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by client4 6y ago
I really enjoy screen-sharing my iPad Pro using the Google Jamboard app. It works well.
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by client4 6y ago
I agree with this; the only downside is aggressive spam filtering often sinkholes XYZ domains. After having 3-4 important emails get sent to a customer's spam inbox in a month we moved to a .com
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by client4 6y ago
This article fits nicely with the recent post discussing how Linus spends the majority of his time writing emails. For projects with n+1 contributors, inter-contributor communication is just as important as what code is being written. Emai
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by client4 6y ago
I was going to move to Singapore in June. Rather than re-singing my lease, I bought a pickup and a camper. I only plan on doing RV life until October-ish, and then if the world is still on lockdown I'll find somewhere for the winter.
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by client4 6y ago
This is 100% accurate. Add in hostile/lazy city utility offices, litigious competitors with infinite pockets, and people who just hate change and you're starting to understand the uphill battle that is bettering internet infrastru
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by client4 6y ago
In the US I've found Charter, after 6 months, either A. Forgets I own my own modem and start to charge me a rental fee. Or B. Decided that my first 12 month discount is expired after 3-8 months. With Centurylink they seem to just add r
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by client4 6y ago
I ran an ISP. Most people max their bandwidth for: backups, downloading Steam games, torrenting, and then about a week later their usage drops to about 5-8mbps sustained for Streaming and Videoconferencing.
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by client4 6y ago
Yes. The HFT industry likes Aviat radios.
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by client4 6y ago
This comment really hits the nail on the head. Want to write code that never hits the L2 cache? Write packet headers before you even know what's going inside? Do the math to see if Starlink provides a better latency based on distance
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by client4 6y ago
The other replies have valuable points, I can only offer my own. I design low latency fiber routes (not wireless like sniper) and find HFT's are willing to spend a large amount of money for infrastructure (AKA will let me trench 100 m
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by client4 6y ago
This blog actually got me into HFT. It's a fascinating industry with a lot of fun bleeding edge tech challenges.
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by client4 6y ago
http://archive.is/J8tpy
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by client4 6y ago
I'd suspect this is jumping the gun a lot bit. Keybase was running a free service for years and has matured a lot in the last year (post crypto debacle). There's nothing stopping them from 1. Letting Keybase go into maintenance mo
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by client4 6y ago
This poem was the catalyst stopping me from purchasing the newest tech every year. New phone, new laptop, new devices....the magic of modern capitalism is that it hides the human cost of manufacturing. That said, perhaps having a job crea
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by client4 6y ago
Agreed, if I could have Sailfish on a Huawei P40 I'd be ecstatic. As it stands using Here maps, built in browser, and basic phone tools get me 90% of the way. I'm cheating a little in my transition -- I've moved my must us
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by client4 6y ago
I'm actually in the slow process of this as well. Moving to DDG is the easiest starting point; in the beginning it's tempting to type g! with every search until you start trusting the results. Next I changed from my Pixel 2 to a
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by client4 6y ago
This is perfect timing as I've just moved to Sailfish in my journey away from Google. Moving past Gmail is next, and contacts was something I wanted to self host.
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by client4 7y ago
I'm torn between a keep calm and carry on attitude towards April first this year, or a more somber one. The title certainly did get a reaction from me.
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by client4 7y ago
A number of great Keybase features have only appeared recently which may be why there's a mismatch between the blog post and Keybase's current features. In the last few months there's now: * Ipad support (nascent but works) *
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by client4 7y ago
Montana has some odd liquor laws, so that's likely the largest reason for the price. There's a quota system in incorporated cities and counties, meaning supply doesn't hit demand inflating prices. The system should be done
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by client4 7y ago
We do three backticks at keybase and it feels natural.
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by client4 7y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. Teams is truly a horrible experience. "It's like SharePoint for chat" said no happy person ever.
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by client4 7y ago
Dan is a great resource to reach out to, he's on Keybase Chat https://keybase.io/drz and more than happy to help people in the policy realm. Our naive first bill is well organized with some of the things we felt neces
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by client4 7y ago
In Montana I've been working on privacy legistlation with my friend and State Representative Daniel Zolnikov for almost 10 years now. Initially we tried to pass too much (something like 40 pages in a state where most bills are 1-2), t
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by client4 7y ago
I've always gone with the maxim, a product shouldn't be priced at what it's worth, it should be priced at what people will pay for it. In development this is best seen in Fortran salaries.
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by client4 7y ago
Keybase Chat would make a solid choice as well. *I work for Keybase, but chose to work here because I love the mission / product.
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by client4 7y ago
Other peoples boxes /joke
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by client4 7y ago
LostboY always included a Vigenere cipher in his mystery challenge at DEFCON. It’s worth searching for team write ups of his challenges; they were some of the best and most difficult.
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by client4 7y ago
I believe 200 years ago people were asking if books were destroying a generation. My parents generation wondered if video games was destroying mine. Now it's smartphones.
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by client4 7y ago
This article reminds me of tracking corporate jets and seeing if they were doing tarmac M&A talks. There are a lot of interesting opportunities for 'corporate information side-channel' attacks and it would be a great opportun

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