deckar01

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by deckar01 10y ago
It would be nice if Jill Watson could respond to your email.
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by deckar01 10y ago
What laws did they violate? Just to disambiguate my tone, I don't doubt they could have violated laws, I'm just not very knowledgable in this area of the law and would like to learn more.
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by deckar01 10y ago
I find the entire premise of the chosen alphabet rediculous. Long, random IDs are not for typing nor reading. It doesn't sound like they are even being used for user facing URLs.
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by deckar01 10y ago
After adding a 4K display and Nvidia shield to my home theater I was a bit disappointed that the recommended way to max out 4K games was two gtx 980ti in SLI. $1200 is out of my budget, but I can't fit 2 cards in my micro ATX case anyw
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by deckar01 10y ago
I could see BMW tayloring these vehicles for existing car rental services. Keys are the least convenient part of a car rental. Removing a physical barrier to entry could provide a real edge to sway impulsive customers.
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by deckar01 10y ago
It's a weakened form that should still cause more hesitation than pressing a button. Stronger forms: - Pieces of the code in multiple people. - Inside a loved one. - In the arm or leg of the president.
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by deckar01 10y ago
DJI products quite effectively indicate and restrict access to no fly zones. My controller starts to beep if I get within a few hundred feet of a border to a no fly zone. I haven't tested it, but I think it is supposed to come home and
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by deckar01 11y ago
Install `gitlab-ci-multi-runner` on your existing droplet and enjoy (relatively) free CI with high priority. GitLab already made it incredibly simple to setup.
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by deckar01 11y ago
It reminds me of Chat Roulette. It's less useful than it is entertaining and perception altering.
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by deckar01 11y ago
It might be more useful to silently report modifications to sensitive elements. I could only really see this being useful for malicious browser plugins that aren't targeted at the specific site.
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by deckar01 11y ago
I am imagining what it would look like to do this on the top of every hour once a week for a year, then use each hour composite as a frame to create an animated version of this visualization.
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by deckar01 11y ago
I discovered a vulnerability in Google Drive last year that allows bypassing the content filter on uploaded files and Google refuses to acknowledge the threat, because my proof of concept demonstrated an open redirect. It bypasses the full
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Spoofing Travis Build Statuses(github.com)
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by deckar01 11y ago
If this colored or underlined words past the 1000 rank, instead of removing them, it would be less offensive to my sensibilities.
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by deckar01 11y ago
For future reference, if you want to replicate a git-like man page UX (using less as the pager) the trick is defining custom commands with lesskey[0]. You can specify the exit status of the "quit" action to pass the information ba
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by deckar01 11y ago
It seems that the advance here is not that WiFi can be used as an alternative to GPS, but that sweeping multiple frequencies allows for high precision timing measurements (hence the name "Chronos"). I suspect the same could be don
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by deckar01 11y ago
I recently stumbled across tmux while trying to provide a more customized UX in a bash script. Tmux and screen seemed a little more powerful than I needed, with lots of ways to accidentally corrupt the terminal. More and less were pretty cl
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by deckar01 11y ago
The result of `querySelectorAll()` is a `NodeList` which does not have a funtional iterable interface without additional transformation [0]. `Array.prototype.slice.call(document.querySelectorAll(selector)).forEach(cb)` vs `$(selector).each(
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by deckar01 11y ago
I just meant electronics stores have display models you can try before buying. I think my local stores carry Thinkpads, maybe they were IdeaPads.
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by deckar01 11y ago
Go to a brick and mortar electronics store, pick out a laptop that meets your desired specs, and do something realistic with it for a while. There are lots of little things I took for granted about Apple MacBooks that no Windows laptops cou
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by deckar01 11y ago
Namespacing costs $7/mo/dev... for a string and a slash.
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by deckar01 11y ago
It is a violation of GitHub's ToS. GitBucket is hosted on GitHub.
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by deckar01 11y ago
I don't understand why they need to pretend to support features they haven't developed. It makes something that is obviously advanced feel cheaper and fake in some way. The daughter is obviously a recording, but they call it &quot
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by deckar01 11y ago
Although its primary purpose seems to be data collection, I wouldn't be suprised if they left room for bulky sensor modules.
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by deckar01 11y ago
Ideally foo and bar would be spies/mocks in that unit test, which means that X is 100% covered. The advantage of unit testing modular code bases is that you don't have to test every program state, you just have to test every modul
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by deckar01 11y ago
Sometimes it's nice to get up early and go outside to get a little fresh air before the daily grind.
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by deckar01 11y ago
The irony is that such a scheme for publicly disclosing proof you have a piece of data without immediately publishing the data requires public key cryptography and digital signatures to be public knowledge. [0] [0] https://en.wik
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by deckar01 11y ago
It is going to be difficult to predict the actions of irrational actors like bus drivers. You can usually assume that a driver has a vested interest in not damaging their vehicle, but my experience navigating California's city streets
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by deckar01 11y ago
Source: http://www.hrl.com/news/2016/0210/ Paper: http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fnhum.2016.00...
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by deckar01 11y ago
I think calling it a "map/reduce (functional) style" is an understatement. The presenter is suggesting that when a problem must be solved in parallel, don't just code the low level parallel implementation. Analyze the pr

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