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jacob019
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I use SLiRP over SSH as a poor man's VPN. It's ancient. The bulk of the code is a userspace TCP stack that performs NAT. I can use any SSH host as full VPN with only basic user privileges. I spent quite a bit of time poking ar
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Yes please. Apple's good reasons for lightning are mostly solved by type-c. It isn't perfect, but it will do.
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8y ago
Encouraging. Please let us know if/when you get a check.
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8y ago
It give feedback as to whether people feel that your comments contribute positively to the discussion. Not algo but useful.
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8y ago
Seems the space is getting crowded. I rent from Industrious, a WeWork knockoff that's nicer IMO; I get a weekly newsletter and it seems like a new location is opening every week.
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8y ago
Winning is one thing collecting is another. I wouldn't be surprised if Equifax appeals and she never gets paid. I hope she does though!
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8y ago
So are all those beautiful UI elements in the kitchen sink demo included?
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8y ago
Just started using Vue.js and the components approach makes a lot of sense. Web Components is a not-quite-ready pure JS approach? Vue, polymer, react native... I feel confused every time I read "Web Components" because it means
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8y ago
Some of us love Firefox and do not want webkit hegemony, even if it is open source.
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8y ago
Unfortunately it might work. With today's news cycles, an average consumer may have noticed the headline about Intel's 5GHz 28-core monster, and that's it. Follow up articles aren't as interesting.
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8y ago
Most of us here support and appreciate diversity. The lack of diversity in tech companies represents a lost opportunity. It's not just black people, but women as well. The mono-cultures can encourage some troubling attitudes and res
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8y ago
which BSD? And how is hardware support these days?
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8y ago
Buy a small cheap computer with two ethernet ports and run debian.
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Disqus has found it profitable to ignore hate speech, so they ignore hate speech.
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8y ago
Since a year or more Amazon is tough on vendors in regards to safety issues. More products require regulatory approval and a single product review mentioning safety problems can get a product pulled.
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8y ago
As a small business owner I was expecting to read about employees padding hours, like clocking in during breaks or having a friend clock them in early. It's shocking that people would abuse their employees and that people put up with
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8y ago
It is outrageous. We need a legislative fix.
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8y ago
I don't think that he cares much about steel mills and auto factories. His motives are unclear.
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8y ago
Like the author, I'm sure many of us imagined that the shell was inspecting our scripts and calling the interpreter. Good to know it happens in the kernel. I wonder why more packages don't register handlers. It would be cool if
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8y ago
What are cotton buds?
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8y ago
Are man made structures that interfere with the crashing of waves are having an effect on atmospheric CO2?
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8y ago
this.
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8y ago
Owning a home is overrated, it owns you.
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8y ago
Clearly it was a poor example, I wouldn't structure simple code this way either but in more complex situations it can be the simplest solution.
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It's a trivial example. Just to demonstrate how for else helps to control an outer loop from within an inner loop.
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8y ago
I've been using this for years and never thought twice about it, I'm shocked by all the negativity. It's great for controlling iteration in a nested loop: for item in report(): for event in in item['events'
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8y ago
The main infographic shows an impressive improvement in TPS, but what about single query execution time? I often see the CPU maxed out by complex queries against large tables.
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8y ago
ubuntu works fine with secure boot
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8y ago
Live boot linux and use dd
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8y ago
entertaining read, not sure I understand the bit about business owners.
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