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by hrrsn 5y ago
"Moore" feels like a very appropriate name for a semiconductor company?
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Many Aucklanders would be very happy if developers built thousands of units without parking.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
That site has really aged in the last 2 years.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
> What would be the best place to learn all of this Your homelab ;)
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by hrrsn 5y ago
That'd probably work a whole lot better if the app wasn't 439MB. I've been on a few budget carrier flights that have skipped the headrest display for an airline app. They haven't had external Internet access, as it'
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Have they removed the "Domain Join instead" option?
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by hrrsn 5y ago
apt install nginx
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by hrrsn 5y ago
I pity the poor souls who have routers that can only enter one port forward at a time.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
The rest of the world started that well before Uber.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Re [1]: if you're using the camera to read the CVV, why not just flip the card over and capture the number? If the card is embossed you wouldn't even need to flip it!
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Sounds like how a salesman would describe the feature.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
> I see people -- including Chinese diaspora -- calling for banning Intel. Is this feasible? There's not all that many other options for x86
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by hrrsn 5y ago
You can use Cloudflare for DNS only without proxying through their service, so you can even leave your domain at Hover.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Easy, use a foreign SIM and roam. This is pretty common for IoT devices.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Don't forget to grab a few $2,995 Ethernet cables! https://www.synergisticresearch.com/cables/galileo-sx/galile...
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by hrrsn 5y ago
The same TV manufacturers that are still shipping 10/100 Ethernet ports on TVs in 2021?
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Facebook Messenger seems to rule the roost here in NZ, WhatsApp probably a close second.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
Sadly - there's basically no hardware support for this. Dead in the water.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
The article heavily implies there was no such map for this incident available at the time.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
They write in a colloquial, friendly style and use language that is easily understood by people that exist outside of the HN echo chamber.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
I've always been impressed with Panic's level of communication. Many companies could learn a thing or two from them!
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by hrrsn 5y ago
I'm surprised the fast charger isn't a separate purchase, a la iPhone.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
The new contextual menu is great in places like the desktop, where after choosing ‘show more options’ you get… the exact same options, in the old style. I was semi interested in a native Teams (wishful thinking that it may be a little less
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by hrrsn 5y ago
They definitely don’t do this.
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by hrrsn 5y ago
https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu
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by hrrsn 5y ago
AMD, not ARM
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by hrrsn 6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by hrrsn 6y ago
Fortunately, nothing much more than a bit of a wave https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/437677/multiple-tsunami-...
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by hrrsn 6y ago
4 gbit connections are now available in most metro areas :)
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by hrrsn 6y ago
>Mussels open the shells and every now and then take in a small amount of water, filtering out everything that is suitable for eating. When the water is polluted, they do their best to separate from it, and everyone’s shells just close a

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