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by heeen2 7y ago
You can just partially download the torrent
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by heeen2 7y ago
There is also qtwebkit, the wrappers around ssl which could have issues validating certificates, qml could have issues with untrusted content etc.
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by heeen2 7y ago
Could have ended badly like this grim incident that was linked here before https://www.otherhand.org/home-page/search-and-rescue/the-hu...
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by heeen2 7y ago
Use usb for power but also spin up an access point
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by heeen2 7y ago
I thought heat engines in space are nontrivial because it is hard to radiate off enough heat ti actually have a usable differential
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by heeen2 7y ago
Since I was procrastinating writing timesheets and it was hard to estimate the hours worked weeks back from git commits, slack and Skype history, I hacked thyme to recognize my screensaver/lockscreen, put it into crontab and now I have
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by heeen2 7y ago
How does this compare to ssh+gnu screen on the remote host?
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by heeen2 7y ago
Is there a demo of this effect online somewhere? Also, by playing all of the harmonics except one, could the missing harmonic actually be induced somewhere along the way?
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by heeen2 7y ago
yes, just as I hardcoded my wifi credentials. DST can be hardcoded as the range of date that DST has been active historically at your location to automate that, baring discussions of abolishing DST or such. https://github.com&#x2
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by heeen2 7y ago
I built a clock from a vfd display and an esp8266 WiFi module just for fun. Since the esp8266 does not have a rtc module and no battery backup it gets it's time from ntp at boot and then every couple hours.
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by heeen2 7y ago
SAP migrations often fail after millions invested because SAP prescribes a business model and if you want to change it you'll pay out of the nose for consultants trying to tailor it to your special snowflake business
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by heeen2 7y ago
Plenty of times. Have you ever seen a notice from Google referencing chillingeffects.org at the end of your search results?
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by heeen2 7y ago
There's also davmail
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by heeen2 7y ago
Phones would last much longer if you could swap the battery again
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by heeen2 7y ago
Due to missing or repeated characters from the set of the hex alphabet?
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by heeen2 7y ago
Nothing in that comment is factually correct or worth noting. Do you realize what butter, Marmelade, Margarine or vegetable spreads are mostly made of?
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by heeen2 7y ago
In my experience you can drive ws2811 with 3.3v, the signal gets conditioned after the first led.
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by heeen2 7y ago
Only 3.6% of area but 25% of population
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by heeen2 8y ago
Sounds like a false dichotomy to me
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by heeen2 8y ago
http://www.atlas-alltagssprache.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/0... It's up there with potato with the most local variations I think
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by heeen2 8y ago
As you described it, it is easily broken with a replay attack.
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by heeen2 8y ago
Tech companies want to sell you their cloud and tell you it's better than local storage, to tie you to their platform and for a ongoing revenue stream but this is where you notice the leaky abstraction.
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by heeen2 8y ago
Are there issues with safety and evacuation or why has it not happened yet?
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by heeen2 8y ago
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umlage_U2 In Germany companies get reimbursed100% 6 weeks before and 8 weeks after birth, which is motherhood protection leave during which mothers are not allowed to work with regular
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by heeen2 8y ago
You are going to kick players off for a missed packet? Network connections have packet loss and game protocols are usually udp.
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by heeen2 8y ago
And yet US companies do homework assignments first round and 8 hour interviews second round if not even more. I have had jobs offered after a two hour technical interview plus 1 hour hr interview in Germany.
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by heeen2 8y ago
Less memory. Less disk space. When a critical bug is found in the electron runtime, you'll have to trust all those packaged electron versions get updated in time.
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by heeen2 8y ago
Maybe because it is used for all kinds of office documents. You'd have to look at the contents to see if it's a spreadsheet, text document, presentation or not even a non office pain XML file
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by heeen2 8y ago
I occasionally work with code originating in South Korea and it is full of comments in Korean encoded in some windows Codepage I don't even know how to get vim to display them correctly. The identifiers are English but sometimes with s
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by heeen2 9y ago
Most? Do you have data on that?

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