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by cottsak 9y ago
Still won't be good for a file server, backup server, media server if you care about decent write/read speeds. Sure it will prob read fast enough for your biggest 4K MKVs but those CPUs are always the limiting factor in disk IO pe
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by cottsak 9y ago
CI/CD, deploying fast, changing things easily and getting them into production within minutes is well within reach of most teams these days. I'm not saying it's an inexpensive exercise to get there for a long-deployed, monoli
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by cottsak 10y ago
FFS! HTTPS please! It's a browser extension. No one wants MitM extension shit downloading onto their device. https://letsencrypt.org/ https://www.geekytidbits.com/easy-https-with-cloudflare/
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by cottsak 10y ago
VPN providers can totally scale. They will cease to be semi-dark-web services and turn first class. Services that test them will emerge verifying the security and encryption of tunnels. Additionally there will be some who take an extreme vi
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by cottsak 10y ago
Yep. That's a .NET application serving up that API.
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by cottsak 10y ago
More https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/17/technology/social-media-a...
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by cottsak 10y ago
The FBI had a warrant
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by cottsak 10y ago
submit a PR
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by cottsak 10y ago
I don't mind research for research sake. But I'm just saying let's not all get over-excited about this being the next way to store energy. In practical terms battery technology makes so much more economic sense so guess where
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by cottsak 10y ago
I don't see the economics working for very long (10s of months) given the scaling of li-ion battery storage (Gigafactory, Et al) and the economies of scale that are necessarily going to follow. Like, it -might- be sensible in the near
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by cottsak 10y ago
um... wow! are you saying $0RR to $xMRR in 1 month after launching?
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by cottsak 10y ago
Well now there's Signal https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/signal-private-messenger/id8... and Keybase Chat https://keybase.io/blog/keybase-chat Why do we still need PGP email?
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by cottsak 10y ago
Yeh, I'd also like to know whether the HN demographic really has a hard time at finding work?
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by cottsak 10y ago
It's not an interesting point, because if you do your research, there is no gain to using a Kaby Lake (7th generation) CPU over a "Skylake-U" (6th gen) CPU: Current/2016 13" max-spec i7 MBP uses i7-6567U which score
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by cottsak 10y ago
NASA haven't validated this http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/outthere/2014/08/06/nasa-v... Everyone go back to something meaningful.. like the election :p
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by cottsak 10y ago
yep. dead
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by cottsak 10y ago
Sent a MMS to +16502851713 from AUS and haven't received any form of response as yet (20 mins ago).
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by cottsak 10y ago
In the video he has it running just over 1Hz so the flashing of the LEDs can be seen with the naked eye. As he brings it up to about 8KHz everything blurs and goes solid (as you'd expect).
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by cottsak 10y ago
This is not the same as https://labs.detectify.com/2016/07/27/how-i-made-lastpass-gi... is it?
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by cottsak 10y ago
I think your subtle focus on the semantics of the reply highlight a common block to agile feedback loops, small batches and generally getting things done. Sorry if that's harsh but you either missed the point of the article entirely or
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by cottsak 10y ago
Add this to the github repo. It's more useful feedback this way. https://github.com/FallibleInc/security-guide-for-developers...
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Ask HN: Best practise for common asset repo and automated deploy to CDN?
1 points by cottsak 11y ago|0 comments
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by cottsak 11y ago
Problem with IoT devices like LiftMster is that they rely on the same 'rolling code' technology (see 'Programming' https://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/f... ) to give
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by cottsak 11y ago
This was just an easy way of making the tutorial usable by everyone (not just Verizon US customers for example). Hope you liked it ;)
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IoT Intro: SMS me when I leave my garage door open(hammerproject.com)
100 points by cottsak 11y ago|36 comments
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The esp8266 easy introduction into IoT: SMS me when I leave my garage door open(hammerproject.com)
1 points by cottsak 11y ago|0 comments
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by cottsak 11y ago
Right. So if you want to be worried about something --serious-- be worried about this https://edri.org/microsofts-new-small-print-how-your-persona...
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by cottsak 11y ago
While your point may be valid. Some of the things slowmovintarget mentions are still a problem for you: https://edri.org/microsofts-new-small-print-how-your-persona...
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by cottsak 11y ago
make it longer and do it async? then maybe the first request gets thru but the rest are dropped. #justthinkingoutloud
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by cottsak 11y ago
There are already services that do this https://cloudcracker.com/ (wpa not scrypt but hopefully you see my point)

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