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by filleokus 2y ago
I've also heard some handwavey explanation about how certain parts of the panel manufacturing process is essentially separated by DPI. That you can reuse certain aspects of a ≈ 100 DPI manufacturing line across varying refresh rates (a
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by filleokus 2y ago
GP meant that all collisions contained 's - a possessive apostrophe (if I remember my grammar correctly?). oncogene's, toadstool's, Carib's. The /usr/share/dict/words on my macOS machine doesn't
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by filleokus 2y ago
I know a quite a lot of people (including me) who use it as a kinda RSS reader to keep up to date with Russian cyber security threat actors.
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by filleokus 2y ago
Not OP: But I've considered getting an iPad+Pencil to use as a digital whiteboard / tablet in meetings. My plan was to either AirPlay the screen to the Mac or use some app like Freeform that syncs sketches in real time and have th
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by filleokus 2y ago
Point-to-point can lower cost as well. Cheaper to take off from a smaller airport and less fuel used since you skip an expensive take-off from the hub.
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by filleokus 2y ago
I think there is something special about physical creativity that scratches a certain part of your even if you have a very fulfilling day-job. "Even" Chris Lattner (of LLVM and Swift fame) which I as an outsider at least would say
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by filleokus 2y ago
While I principally agree, the neat thing with the intermediate CA is that it can be centralised and support ACME, which makes maintaining the certs so much easier. In my current org we have hundreds of TLS termination "configuration p
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by filleokus 2y ago
I'm taking this opportunity to once again ask for the widespread adoption of the Name Constraints extension in x509, and subsequent roll-out of constrained intermediate CA certs signed by a publicly trusted root. Would be so convenient
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by filleokus 2y ago
Does anyone know of similar things but for Azure? On the other hand I should probably brush up my AWS skills, been stuck in Azure land for way to long…
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by filleokus 2y ago
I'm reading the article as essentially saying "decentralised ID's dosen't solve anything". If you have them "backed" with governmentally issued ID's, they allow the government ID monopoly to continue
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by filleokus 2y ago
Do you think Supabase Storage (now or in the future) could be an attractive standalone S3 provider as an alternative to e.g MinIO?
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by filleokus 3y ago
In Sweden the "minicall" network (POCSAG, ≈ 169 Mhz) is still active and in use by some niche industries. I know of it being used for fairly mundane things like Grafana Alerts (or the equivalent), but in circumstances where you ne
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by filleokus 3y ago
With Turso you get an sqlite database behind a SDK or an (HTTP REST) API endpoint. With Neon you get a postgresql database over a postgres wire format connection. So if you have an already existing app speaking postgres to a database somewh
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by filleokus 3y ago
It's not redirecting but rather rewriting of the URL. e.g " https://twitter.com/{acc}/status/{id} " -> " https://x.com/{acc}/status/{id} ". So if you post "
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by filleokus 3y ago
Did the artefact produced [0] for fussing even include the backdoored .so? My understanding was that the compromised build-scripts had measures to only run when producing deb/rpms. https://github.com/google/oss-fuz
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by filleokus 3y ago
Would it really have caught it?
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by filleokus 3y ago
Was hoping for something more swole dog worthy when reading the headline. Even though I agree with much of the advice, being behind Cloudflare is definetly not nothing. Depending on the distribution of the traffic they might have survived w
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by filleokus 3y ago
Hmm, thanks. But that only works when the passive eavesdropper has the server private key (right?). That seems quite limiting if you want to have "visibility" into network traffic? I don't really understand the full picture &
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by filleokus 3y ago
As someone (thankfully) not in the loop with these enterprise tools, what exactly is the issue? How did it work before (and what have changed)? Can't enterprises just MITM the traffic and sign it with a CA the clients trust? What'
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by filleokus 3y ago
> Lots Citation needed as they say. Even if it's true that's it more than 0, my estimate would be far in excess of 90% (of governmental employees who do their work inside of the Microsoft ecosystem). But your other point about
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by filleokus 3y ago
I think one of the value propositions / moats / benefit of scale (nowadays) for a mega corp like McDonald's is that the cost of e.g the kiosk software is spread over so tremendously many restaurants. Even if they do follow lo
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by filleokus 3y ago
> Matterport is the industry standard for real estate walkthroughs, but it’s not cheap The hardware is not cheap, but if you have a (friendly) realtor in the area they might be able to let you scan it for a resonable price. Or a dedicate
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by filleokus 3y ago
I've been "arguing" AGAINST mainframes on HN in the past, and after that I've seen many really cool presentations about them. One, quite commonly known, is that two separate mainframes can run completely in lock-step if
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by filleokus 3y ago
> "IAB Europe has sought to evade its responsibility for this charade. But the European Court of Justice has set it straight. This decision will not only end the biggest spam operation in history. It will deal a mortal wound to the
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by filleokus 3y ago
Having a time limited monopoly on new drugs seems required considering the costs involved in getting drugs through the regulatory framework.
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by filleokus 3y ago
> You are supposed to pay an employee based on his/her abilities, not her location. I don't think this make any sense on so many levels. First, "abilities" are not a good way to think about wages. If you hire a neuros
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by filleokus 3y ago
Was about to ask if you had k8s api models available internally, and that someone should create some tool to generate that from the spec. But turns out it already exists in the open! https://github.com/apple/pkl-k8s-exa
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by filleokus 3y ago
Yeah, and for a while (perhaps still?) grapqhl solved some of these issues as well. People did (do?) "schema stitching" to essentially have a BFF without really writing that much code.
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by filleokus 3y ago
> Less traffic in data-rich apps Hmm. Of course it can be true in certain circumstances, but I would be surprised if on average the (compressed) size of the js bundle + subsequent JSON API request is smaller than html * the number of pag
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by filleokus 3y ago
XReal's glasses seem like they could be enough for this: https://www.xreal.com/air2

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