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by comfydragon 6y ago
I might be missing something, but what makes this "interplanetary"? The IP in IPDR appears to stand for IPFS.
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by comfydragon 6y ago
I actually think SN9 is going to be at least launching from a different stand. Perhaps also landing on a different pad.
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by comfydragon 6y ago
The practical change that's happening is that in future versions of Kubernetes, they're removing support for using a shim for telling the Docker daemon to run containers, and focusing on just using containerd (which Docker uses un
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Inspect Element shows that's just a formatting goof in the footer. Wyze is not part of Amazon (...yet...). © 2020 Wyze Labs, Inc Amazon, Alexa, Echo Spot and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Messaging in Zigbee (i.e. sending data back and forth) is all about two things: addressing (endpoint, profile and cluster... kind of like port + URI for HTTP, where endpoint=port and profile+cluster=URI), and the payload itself. The Zigbee
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by comfydragon 6y ago
> I just wanted to confirm that all Zigbee devices are interoperable. At the RF protocol level, yes they should be. Speaking as someone who works at a company with a few Zigbee-certified products, I can say that there are a LOT of "
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by comfydragon 6y ago
> It uses underscore rather than hyphen because modules/packages must be legal Python names. A hyphen would be parsed as subtraction. And inversely, PyPI normalizes the package name (the name you give to `pip install`) to use hyphen
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by comfydragon 6y ago
And here I've thought the sore arm was your body reacting to a hypodermic needle going into your upper arm muscles. I suppose it could be a little of both though?
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Maybe it was to avoid confusion with Lisp's "cons" which conventionally (or always? It's been a while...) adds to the head of a list, whereas "cat" is a bit closer to adding to the tail. This is pure speculatio
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by comfydragon 6y ago
GP commenter said (note the typo): > exmaple.com was explicitly reserved for scenarios like this
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Sure. https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2019/11/bad-binder-an... https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2020/02/mitigations-a... https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com&#x
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by comfydragon 6y ago
By "undodir" are you referring to the "vim-undodir-tree" plugin? Because the "persistent_undo" feature that is built into Vim/Neovim (normally) is what I think of when I hear "undodir".
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Python 3.8 has typing.Literal for this.
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by comfydragon 6y ago
That's a thing you can also do in Python: class MyObject: def doThing(self, value: str) -> None: # whatever pass obj = MyObject() obj.doThing("value!") MyObject.doThing(ob
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Type annotations are completely optional though. It's possible to write Python that targets 3.5 and 3.8 at the same time.
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Probably just an efficiency argument, since deque is designed to be efficient when used as a stack/queue. https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/collections.html#collect...
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by comfydragon 6y ago
Generator send() was actually added way back in Python 2.5! [1] [1] https://docs.python.org/2.5/whatsnew/pep-342.html
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by comfydragon 7y ago
No, the point of the findings in that blog post is that a malicious HTTP server could infer that you're piping curl to bash, and serve you a _different_ script. Hence why it's safer to curl the script to a file, inspect the file,
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by comfydragon 7y ago
LogMeIn owns and runs LastPass.
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by comfydragon 7y ago
It could have something to do with this: Virtualization core: Drop recompiler, i.e. running VMs now needs a CPU supporting hardware virtualization
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by comfydragon 7y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, when "automated scanners" is mentioned here, what's meant is tools that someone runs directly, which scan the software/device and generate loads of red flags. Having a security.txt fi
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by comfydragon 7y ago
Expected Release: Q1/Q2 2020, pending on development result I think the "Availability" note means how long they plan to support it and/or sell it.
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by comfydragon 9y ago
P? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12673739 (Only took me about twenty minutes of assorted searches to find it too...)
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by comfydragon 10y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but that link doesn't say commit.verbose is true by default, it just documents the new setting you can set.
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by comfydragon 10y ago
The Time 2 already is a Steel version, and the Pebble 2 is intentionally plastic ("sporty").