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by halter73 6y ago
Usually it's because the app doesn't know the length of the entire response body up front and wants to start sending the response before buffering the whole thing. The 50 byte chunks probably aren't that useful, but that can
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by halter73 6y ago
Who do you trust to supply you with "objective facts" about politics? Why not at least take a look at the New York Times article? Are you afraid you'll forget you don't trust them and take everything at face value? Even
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by halter73 6y ago
> in imperative programming, a subroutine with side effects is idempotent if the system state remains the same after one or several calls https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idempotence#Computer_science_m...
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by halter73 6y ago
In this "franchise" model, the franchisees are passive investors not small entrepreneurs connecting at the neighborhood level. From the article: > Fully managed service Be an absentee landlord ... > Senior engineers from Goo
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by halter73 6y ago
(2004) according to the "Why The Lucky Stiff Documentary" on YouTube. https://youtu.be/64anPPVUw5U?t=120
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by halter73 6y ago
The default ASP.NET Core server is Kestrel which runs in-process and is cross platform. Kestrel has officially supported gRPC for over a year now[1]. That linked GitHub comment is specifically about IIS gRPC support which relies on HTTP.sys
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by halter73 6y ago
The complaints about Amazon weren't all centered around warehousing and distribution. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/16/technology/inside-amazon-...
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by halter73 6y ago
After going through all that effort to make the test less "fake", I expect tialaramex verified the collision still happened as part of the test.
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by halter73 6y ago
Are you referring to gag orders related to ongoing criminal investigations or something else?
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by halter73 6y ago
Before I disconnected my Samsung TV from the internet, it was responsible for the majority of DNS queries blocked by Pi-hole on my home network. I'm not sure if it blocked everything though.
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by halter73 6y ago
Not exactly. They upload fingerprint to see if it matches known content. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_content_recognitio...
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by halter73 6y ago
Why compare to Square's or Stripe's fee structure? It's ridiculous to claim "This means Apple's taking for themselves much closer to a 5% cut" as if Apple is paying a $0.29 processing fee per IAP. If developers
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by halter73 7y ago
To me, this seems like only a slightly more advanced version of sending malicious payloads only to curl user agents and not something uniquely dangerous. If I was already using curl to predownload and audit the script, I'd probably jus
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by halter73 7y ago
I've played with those too, but the bottle rockets I got in trouble for were small fireworks. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyrocket
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by halter73 7y ago
People say stuff to police that's later used against them in court all the time, so I agree keeping quiet is generally good advice. You should still use your common sense though. I have a friend who took this advice way too literally w
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by halter73 7y ago
It was AA who was acting in bad faith. If they wanted to stop the so-called fraudulent usage of the pass, they could have just asked. He cancelled so many flights because he thought that was allowed. If they told the guy he would lose his l
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by halter73 7y ago
I would have more faith that the ARDC will use the proceeds from the sale for the benefit of the ham community at large if they engaged the community beforehand. It seems to me that they saw the opportunity to make a lot of money, and figur
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by halter73 7y ago
That open letter had nothing to do open source (i.e libre) software as we understand the term today. It was simply asking hobbyists to pay for Altair BASIC which was not distributed under an open source license. I don't see how that&#
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by halter73 7y ago
IIRC, the cockpit voice recording included a comment from one of the co-pilots about how pulling back on the yoke couldn't cause a stall. The assumption was that the Airbus's fly-by-wire system would prevent it and ensure the airc
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by halter73 7y ago
Most of the security higher-ups at Equifax interviewed for this report seem pretty humble. Most admitted they made some mistakes and oversights that allowed a publically accessible Apache Struts server containing so much private data to go
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by halter73 7y ago
I think another problem you have is that there are a lot of potential customers who don't even know they want this yet, and you need to educate them so they understand why star maps are a cool idea particularly as a party favor. I thin
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by halter73 7y ago
You could also build up a temporary pseudo-account based on an anonymous user's session that could optionally be upgraded to a permanent account with an ID and password at any time. This is common with e-commerce sites. Many don't
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by halter73 7y ago
I have no idea what a free account gets me, but the fact that the lowest "Explorer" tier costs $39/month for 1 map per month causes me to lose interest immediately. I have two suggestions: 1. Show a bunch of prominent example
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by halter73 7y ago
Because the proportion of college degrees is the only measure of privilege /s. Convenient not to consider representation in government or executive boardrooms.
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by halter73 7y ago
> Democracy will never be as stable as a regime or dictator Why never? While I'm not arguing that democracies are inherently super stable (that's empirically false), I don't think that democracies are inherently less stabl
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by halter73 7y ago
> I am much more inclined to believe studies that ask for self-reported happiness and compare to life events / states like childlessness without directly asking "do you regret your kids". Did you reply to the wrong comment
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by halter73 7y ago
> So I guess if someone can prove AAPL's dominance in "premium" PC, education, or some niche subgroup in PC market, it too can be in trouble. If Apple used its dominance in some niche subgroup PC market to force buyers to
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by halter73 7y ago
And even more recently with Blink forking WebKit.
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by halter73 7y ago
The thing about the last five mass extinctions is they didn't involve a species so good at adapting the environment to serve its own needs that said species could colonize Mars. Of those 5 mass extinctions, did any of them make Earth l
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by halter73 7y ago
I've found the built-in Windows 10 ssh client has trouble with tunneling, so I still use the ssh client included with git.

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