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by dhess 6y ago
Does Bolle sell those upgrades? Got a URL?
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by dhess 6y ago
TPC OLTP.
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by dhess 6y ago
Hackworth | ONSITE (but WFH for now) | FULLTIME | London | https://www.hackworthltd.uk/ Hackworth Ltd is a well-financed, bootstrapped, private limited company based in London. Our purpose is to make programming relevant to
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by dhess 6y ago
Hackworth | ONSITE (but WFH for now) | FULLTIME | London | https://www.hackworthltd.uk/ Hackworth Ltd is a well-financed, bootstrapped, private limited company based in London. Our purpose is to make programming relevant to
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by dhess 6y ago
Hackworth | UX designer | ONSITE (but WFH for now) | FULLTIME | London | https://www.hackworthltd.uk/ Hackworth Ltd is a well-financed, bootstrapped, private limited company based in London. We're hiring a full time us
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by dhess 6y ago
I spent most of my career in Silicon Valley, where employers routinely take the position that they own every thought their employees have, and every work they create. That position, legally enforceable or otherwise, has always rankled me. I
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by dhess 7y ago
Hackworth | R&D software developer | Onsite | London | https://www.hackworthltd.uk/ Hackworth Ltd is a well-financed, bootstrapped, private limited company based in London. We're hiring a full time R&D Haskell
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by dhess 7y ago
No. Watch this: https://youtu.be/mp8chvACVBk
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by dhess 7y ago
That's a great idea. I've run my own mail servers since 1999. I'd happily join a union of independent mail operators with the purpose of lobbying Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo to treat us as first-class citizens.
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by dhess 8y ago
I've tried all kinds of WiFi gear over the past 5 years -- Apple, UniFi, Aruba Instant -- and all of them have been unsatisfactory in one way or another: * Most of my client devices are from Apple, and I easily got the best WiFi perfor
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by dhess 9y ago
Both will give your VPS a "home" IPv6 address, but if you also expect to receive an IPv6 prefix/subnet, DO only gives you a /125 per VPS (8 IPs). I moved my VPN nodes to Vultr for that reason; they give you a /112 (
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by dhess 9y ago
Nix can already encompass stack/cabal, cargo, pip, gem, and npm in a single system. I never need to use 'npm install', 'cabal install' or virtualenv/pip anymore. Nix does it all for me. So if your concern is th
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by dhess 9y ago
I switched from brew to Nix about a year ago. Nix is, like many powerful tools, difficult to learn, but rewards the effort down the line. Nix is best thought of as a way of building software, not simply as a package manager, though you can
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by dhess 9y ago
Yes, me too. My name, not my address, similar comment.
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by dhess 9y ago
The original submission title ("Majority of economists against net neutrality") is at best a distortion of the cited survey's results. Even without considering the confidence-weighted outcome, 44% of those polled "agree&
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by dhess 9y ago
Yes. Comcast Business, SF.
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by dhess 9y ago
No need to apologize. It works great for my needs and it was easy enough just to hack your hack :)
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by dhess 9y ago
FYI, there's a WIP PR for Vultr backend support in NixOps. https://github.com/NixOS/nixops/pull/634 I cherry-picked this into my local NixOps repo and have been using it for several weeks to deploy to Vu
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by dhess 9y ago
Yes, please do provide some citations. This is interesting stuff.
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by dhess 10y ago
Hear, hear. I've tried on multiple occasions to use Edisons in my projects, and the tooling is awful. Intel's communication with the hobbyist community is even worse. It's hard to understand how there isn't an Intel-supp
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by dhess 10y ago
I have fried one or two, but it was my own fault each time. (Do not connect the +5v from the barrel connector to the GPIO pins!) I use a BB Black in an outdoor location and it runs 24/7 with no hitches, and has been for months. It&#x27
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by dhess 10y ago
Yes. Robert Nelson maintains the kernel and various accoutrements for the BeagleBone Line, and he is fantastic. Start here: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian
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by dhess 10y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peering . Grandparent's point is that, depending on where you're trying to send or receive traffic, you might be limited by Linode's (or the hosting data center's) p
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by dhess 10y ago
nftables "mark" would behave like pf "tag" if you can filter a packet further downstream based on the value of the mark. (It looks like the mark functionality is also present in iptables.) If people are using marks for
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by dhess 10y ago
I also happily use OpenBSD on my firewall. Every year or two I'm tempted by pfSense, and each time I'm scared away by the thought of running PHP on my firewall, and other security issues as outlined so well in this thread by lima
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by dhess 10y ago
Does nftables support packet tagging/policy filtering ala pf's "tag" keyword [1]? It's so nice to tag a packet as "trusted" once it has passed an input filter, and then just pass trusted packets on outboun
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by dhess 10y ago
Last Friday, my OpenBSD firewall, which runs on a SYS-5018A-FTN4, mysteriously crashed. I chalked it up to an alpha particle or something and rebooted. About 12 hours later, it failed again. This time I did some more digging. On the console
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by dhess 10y ago
Can you provide a link to an iTunes Music Store release that is available in ALAC format? I am not aware of any.
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by dhess 10y ago
As of December 2016, I believe you are, generally speaking, incorrect. iCloud data is encrypted in transit and at rest, but only iCloud Keychain is encrypted "in such a way that Apple cannot read or access" it.[1] For all other da
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by dhess 10y ago
I also returned my 13" MBP with Touch Bar. I also experienced issues with WiFi after wake (would not reconnect to my network), but my chief reason for returning it was the abysmal 4-5 hour battery life under light browsing usage. In it

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