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by cuu508 4y ago
There are webview mentions, so I assume the user interfaces are built with HTML and CSS? Do the apps bundle the renderer (like Electron or Sciter) or use the OS webview (like Cordova)?
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by cuu508 4y ago
What is the approx. power draw when the car is plugged in, fully charged, and the ambient temperature is around freezing?
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by cuu508 4y ago
>The hidden cost of storing data for Mastodon on S3 is the Requests. There are so many requests! I’m seeing about 40-50K requests per day! There are S3-compatible object storage providers that have no per-request fees , and significantl
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by cuu508 4y ago
> a lot of phishing will come out of that to trick users to give away their master password One thing you can do to mitigate is to set up WebAuthn 2FA for the password manager as well. If your master password somehow leaks (say, a keylog
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Personal Backups and File Archival(joshmock.com)
2 points by cuu508 4y ago|1 comments
546.
by cuu508 4y ago
You use your second key.
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by cuu508 4y ago
Wouldn't users also want legible icons, pictures, margins, etc.?
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by cuu508 4y ago
It would be a bad idea. And that specific road, even in good summer weather, I've had a truck pass me on my bike so close I could have touched it with a hand if not elbow. But my point is, while you're better protected in the car,
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by cuu508 4y ago
"in slippery conditions": https://eng.lsm.lv/article/economy/transport/snow-and-ice-ma... (It's only a one-sentence mention in the article. There were only a few more details in the local news:
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by cuu508 4y ago
> I don't see how that's comparable to a car. Yesterday, local news, a car crash with all three involved drivers dead.
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by cuu508 4y ago
OK, and next what? How do you get HTML+CSS?
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by cuu508 4y ago
Maybe he'll have a CNC machine one day. But it will likely be a green, wooden, hand-built one!
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by cuu508 4y ago
No, the processing of personal information is a concern too.
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by cuu508 4y ago
Yes, emergency priority: ignores do-not-disturb, full volume, and repeats every x minutes until acknowledged (x is configurable when sending the notification).
555.
by cuu508 4y ago
Not all monitoring solutions are unbelievably expensive. For example, netdata is excellent and is free .
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by cuu508 4y ago
What's the recommended way to back up photos from Google Photos?
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by cuu508 4y ago
If you have lots of photos, Takeout can take days to prepare the archives. It splits archives in multiple fixed-size files, each has to be downloaded separately. The downloads sometimes get stuck in the middle. It is better than downloading
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Uceprotect: When RBLs Go Bad(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by cuu508 4y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 4y ago
Time saved on both sides, win-win
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by cuu508 4y ago
> Tailwind stylesheets are always going to be much smaller than normal CSS for any decently-sized app. Instead the HTML content grows larger because of the long class= attributes. It is a bad tradeoff, because CSS gets loaded once and c
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by cuu508 4y ago
Lex Fridman podcast, Sam Harris podcast
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by cuu508 4y ago
Can we verify that?
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by cuu508 4y ago
> For example, if you receive an event to your webhook and you want that webhook to fire again at the same time tomorrow, make a new call to Jiter and create a new event when you receive the first event and you can chain them together. H
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by cuu508 4y ago
Magnus Carlsen has commented that Hans' mentor Maxim Dlugy "must be doing a great job" https://youtu.be/c50PJmOj2-U?t=83
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by cuu508 4y ago
It's up to the distro to define what their job is. As I said, I prefer distros that proactively patch security issues regardless of what upstream does :-)
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by cuu508 4y ago
Yes, that is what I mean.
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by cuu508 4y ago
> It's not the distro's job to ensure the application is secure and up to date I would prefer a distro that ensures applications in its repository are up to date. Consider a log4j-type issue. In one case, the distro quickly fix
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Observability is becoming mission critical, but who watches the watchmen?(simme.dev)
45 points by cuu508 4y ago|10 comments
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Distributed Postgres goes full open source with Citus: why, what and how(citusdata.com)
2 points by cuu508 4y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 4y ago
Let's go right to the 100 bytes club. Here's Sierpinski triangle in 32 bytes: https://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=12091&page=1#c568712 Edit: another version, 59 bytes: https://twitter.com/jon

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