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by diamondo25 5y ago
Yes. But I don't think its allowed to run a virtual machine of any kind in the App Store, which the browser javascript engine is/has been.
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by diamondo25 5y ago
You should compare US states with European countries. California has around 161,000 homeless people, of 39.5 million people. That is about 161000/3950 = ~40 per 10k. For germany, that number includes "around 375,000 asylum seekers
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by diamondo25 5y ago
Brother software has always been the worst experience for me. Its like some ancient Windows XP setup that you have to download from a 2003 website that sometimes gives errors and isnt very helpful. Uninstalling feels like Norton, where you
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Show HN: AutoRaise (and focus) a window when hovering over it with the mouse(github.com)
3 points by diamondo25 5y ago|1 comments
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by diamondo25 5y ago
In theory the same applies for JavaScript, just eval an obfuscated piece of code and the shaker is none the wiser.
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by diamondo25 5y ago
Even Google Cloud SQL just is a managed instance with a public IP (that you don't seem to be able to make private). Firewalls always help, and thats what Cloud SQL does: whitelist your ip when using the CLI.
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by diamondo25 5y ago
Sorry, I did not. There are plenty of stories on the internet about cubesats, they get launched by universities even :)
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by diamondo25 5y ago
Yes, terminals usually echo back the characters. In our case this would be buffered and we could request the buffer. But that would still take some operations. Best way, usually, is to send a bunch of commands in a way you ensure proper ord
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by diamondo25 5y ago
It depends on the API. If your API is "put this data over uart to the TTY", and the uart of the device is overloaded and drops characters... Or maybe mangles characters due to bitflips. Or what have you. Its all possible!
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by diamondo25 5y ago
The amount of preparation is much, much more than every other "accessible" installation. Typos are the worst to recover from, backspace usually doesnt exist. As I've sent commands to our Linux-running satellites, its usually
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by diamondo25 5y ago
From my work experience its like this: 1. Assemble commands to run 2. Run the commands and see results in the 15 minute window 3. See if you can do more commanding in the minutes you have left 4. Make a new plan, wait for next pass, and got
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by diamondo25 5y ago
Yes, nullable relations are harder to work with, especially with ON DELETE CASCADE and checking if another table contains a row based on a nullable column. However, this is about booleans, so they werent used in relations to begin with. The
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Usually Not Acknowledged.
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by diamondo25 6y ago
I agree with you, if its used as a correction or clarification, I can totally understand that. Especially when people are quoted from what they verbally said, where it sometimes require context. But would the quoted person like that? Maybe
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by diamondo25 6y ago
I think because it has no room for the module. Cameras these days tend to bulge out of the case of the phone...
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by diamondo25 6y ago
If it was up to me, there were no transitions. I am happy I can disable them on Android... Everything that does or manipulates animation is terrible. Scroll hijackers, image carousels, icon transitions, they are all wasting cpu cycles to pl
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by diamondo25 6y ago
It also reduces the amount of space taken up by the connectors and such, and have a better testing suite without manual assembly, that can give false positives.
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Nothing is difficult if theres a good reason to do it and you have money and time to do the attack :)
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by diamondo25 6y ago
But have you tried turning off and on the power for at least 5 minutes? There is a known bug that happens with some vendors causing malfunction of the bus, losing power or bricking your device. /s
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Why didnt they use the term singleton or object?
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by diamondo25 6y ago
PHP's file_get_contents supports it as well.
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by diamondo25 6y ago
To be honest, I would buy Hikvision because: 1. Their stuff must be good because China is using it 2. Where I am using it, the usage for China is limited There are Chinese brands out there I would trust less... I did notice the surveillance
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by diamondo25 6y ago
If they are using plaintext passwords, I wouldnt be suprised their next step would be using MD5 or SHA1 or self made crypto...
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Saw one case where it was `if err != nil { return nil }`, so the error was completely ignored and function exited without error...
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Its the other way around for Beaglebone support. TI has apparently used their own interrupt logic, and Windows IoT Core doesn't seem to support that. ( https://blogs.msmvps.com/dvescovi/2018/01/20/be
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by diamondo25 6y ago
The main reason stuff is mostly windows compatible is due to the fact that driver management is a mess (different distros with different drivers and/or linux kernel versions). The ABI/API issues that are complained about are not h
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by diamondo25 6y ago
I am not sure what is being solved here. As if I wouldve asked for 4 seats, instead got a mansion, even though a car would be more in budget and useful. Are we just creating complexity for the sake of feeling we are solving something? This
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Wasn't Vista where they went all-in with animations and blurs, like Windows Aero?
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by diamondo25 6y ago
s/do carry/do not carry/
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by diamondo25 6y ago
As a Go programmer myself, the syntax of Go is simple yet effective. You are in control of what should be done, and Go will make sure all edgecases are covered in _defined_ behaviour like a managed language would. In C, reading out of bound

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