epcoa

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by epcoa 3y ago
The fiber broadband association themselves reports over 70 million household availability for fiber. That just doesn’t square with your original statement. > Don’t know why you’ve got such a pro-Comcast / Charter bent Kindly go fu
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by epcoa 3y ago
While it could be better, 70 million households is not 2x very few. I can only imagine you’re going off very outdated information. Of those 70 so million with fiber available about 30 million actually use it.
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by epcoa 3y ago
The short answer, no. The state of Caps Lock is entirely in host software, to the keyboard it is just another key. To get what you’re looking would require some very expensive mechanical contraption to reflect the state of the LED. And then
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by epcoa 3y ago
While 30 million is too much, that’s less than 10% of the population. In the most populated areas it’s most common to have a duopoly. Sucks but “I don’t think there are many places that aren’t Comcast only” is not close to being accurate. T
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by epcoa 3y ago
So I tried the exact same test on a last gen Intel Macbook Pro. Same thing. 20 to 40% app CPU usage not including WindowServer. Putting cursorOpacityAnimates: false "fixes" it, seemingly similar to this: https://githu
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by epcoa 3y ago
Let me guess, you did a TextField, not a CupertinoTextField ? (It's 20% on release for me, still too much for a blinking cursor). Sure there may be some simple pathological bug in that one widget, but this quality issue in a fundament
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by epcoa 3y ago
Eternally, as long as that text field has focus with the animation of a blinking cursor. I'm not telling my customers to make sure they're not "holding it wrong" by deigning to leave the app in the foreground and killing
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by epcoa 3y ago
> Java on android You mean Kotlin? Nah. Dart is ok. It doesn't perform as well as those peer languages. It's nice its FFI story is good, but the ecosystem is very weak even compared to Javascript. As for the tooling. It's
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by epcoa 3y ago
Your usage of these terms in completely unconventional and wacky. > You need to draw the whole frame every frame This isn’t even true at a high level. You can composite buffers. That’s not exotic. That’s a fundamental operation. But inso
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by epcoa 3y ago
Nonsense. The 1960s through 80s were when mafia awareness skyrocketed. In terms of pop culture, The Godfather came out in the 1970s! Anyway, Joseph Valachi and others turning states witness in the 60s broke down much of the secrecy. The RIC
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by epcoa 3y ago
> If you have a DNS record for that your are still not making it very difficult for scripts to find you. If you put your ssh server or something on an uncommon subdomain how will these scripts find it? If you are on @ or some common name
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by epcoa 3y ago
Chicago has an abundance of deep narrow lots. It isn't uncommon to have to have apartment units that are 14-15 (4.5m) feet wide and up to 80 feet (25m) long, a hallway runs on one side with bed/bathrooms adjacent. There is no way
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by epcoa 3y ago
That long list isn’t curated, it’s every publicly routable IPv4 address. It really does not take long to run some canned probes against 3.7 billion addresses. Making your service IPv6 only tends to cut down on this traffic. You’re anthropom
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by epcoa 3y ago
These are all automated bots. No one is “bothering”. You open the 3 most well known ports you’re going to get connections. They don’t know what you’re running nor do they care.
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by epcoa 3y ago
> do the job in an apartment You should visit Chicago some time.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Well I do know, and I have close associates with very mundane qualifications, masters from non T50 school in a CS related but not CS field, working for non-FAANG large corporation as "senior" (think 2-3 yr exp) IC with good lega
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by epcoa 3y ago
Your understanding is outdated/incorrect. Already a number of major modes have corresponding ts modes and I use them daily. This includes C++, Rust, Python, yaml, toml, json, Java, typescript, dockerfile and cmake. True not every major
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by epcoa 3y ago
UnixODBC in Go?? Zombie TCP connections from a crashing program. The author is clueless on these subjects. Not worth arguing over a misinformed blog post.
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by epcoa 3y ago
> Moka pot seems to be. No. The Moka pot is a water reservoir under a coffee filter basket atop which is screwed a collecting pot. (A home drip coffee maker also “percolates” so it isn’t useful to focus on how the water is moved) They do
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by epcoa 3y ago
> [was] being able to decompile the enterprise version of the GitHub binary. > It makes you think that distributing a binary of your app is either a good idea or bad idea, > If your app is important though then it’s definitely a go
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by epcoa 3y ago
If one is interested there is nearly 100 years now of sophisticated noisy signal recovery techniques. Magnetic storage media operates on the principal of this hack at baseline! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial-resp
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by epcoa 3y ago
I haven’t usually used such a restrictive definition, flow control is any mechanism that directs program location. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_flow And flow control and indirection are not two concepts I’ve
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by epcoa 3y ago
But Try, catch and throw are in themselves not conditional, they are fancy gotos with bookkeeping. Those constructs don’t typically deal with conditions. However I think the notion that “flow control” has to do only with conditionals is not
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by epcoa 3y ago
A few common barcodes including UPC work this way but mostly this is the exception. The 2D ones being discussed here like QR and Aztec use actual error correcting codes, so none of them. In the linear space Codabar (libraries) is a widely u
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by epcoa 3y ago
More like most garage doors sold in the last 20 years have a rolling code system, a few of which are non trivial to deal with. This is already Western centric, but even here there are a ton of older static and fixed frequency systems still
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by epcoa 3y ago
Wireless Client Isolation. Here is but one vendor doc. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Firewall_and_Traffic_Sha... It is standard practice to enable this these days in public networks and it is so common that even
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by epcoa 3y ago
> here is how I can share a file from my phone to any other phone in the same Wifi. This will not work on many public and corporate networks. A common place where you’d want to share. > surely there is an opportunity create a simpler
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by epcoa 3y ago
Well that’s sort of on you for not using the correct MPC 2.0 compatible Labtec speakers!
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by epcoa 3y ago
> early qemu By early qemu, meaning qemu prior to KVM and KQEMU (ie between 2003 and 2007), which only did full CPU emulation. > Workstation predates ESX by a few years and the 1.x versions of Workstation really didn't run well _
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by epcoa 3y ago
This dichotomy of hardware assisted vs emulation is too simplistic though. > Sometimes you need to emulate the entire CPU. Other times the guest and host CPUs are the same and that CPU supports hardware assisted virtualisation. You don&#

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