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by cliffwarden 8y ago
Had to throw in the 99PI link for anyone interested in learning more about Sears homes. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-house-that-came-i...
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by cliffwarden 8y ago
Where are you now?
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by cliffwarden 8y ago
There is git-annex assistant. I ended up going back to manual synchronizing, but it is promising as more of a drop-in replacement for DB. https://git-annex.branchable.com/assistant/
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by cliffwarden 8y ago
"I'm sorry for making you feel that way. If you want to talk, my email is in my profile." We should all so this more often.
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by cliffwarden 8y ago
Web cam, optional motion detection. If no motion in X minutes assume it is free. This will avoid cases where the PS4 is drawing power but not "in use" (ie background updates, etc).
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by cliffwarden 8y ago
Ben Heck Console mods, general hacks and pinball!
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by cliffwarden 10y ago
Working on my cli frontend to speedtest. Trying to figure out why I'm getting inconsistent speed readings https://github.com/zpeters/speedtest
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
Have you seen any info on where to get started with the Lua kernel scripting? This sounds like too much fun!
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
He's truly a hacker... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBmnQN78aZU
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
Github does have "releases" that allow you to attach binaries
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
How does the speedtest website respond to this same test? If you think this is a bug in the code itself (and not just speedtest in general) i'm happy to dig into this. Just open an issue on github. Thanks!
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
I'd say the two biggest differences is with mine (the Go version) you have a little more control over what you are testing. You can test upload and/or download and/or ping response with a few different algorithms. The main r
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by cliffwarden 11y ago
I got frustrated wanting to check "internet speed" on various servers so I made a command line client for speedtest.net. If I've learned one thing from this project it's that a "quick hack" can snowball so put
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Show HN: Speedtest command line(github.com)
8 points by cliffwarden 11y ago|9 comments
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by cliffwarden 12y ago
Regardless of if I'm working on code or a new project on a very visceral level I'm driven by the desire to create structure from chaos. Even if it is something small like organizing notes, I'm very satisfied by creating orde
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by cliffwarden 12y ago
Balsamiq for the actual prototyping - http://balsamiq.com/ You can export from Balsamiq to HTML. See "Exporting your Mockups to Code" - http://support.balsamiq.com/customer/portal/articl
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Four Reasons Why Lockpicking is an Essential Skill in IT(thehelpfulhacker.net)
2 points by cliffwarden 13y ago|0 comments
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by cliffwarden 15y ago
Not sure if this is the right direction or not. In different ways they are all, essentially, about programming... http://www.amazon.com/Code-Language-Computer-Hardware-Softwa... http://www.amazon.com/Elements-Computing-Systems-Building-
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Kindle Fire Connectbot followup - apk to download(thehelpfulhacker.net)
1 points by cliffwarden 15y ago|0 comments
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A Simple OpenBSD Router For Your Virtual Machines(thehelpfulhacker.net)
3 points by cliffwarden 15y ago|0 comments
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Getting ConnectBot Working on the Kindle Fire(thehelpfulhacker.net)
1 points by cliffwarden 15y ago|0 comments