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by edejong 8y ago
Similar project is cool-retro-term [1] although I think the defaults are a little over the top. [1] https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
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by edejong 8y ago
Not going to down-vote just because you’re wrong, since you bring up a cogent argument. But it’s still wrong nevertheless. I’ve skimmed the linked Wikipedia article. Could you quote from that article that MITM requires intercepting a certif
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by edejong 8y ago
The light display is under copyright! But that seems rather untenable. When do the photons emerging from the Eiffel tower sieze to be copyrighted? Would a reflection in a window or puddle be in violation? What about an aerial shot of Paris?
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by edejong 8y ago
Just three more to go! And the last ones are, imho, some of the best.
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by edejong 8y ago
Mine (eventually) followed the direction of the player, but then with y-20.
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by edejong 8y ago
For the record, I am not a contributor to this game (though I wish I had). Just played the game this afternoon and finished it.
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Untrusted – a user JavaScript adventure game(alexnisnevich.github.io)
229 points by edejong 8y ago|46 comments
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by edejong 8y ago
Should I warn my diners of added glutamate via parmessan, tomatoes, sea weed, fish sauce, cured meats or other foods high in glutamate?
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A Berkeley View on Serverless Computing(blog.acolyer.org)
6 points by edejong 8y ago|0 comments
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by edejong 8y ago
Ok, clearly flamebait, but I'll bite: * No battery tech: Daimler currently produces their own batteries [1] so do many competitors * Substandard electric drive trains: you mean the drive trains from Tesla that keep breaking? Check this
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by edejong 8y ago
The right thing to do is to either bring down the blog post, replacing it with references to the used articles, or quickly transform (pun intended) the paragraphs and graphics into your own. As it stands, it’s plagiarism.
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by edejong 8y ago
The article mentions using feno-like resonance to transform the frequency response (and phase). The effects of this are localized to a frequency-band around 440 Hz. Interestingly, this is a similar effect as mie-scattering. Therefore, I am
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by edejong 8y ago
Exactly this. Death by a thousand paper cuts, is another.
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by edejong 8y ago
Makes me wonder how many men left the IT department in order to prevent career-suicide.
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by edejong 8y ago
All these words for saying: I think class inheritance is a bad idea. Lots of folks agree. Rust might be your thing!
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by edejong 8y ago
And the DOM, CSS, HTTP and ad-hoc HTML extensions.
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by edejong 8y ago
Growth. Our industry grows by 30% per year, bringing huge groups of unexperienced developers, trying their best to be pragmatic. Secondly, education is focussed on what’s new, not on what has been well engineered.
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by edejong 8y ago
True, nor do I understand your downvote.
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Facial recognition in a classroom in China(twitter.com)
1 points by edejong 8y ago|0 comments
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by edejong 8y ago
For me it was efficiency of reading. It is proven that proportional, serif fonts read significantly faster (17%) [1] or [2] (6.1%). Also, in my opinion, scanning is much faster. This makes sense: our eye uses the top and bottom of words to
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by edejong 8y ago
Verdana and Optima are my go to fonts. Have used proportional fonts since 2010, with close to no problems, save the occasional newbie who aligns assignments or types.
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by edejong 8y ago
(Another proportional font user) These cause problems in diffs as well. Change bigTestVarible to bigTestVAriable and all three lines show as changed. Nevertheless, for teams that insist, the auto code formatter makes it look ‘nice’ for them
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by edejong 8y ago
Hypothesis time: the predisposition to flats is due to Big Band, Blues and Jazz music being predisposed to it. And there it is logical due to the B flat and E flat tuning of the horns (their C is our B flat or E flat).
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by edejong 8y ago
This can be solved in a udev rule [1]. For example, this is a rule I use to always bind my P1 (smart energy meter) at the same port: KERNEL=="ttyUSB[0-9]*", ATTRS{interface}=="P1 Converter Cable", NAME="%k"
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by edejong 8y ago
Hey, congratulations!
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by edejong 8y ago
Heads up, this is a critical Kubernetes security vulnerability that can be exploited without any credentials via a network vector and without leaving a trace. It fixes Kubernetes issue 71411 [1]: CVE-2018-1002105: proxy request handling in
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by edejong 8y ago
Heads up, this is a critical Kubernetes security vulnerability that can be exploited without any credentials via a network vector and without leaving a trace. It fixes Kubernetes issue 71411 [1]: CVE-2018-1002105: proxy request handling in
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Critical Privilege Escalation Flaw Patched in Kubernetes(securityweek.com)
5 points by edejong 8y ago|1 comments
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by edejong 8y ago
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18597396
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by edejong 8y ago
That's excessive. Around 80 bits of entropy (16 alphanumericals) is sufficient, especially when using unique passwords for each service. See https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/6095/xkcd-936-s...

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