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5y ago
*attachable Leica lens cap
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5y ago
Maybe he is interested in exploring new languages, and not so much in increasing his leverage.
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5y ago
Makes sense, people with 10+ years at one place are looking for a new job less often ;-)
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Cloudflare API Incident
(cloudflarestatus.com)
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5y ago
Ah, OK – that makes sense. In my country, it's not a question of being nice but a part of the road rules. Loosely translated excerpt: > The driver has the following responsibilities: (...) to do his utmost to ensure that other road
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5y ago
Do you stop on the roundabout to let cyclists enter the roundabout?
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5y ago
DD-WRT also supports this (wifi mode: "client")
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5y ago
Why? Are you tied to Apple and unable to leave? I don't buy Apple devices, and so am not affected by their restrictions.
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5y ago
"sweet spot", "the point of diminishing returns"
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5y ago
Not everyone can afford to buy TV-sized monitors
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5y ago
> Jesus. Maybe I am old-school, but if you have a disagreement or someone isn't holding themselves to a standard, you don't take it to Twitter to signal to in-crowd. Not saying I disagree, but, in your words, what's bad wi
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5y ago
The mass market does not care about repairable hardware or open drivers. Using niche open SoC will make the device slower and/or more expensive. The mass market cares about price and performance.
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6y ago
"There is no bad weather, only inappropriate clothing." :-) If the existing materials are not good enough, perhaps we can invent more waterproof, windproof, breathable, warmer, cheaper etc. materials
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6y ago
*steganography
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6y ago
I'd be interested to see a site where marketing professionals with limited technical understanding knocked themselves out, but they used standard tools and checklists, and it came out OK. Do you have any examples?
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6y ago
> there are off-the-shelf solutions (CMPs, for example) and easy checklists for complying in the setting of a static public-facing website. Consent Management Platforms, things like Cookiebot? In my experience, blocking 3rd-party HTTP re
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6y ago
> Also, what would you use to monitor user behavior to improve your product if third party tracking is frowned upon? * user testing, user interviews * (there's probably a fancy word for this) generate usage metrics from production d
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6y ago
If you are doing business in the EU, then you have to be careful about using 3rd-party stuff (Google fonts, embedded Youtube videos, embedded maps, chat widgets, ads, pixels, analytics etc. etc.) on the public-facing website as well. > I
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6y ago
Aranet4 CO2 sensor. Does what it's supposed to and that's it. Yubikeys.
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6y ago
Tell that to Twilio :( For Twilio accounts, there is an option to add a TOTP secret, and use it when logging in. But , they don't support disabling the default SMS method, and using TOTP exclusively. When you authenticate using TOTP,
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6y ago
I've set up tons of monitoring, and automated what I could – if an app server goes down, it gets removed from load balancer rotation. If a load balancer goes down, it gets removed from DNS. I haven't automated DB failover, because
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6y ago
You would ask a friend: "do you know the number of the Smithsonian?" Or you would visit the Smithsonian in person and ask them. Once you have the number, you would store it in your personal contacts list, you don't need to re
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Low Power eInk Weather Gadget
(developer.run)
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6y ago
What approaches have you considered? What have you tried?
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Raspik: Budget DIY NAS that keeps data safe and secure
(bycx.medium.com)
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6y ago
I deleted my LinkedIn account :-)
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What happens when Alice wants to send a message to Bob, but they are not in Bluetooth range of each other? Can a Birdy client with internet access serve as a gateway to other Birdy clients without internet access?
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6y ago
Thanks for explaining, and sorry -- looks like I jumped to conclusions too quickly!
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You should be opted out by default. The "Allow All" is the one that could in theory need to make N separate opt-in requests.
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6y ago
To me it looks like there are not many affordable options right now. CockroachDB understandably wants you to use their Cloud or Enterprise products: the OSS version is quite limited. For example it doesn't support row-level partitionin
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