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8y ago
Most 2FA USB devices do not support NFC to make them wireless. Even if you do have an NFC enabled 2FA device, Macs don't have NFC. So, wireless is not an option.
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Hacker gets Super NES games running on unmodified NES
(arstechnica.com)
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CentOS Linux 7.5 (1804) Released
(blog.centos.org)
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9y ago
Is this built on top of Redis, or just use a Redis-like protocol?
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I love that site! Anytime I'm feeling down, I look at that facts page and I always laugh.
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How is this different than SSE https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/comms.html#server-sen... ? Or, why would someone choose this over SSE?
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9y ago
This article acts like SpaceX will be the first with non-geostationary broadband satellites. There are other companies like O3b Networks. I think their latency is not as good as SpaceX is shooting for, because they orbit at something like 6
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9y ago
Where's the API?
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Here is a weather station powered by a ESP8266 using solar power: http://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-S...
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I can't see where they handle prices of stuff correctly. As far as I can tell, they are treating prices as floats. You shouldn't treat prices as floats, or you get weird rounding errors sometimes. This is unacceptable when dealing
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How do I get it to use my SSH key automatically? Do I make a .ssh folder in my home folder? Which key format does it use; PuTTY or the regular format?
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9y ago
I’m looking for something similar for shipping ports. Anyone know where I can find it?
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9y ago
More like Compartmentalization, Compliance, and Control as a Service
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9y ago
What I got out of this is that to be an AS, you either have to be a big company, or a small company with a lot of connections. There was a lot of stuff that relied on his friends helping him out. What if you don't have industry connect
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The Bitcoin story has been confirmed by the BBC http://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-africa-41994362#post_5a0c...
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The $400 Solar Generator You Can Donate to Puerto Rico
(youtube.com)
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In the world of high frequency trading, 40-70ms is a lifetime. This is more of a big deal than cutting off 40-70ms for some FPS game.
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9y ago
I guess if you can get 8 points in less than 15min on a slow news day, you will get on the homepage
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9y ago
Is this in any way related to Operational Transformation?
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The Pirate Bay uses you as a Bitcoin miner
(twitter.com)
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9y ago
Thanks
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I thought I read an article about an online game company who was doing something similar with their users; trying to get their users on their private network as soon as possible. Does anyone else remember that article on HN?
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Interesting. Looks like a little like a hybrid between Vue.js and JSX.
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Communicating with PHP Through Phone Calls
(sitepoint.com)
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My department just finished a cycle of hiring developers. We could tell which applicants mass applied to jobs and used a generic cover letter. They are probably was just playing the numbers game. Since they didn't care enough to at min
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Vagrant Adds Support for Windows Subsystem for Linux
(github.com)
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2FA is already a hassle for users. Now you want to make them do math too? This is not a solution. Just don't use SMS at all. Google Authenticator is a better solution than yours.
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ES2015 Modules Just Landed in Chrome Canary
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OpenShift has existed for a while. There are basically two versions; the original version was like a Heroku competitor. Then about 2 or so years ago, they came out with a new version based on Docker and Kubernetes called OpenShift Origin (O
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10y ago
Lots of doctors who are attendings get paid for what they bill. But this change is for doctors who are 1st year residents/ interns. They haven't graduated to being an attending yet. Residents do not have a medical license yet and
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