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chedabob
9y ago
Yeah, in the OP why wouldn't you make the same LDAP query using any of the numerous libraries available for other languages? I'll take the tiniest little bit of complexity of having to make sure Python and PiP are installed on my
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chedabob
10y ago
I've found this really useful: http://www.hotkey-eve.com/
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10y ago
> independent contractors so they are paid less than minimum wage. That is exactly what they do in the UK. Deliveries are outsourced to other companies (but still under the Amazon Delivery Network brand). Those companies then hire peopl
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10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_sharing
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chedabob
10y ago
To make working with the assembly code easier, I've found Facebook's Chisel (specifically the "pinvocation" command) to be really useful: https://github.com/facebook/chisel
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chedabob
11y ago
I keep seeing this promoted on Twitter, but there's nothing on the site that gives any idea of what it does better than SourceTree/Tower or any of the dozens of other Git GUIs.
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chedabob
11y ago
It looks like more than a few people managed to complete their investment: https://twitter.com/ilovefluffy/status/704305351504617473
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11y ago
There are cellular network providers that specialise in IoT applications, where you pay monthly per device and data transferred. This is the first one from a search for "IoT Cellular": http://www.aeris.com/technolo
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chedabob
11y ago
I have a feeling there's some kind of reward system in place for reviewing products and answering questions. There's so many answers to fairly simple questions that are along the lines of > will this HDMI cable connect my lapto
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chedabob
11y ago
> If they were to commonly transport high value goods, theft would be a huge issue. More so than normal deliveries? There's nothing stopping someone clobbering the USPS guy and emptying the van. At least with the robot it's onl
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11y ago
It looks like the rear wheels can moved up and down to give it more ground clearance for sidewalks. I presume it only works in areas that are wheelchair accessible, and any areas it has trouble with (such as a flight of stairs in an apartme
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11y ago
I can't think of a single compelling reason to use this over Google Authenticator.
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11y ago
"It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion." What a load of rubbish. They could make it work on those devices but they choose not to. It's a pl
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11y ago
Now part of Gitlab: https://about.gitlab.com/2015/08/18/gitlab-loves-mattermost/
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11y ago
You could do some real evil stuff with reflection though, such as messing with Java's IntegerCache: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/28818
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11y ago
Possible issues with symbolicating the crash logs if you don't have the debug symbols as they're generated on Apple's side.