines HTTP URL. Also ngrok.com works really well if you need to give other peopl
111.
by chedabob 5y ago
The original article is from 2016. I think 128GB was the biggest you could buy before the $/GB started to get silly.
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by chedabob 5y ago
I think Google's correction workflow helps massively with keeping the data up to date. I can submit a correction for a misplaced business or wrong opening hours, and it's live on the map within hours, but more often minutes. Recen
113.
by chedabob 5y ago
I think they might've meant xqcow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XQc
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by chedabob 5y ago
Ye was hoping to use that to get around our Sonicwall appliance blocking it for "Radicalization and Extremism"
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by chedabob 5y ago
Yep, you have a Developer certificate that signs the binary before it gets sent to the device. If you're just using the free developer program (by signing into Xcode with your Apple ID), this is all automated and you don't have to
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by chedabob 5y ago
You need the permission granting before you can run it locally. It gets added to the provisioning profile that is used as part of the signing process, even when run through Xcode. It's to prevent people bypassing this approval and dist
117.
by chedabob 5y ago
Already taken by this Android app though https://www.cerberusapp.com/
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by chedabob 5y ago
Oulton Park has opened up to cyclists in the past, but doesn't look like there's anything except a duathlon scheduled for this year.
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by chedabob 5y ago
Date.parse returning a number always trips me up.
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by chedabob 5y ago
You can see them adjusting in the last 30 seconds or so of this SN15 recap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CZTLogln34 This animation shows some of the movements the engines can pull off https://www.reddit.com&#

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