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by huslage 7y ago
This reminds me of Negativland from the 90s.
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by huslage 7y ago
Thoma Bravo is really cleaning up lately.
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by huslage 7y ago
This article cites some very questionable research and seems to have a lack of rigor, in general. It's all fine to dislike Google, but technology is going to be a part of your kids' lives whether you like it or not. It is to their
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by huslage 7y ago
I just got a new 16" MacBook Pro and the power brick is 96W, but the same size as the 60W from a few years ago. I'd say this is likely a GaN unit, but I don't have any proof of that.
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by huslage 7y ago
That sounds like a Cloud in name only.
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by huslage 7y ago
RHEL is free to download and use, you just can't get support for it unless you pay for an entitlement.
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by huslage 7y ago
I don’t think it has anything to do with patents. Anyone can use the library for free. NewTek just doesn’t want to open source the library.
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by huslage 7y ago
Not to mention that that's not a copyright violation if it's incidental and under 1 minute or so.
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by huslage 7y ago
Our startup http://hedy-anthiel.space is working to use these lagrange points in very interesting ways.
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by huslage 7y ago
I assume you're enough of an engineer to know that building an SSO service like this takes a lot of time and energy. Third party apps are exploiting loopholes in the system and Apple is closing those loopholes one-by-one. I don't
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by huslage 7y ago
The general public care about conclusions of the science, not making up their own minds about what the science says. The overall article does a very good job of summarizing the paper. I'm not sure that what you're looking at as &
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by huslage 7y ago
The Arturia MicroFreak is a great little synth.
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by huslage 7y ago
Applying throttle to any airplane with engines under the wings causes a pitching momentum. The pitching momentum is different in the MAX than other aircraft, but that doesn't make it less safe than anything else as long as a pilot is t
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by huslage 7y ago
The 787 is not weird. It is an evolution of practices and learning from across the industry, academia and governmental organizations (NASA, ESA, etc) that culminated in a new product. The 100% composite structure has been completely flawles
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by huslage 7y ago
"Given the nature of this update and the need to ensure the highest level of security, we have provided limited advanced notice. We understand that the maintenance process impacts our customers, and we apologize in advance for any inco
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by huslage 7y ago
Musk stated that they were looking for Level 4/5 next year. They demoed it to the analysts, in admittedly controlled circumstances. I have little doubt that they mean what they say even if their timeline is off.
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by huslage 7y ago
The MRJ is too heavy to be flown by any US airline per contracts with the pilots. I don't see how we will ever see this plane in the US.
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by huslage 8y ago
This is dangerous conjecture at best. I'm a little sick of reading that MCAS shouldn't exist. MCAS must exist. The flight regime where MCAS would need to act should be exceedingly rare. The bug isn't that MCAS exists. The bug
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by huslage 8y ago
This is the first time around.
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by huslage 8y ago
This is the way I felt too. I used to do lots of UUCP back in the late 80s, but that fell away as soon as I got "real IP" SLIP dialup. I did use UUCP a few years ago over some HF radios. It still has some uses, but the usability o
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List of AWS Security Tools(github.com)
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by huslage 8y ago
If you have stored credit cards, they can buy tickets for anyone. They can change existing reservations. They can steal your passport number. All sorts of things.
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by huslage 8y ago
This is a fascinating patch. The open source community came around and fixed a bug in a binary driver. I would love to know the story of how this was found and how it was derived. [EDIT] I found the answer at the bottom of the README: http
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by huslage 8y ago
YouTube TV is throwing errors on the "Home" page, but the "Live" page is working fine. Some app-side issue, I guess.
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by huslage 8y ago
Why write a new gpsd when a mature one exists? Why not just write a Go interface to it?
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by huslage 8y ago
As an FYI, Google Fi has been using the eSIM on Pixel 2 phones and it's great. You can still opt for a physical SIM if you want, but I can't see a reason to.
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by huslage 8y ago
SpaceX already are in the transportation business...they launch payloads into space today. Boeing and Airbus are manufacturers of those payloads and aircraft and whatever else, but they don't routinely operate them.
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by huslage 9y ago
I have an IPv6 address that has never changed. My IPv4 address changes fairly often. The DHCP servers most definitely log the end-point MAC which can be tied directly by the ISP to my modem and router behind it. It's fairly easy to tra
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by huslage 9y ago
Nothing is stopping you from doing that. The preferred experience is not to do it though.
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by huslage 9y ago
There are always missed opportunities in any business. Intel did not capture the mobile market, so what? There is no evidence that ARM-based servers from Qualcomm, or anyone else for that matter, will somehow make a dent in Intel's lea

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