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by gog 7y ago
Friends installed a new IR controlled ceiling light, but it was a little buggy and kept turning off. It was using the same IR frequency as one of the buttons on the TV remote :)
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by gog 7y ago
Do you have any more details about this? A link or what to search for would be also great.
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by gog 7y ago
Brings back memories. My first ever email was sent via a local BBS and relayed via Fidonet to the authors of WinZIP, asking them if they plan to support creating multispan arj archives on disk first so I can copy them and FDDs and be able
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by gog 7y ago
Did you do the KNX setup yourself or did you leave that part to a professional?
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by gog 7y ago
I've been eyeballing this problem space for a while now and came to the exact same conclusions as you did, KNX for everything "important" + Home Assistant for nice to haves. Just waiting for the build a house/completely
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by gog 7y ago
Have a look at https://jameshfisher.com/2017/08/04/golang-dns-server/ DNS is actually pretty simple if you don't want to implement DNSSEC.
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by gog 7y ago
That of course depends on how popular your videos becomes, but for the 99% videos I would say none since you already pay for hosting your web site.
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by gog 7y ago
I've been using Mikrotiks for over a decade, they just work and are pretty cheap. They do require you to know a little bit more about networking then the regular, end user oriented, routers. Only negative I would mention is that some t
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by gog 7y ago
Quite a few of these can be set in the HTTP headers as well, but people editing templates don't always have access or know how to do it. BTW; not all UTF-8 text has a byte-order mark, I would say most of them don't.
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by gog 7y ago
I am not seeing anything on your example. But necessary cookies are things without the site can not function (like logging in). I suppose most of the time the box is there to allow you to consent to additional cookies as well. There are als
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by gog 7y ago
You do not need consent for necessary cookies.
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by gog 7y ago
They see the destination IP you are connecting to, usually behind one IP is only one web site. ESNI doesn't matter unless you are connecting to a site on a shared host.
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by gog 7y ago
They know the personal IP as well since it's being passed in the "X-Forwarded-For" header by nginx. Having a local recursive resolver with the Client Subnet in DNS Queries turned off would be better for privacy.
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by gog 7y ago
You can also turn that statement around. Customers have paid Comcast to access the internet (Netflix) and Comcast didn't want to upgrade his peering with backbone providers forcing Netflix to pay them interconnection. In this case Comc
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by gog 7y ago
Apple Maps maybe works in the US, but in Europe, at least in my country, it's not even close to Google Maps.
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by gog 7y ago
The amount of legacy applications being run on the internet is huge. Breaking stuff would put a great financial burden on the companies running those. It is a sensible approach IMHO. What kind of bad stuff are you talking about? If you talk
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by gog 7y ago
How long ago was that? There were some issues if you had xdebug enabled, but AFAIK that has been fixed.
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by gog 8y ago
https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid This is probably the reason. There are still browsers out there that don't support it 100% to the spec.
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by gog 8y ago
I did just that few months ago. I had an electrician come and make channel in the floor, lay in it some plastic tubing and later he pulled the cables through it.
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by gog 8y ago
You need a bouncer if you need access to history, that is a deal breaker for most people. Also, being able to ping somebody via a push message on their mobile is also a nice thing when working in a remote team. Apps on mobile are also not t
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by gog 8y ago
I had this same issue on my late 2013 Macbook Pro Retina, but it didn't stop me from using it :) Since I switched to 2018 Macbook Pro Retina the issue is gone.
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by gog 8y ago
If a provider is offering free and paid plans, free plan is usually used to attract customers to try your service. The free plan is "paid off" with money that would otherwise go to marketing.
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by gog 8y ago
Do you have any code for the license plate reader you can share?
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by gog 8y ago
If you have a Certificate Authority in your trust store, than any certificate signed by that CS is trusted by your system. That is why Google uses key pinning for their services and a list is hardcoded in Chrome, AFAIK.
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by gog 8y ago
Using FB on my 2014 Macbook Pro is slow as hell and my CPU starts heating up causing the vents to spin up. It has nothing to do with the round trip latency, the CPU is pegged.
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by gog 8y ago
Hi, can you explain the: > tcp-request inspect-delay 10s line, under "http_req_rate" section. In the article you wrote: "The second line is what inserts or updates a key in the table and updates its counters.". I thin
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by gog 8y ago
Could you give more details about why Fluentd and not Beats + Logstash on the other end? I don't like the idea of running Ruby on every machine just to ship logs somewhere. Beats are pretty lightweight and for what I used them they wor
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by gog 8y ago
Fail2ban has issues when you have a lot of IPs blocked in memory. The solution I came up with to this problem is to use a custom ban action that adds an IP to the blocked ipset list with a given TTL, but set fail2ban to think that the IP ha
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by gog 9y ago
Yes, like the one on the bottom on the page but on a separate page with minimal styling. I would like to know the size of JS/CSS I would have to include on my site to implement a commenting system. edit: Something like https:/&#x
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by gog 9y ago
Nice work. It would be nice if you could provide your potential customers with a minimal comment page demo. I am always interested in how resource intensive (in terms of CSS/JS size) is the commenting system itself.

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