huslage

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by huslage 13y ago
RFC anyone??
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by huslage 13y ago
The problem is that you still need VirtualBox AND Linux. I don't see how this is lighter weight...other than a 24MB image instead of a 160MB image.
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by huslage 13y ago
Didn't Aardvark do this already and get bought by Google?
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by huslage 13y ago
* Who owns the device? They own the device until they say you own it. Period. As with anything you buy these days. You have a use-license to things until you are told you own it. Most EULAs for hardware explicitly state this somewhere or an
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by huslage 13y ago
I had this same idea a few years ago after fighting with vizRT about something or other. Chyron was just as bad. Good job for doing it!
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by huslage 13y ago
You can also use autossh to nail up these sorts of connections.
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by huslage 13y ago
This is not new people! We've known for many years that MiTM was "normal" in surveillance circles. We've been saying for years that CAs are probably compromised as well. Why does it take some "revelation" to ma
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Senate Classifies tax reform bill for 50 years(latimes.com)
4 points by huslage 13y ago|1 comments
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by huslage 14y ago
YC Has ONLY bad startups if Demo day is any sort of barometer. Some will be "successful" for the investors. Ridiculous garbage.
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by huslage 14y ago
This is ridiculously easy with Tropo. You plug in an ATA, register it and it works. We did this with an ATA to Rural India that forwarded local calls from a toll-free number to Tropo for an IVR. Works a treat. No computer needed. What a was
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by huslage 14y ago
You can daisy-chain two Thunderbolt monitors together (depending on what the host machine can support).
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by huslage 14y ago
This is still a friggin popularity contest. Why do communities need to have any sort of popularity metric attached to each comment (favorites, upvotes, etc)? There are sites that are meant for this (hacker news), but that doesn't mean the m
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by huslage 14y ago
This article is skeptical, but in a strange way. The basic argument amounts to "the existing models work so why would netflix do anything else". Useless.
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A simple box that can bring the Internet anywhere(fastcoexist.com)
1 points by huslage 14y ago|1 comments
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Why I'm Still Against SASS and LESS(amberweinberg.com)
6 points by huslage 14y ago|6 comments
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by huslage 14y ago
We're still working on our website, but will have the info in due time. Would there be interest in a kit version?
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by huslage 14y ago
I'm the founder of Tethr and am really happy that you guys enjoyed the article. We're planning a lot of new things and hope you'll stay tuned. Feel free to ask any questions you might have.
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by huslage 14y ago
So what.
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Tethr: Getting online in a crisis(bbc.com)
8 points by huslage 15y ago|3 comments
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Teaching and Coding
1 points by huslage 15y ago|0 comments
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by huslage 15y ago
How long have you been able to write? DANGLING PARTICIPLE!
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by huslage 15y ago
So, you went on Alibaba and sourced 500 solar panels?
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Tracking radiation levels in Japan(rdtn.org)
29 points by huslage 16y ago|15 comments