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by flexd 7y ago
I find that the hardest thing about logging what I eat is knowing what I eat, and what calories those things contain. Often I eat lunch at work where they serve a ton of different dishes, and I dont have the opportunity to weigh what I eat,
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by flexd 7y ago
The point here is to improve the user/developer experience learning Elm. It's one of the things that make Elm such a nice language to work with. A error message that suggests how you might fix the problem is so useful when you a
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by flexd 7y ago
> "[...] Don’t be surprised if they flash their high beams. It’s common and only considered mildly rude. Just move over." According to the very angry and also very stereotypically German Police officer pulling over me and my fr
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by flexd 8y ago
So the whole problem could have been avoided if you had chosen a more mature programming language at the time time? Perl, Python and PHP all had perfectly good SQL libraries at the time, as well as a lot of other languages that have been ar
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by flexd 9y ago
I'm looking forward to the video! Wish I could have been there but I had accidentally^W unfortunately booked my return flight just after the talk ended.
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by flexd 9y ago
In my experience the brushed motors used for that size either break quickly with crashes, or just stop to work within 4-6 hours (max!) of flight time. The brushless motors are much more solid and less likely to fail. I have broken many of t
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by flexd 9y ago
This article is very outdated. Small brushless quadcopters are readily available now. Such as the Hoverbot Nano [1] mentioned in another commment, or a Eachine Lizard [2], and lots more. And you can go even smaller, such as a pepperfish [3]
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by flexd 10y ago
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2211 There are packages for Jessie at the very least.
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by flexd 10y ago
Does anyone know of a good open-source alternative to rollbar?
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by flexd 10y ago
I haven't replaced Docker with rkt on a big scale (or ran Docker on a big scale), but I recently changed over some Docker containers to rkt. First off, this and the rest of the rkt docs is a good starting point https://coreo
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by flexd 10y ago
This doesn't help my impression of Digital Ocean at all (even if I am a paying customer currently). A few years ago you could impersonate Digital Ocean staff on their support pages with no effort. They grabbed the username from your em
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by flexd 10y ago
Here is another example of the exact same: a SoundCloud client written in React+Redux https://github.com/andrewngu/sound-redux http://soundredux.io
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by flexd 10y ago
Arq only runs on Windows and OS X though. I would prefer to use something open-source, that runs on Linux. I won't be renewing my Crashplan subscription when it expires.
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by flexd 10y ago
Except if you have a bit of data you'll spend a few years uploading it. Their servers are slow . Only getting like 5-20Mbit/s, mostly slower here in Europe.
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by flexd 10y ago
I am also interested in rkt support, so I created an issue like you suggested. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/17784
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by flexd 11y ago
This is a perfect example of what an attacker could do with your browser. If you can get a user's browser to run code, as this site demonstrates there is a lot of information you can find. And coupled with a Cross-Site Request Forgery,
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by flexd 11y ago
Use GPG/OpenPGP and encrypt it before sending it to your colleagues? https://gnupg.org/ Or use a zerobin instance somewhere (encrypts things clientside with AES 256) and pass them a link. https://zb.a.im&#x2
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The 2015 SANS Holiday Hack Challenge: Fun for Everyone(holidayhackchallenge.com)
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by flexd 11y ago
Seems so. They have a website http://www.haka-security.org/
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by flexd 11y ago
A container is just useful. But given Go's static binaries, you could also just ship the binary over to a server and be up and running. But it's nice to just have a container with all the bits/config inside that you can just
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by flexd 11y ago
I would choose Go. It comes with an excellent built-in package net/http ( https://godoc.org/net/http ) that quickly allows you to setup a web service. An Go's mechanic (?) of implicit satisfaction of interfaces
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by flexd 11y ago
My intentions is that I want a complete list of .no (Norwegian) domains, and http://norid.no refuse to give out that list to anyone. I would like to be able to continuously check the Norwegian IP-space for compromised sites, bec
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by flexd 11y ago
I am interested.
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by flexd 11y ago
Have you looked at https://github.com/jmoiron/sqlx It's a nice little wrapper around database/sql that offers some of the things you talk about.
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by flexd 11y ago
Given that a suitcase is not very solid and you are walking away with it to break open at your leisure, why does the padlock matter?
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by flexd 11y ago
Apparently dl.google.com is powered by Go. I'm guessing that get's a fair bit of traffic too. http://talks.golang.org/2013/oscon-dl.slide
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by flexd 11y ago
I do not plan on living with my parents forever. Basically I can either pay like $1000++ per month to rent, which would be money I never see again, or if you have saved up money like I have, I can get a loan and buy something and spend abou
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by flexd 11y ago
I make around $58k before taxes. Currently near 100% of that is going into a savings fund to buy an apartment. My parents generously offered to let me live in their street level basement for free until I can afford buying my own place, so I
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by flexd 11y ago
Luckily for us; there is a low risk of Cylons for the foreseeable future!
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by flexd 12y ago
I am quite new to Go, but I have been happily using this for a few months on a personal project. I really recommend looking at https://github.com/jmoiron/sqlx which is a library extending database/sql to simplify

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