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by imrehg 11y ago
Click on then icon on the upper right corner, there's an extensive manual. Just found it myself too!
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by imrehg 11y ago
Good grief, how much I played this (on PC), and never got anywhere: been too young to figure out the actual objective, these days I revisit my childhood games with grownup eyes to start to actually appreciate them. And seems like fellow Hun
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by imrehg 11y ago
That's weird. I don't think I like that the mods can tone down an article title, when submitters are expected to use the original. If the article title makes a wrong claim, the comments and the voting mechanism will take care of t
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by imrehg 11y ago
Not necessarily, wasn't for me (Oxford, just for specificity). Some universities do mandate, but they do that in .doc format for example. Tell them you write your thesis in LaTeX and often it can be "oh, okay...."
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by imrehg 11y ago
I think you might underestimate how big is the error in the normal (wifi) location sensing (e.g. see here[1]). Bluetooth beacons add a much more localized spot, so much less likely to pop up the wrong place on your device, which is very imp
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by imrehg 11y ago
Maybe add [2014] to the title? It's pretty cool, though, not that often that one can read the way Peter Norvig is thinking. Also, instead of "matches the last names of elected US presidents but not their opponents", would it
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by imrehg 11y ago
Smart and cheeky at the same time, like it!
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by imrehg 11y ago
> Bugzilla is not for discussion of product decisions. That sounds like a very arbitrary distinction, and an argument of convenience. Every line of code that gets into a software is a product decision one way or another...
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by imrehg 11y ago
The same for me living in Taiwan - most common idea is selling tea to back home (wherever that might be, but not in Asia:). One day I'll execute on that! :)
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by imrehg 11y ago
BTW, your wiki's certificate is untrusted, because it was issued for "bikeshed.cryptech.is".
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by imrehg 11y ago
Okay, the LightSail spacecraft is not a "life or death" thing, but, as it was in the news yesterday[1] seriously logging into CSV file onboard can crash the system and have to wait until it reboots itself (don't react to soft
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by imrehg 11y ago
Adding SPDY is really nothing much in nginx (and that one of the thing that makes it awesome). In practice, if you already have an SSL server, just add the "spdy" to the listen line like "listen 443 ssl spdy;", restart a
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by imrehg 11y ago
What a strange thing to force the payout due to the lawsuit to commence right away, and not after all the legal avenues were exhausted (appeals and such). E.g. they were basically denied of appeal because of being forced into bankruptcy...
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by imrehg 11y ago
Yeah, i wasn't really missing SSH, as "I never thought to take away SSH" and actually it makes sense to have a different deployment and management mode. :) And yeah, as a lucky chance, VAB-820 just had a yocto layer released
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by imrehg 11y ago
792 so far now :) Will you send out any test load before May 30? Would be better to see those cores to work if they are online, otherwise it feels kinda wasted. Wouldn't be surprised if people go offline after a while if there's n
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by imrehg 11y ago
Oh, cool, just checking your site as well, it's a very real issue you solve, have some spare Raspberry Pi to try it out. It feels like a big change in dev thinking that I cannot ssh into the board anymore, but also very interesting. By
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by imrehg 11y ago
Looks like the image download is hosted on S3, is it possible to get a direct S3 link to it? Then one could use the "?torrent" query string trick[1] to get a bittorrent download, I'd be happy to seed it for a while. [1]: ht
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by imrehg 11y ago
I wonder if this design would allow group chat as well, not just p2p?
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by imrehg 11y ago
Thumbs up for KeePassX too! Also, there's Mitro, encrypted password manager living inside a Chrome extension: https://www.mitro.co/
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by imrehg 11y ago
> We tried to get in contact with KCodes back in February 2015 and provided them with a detailed vulnerability analysis including proof of concept exploit code. They sent a few nonsensical responses and then further ignored us. Working a
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by imrehg 11y ago
Please explain. This is by no means "of course". I haven't seen a single API so far that explicitly required authorization.
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by imrehg 11y ago
Hey, if you have a hackerspace near you, just drop in and pretty sure you'll find some like-minded people for almost any kind of interest (from cooking to electronics, from programming to board games...) Other than that, there are IRC
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by imrehg 11y ago
Just moved a bunch of our company's large downloads over to S3 recently (mostly BSP releases and drivers), and this would be awesome for that 100MB - 4GB package size range that they have! Tried it with a few clients: Transmission does
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by imrehg 12y ago
Interesting, do you have any pointers for me regarding these laws? I know that it's a very complex (and complicated, and misunderstood) area of making things. Would expect that such things would bite e.g. sellers on Tindie very soon to
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by imrehg 12y ago
First time I've seen this in action because I had a friend in the area of the earthquake: https://www.facebook.com/safetycheck/nepalearthquake/ I can totally see safetycheck to become a place I compulsively r
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by imrehg 12y ago
I'm surprised that they have a hard limit of maximum of 10 boards and set their campaign funding threshold to be exactly that. This, together with the very high $100-no-real-reward-minimum-contribution definitely stops it to be a more
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by imrehg 12y ago
Taiwan's EasyCard is also Mifare Classic (AFAIK), and been cracked a few times. Here's some more info: http://www.fuzzysecurity.com/tutorials/rfid/4.html
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Taiwan Government Root CA site has no HTTPS enabled
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by imrehg 12y ago
sent!
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by imrehg 12y ago
Sure, have 1 left, what's your email?

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