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by jccooper 7y ago
You have to ping it from your machine periodically so it can pick up the new IP, either manually or automatically, or you can use existing dynamic DNS. As for really wide NAT... dunno. May just be incompatible if there's more than one
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by jccooper 7y ago
NextDNS does have regular DNS servers so you don't have to have an app, though you do have to register your device IP so it's not a good option for mobile use.
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by jccooper 7y ago
A video for the curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZWsv3Jp8Cs
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by jccooper 7y ago
The whole rocket industry is considered relevant to national defense, and thus "essential", so they don't have to stop if they don't want to. And Elon doesn't want to.
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by jccooper 7y ago
Good. That'll solve a lot of problems. Spoofers are about the only thing that gets through my spam filters now.
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by jccooper 7y ago
I like to think it's a mammoth-bone yurt. Kind of silly, but it actually fits all the data (that I know about.)
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by jccooper 7y ago
Price gouging laws in some states cover an increase in prices in response to an emergency. If your prices were always high, that might work in a few places, but many are "average price" or poorly defined. Some states are also &quo
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by jccooper 7y ago
It's an awareness project, so I think it's really the opposite.
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by jccooper 7y ago
Calling it a flying car seems to be triggering a lot of misunderstanding. It's not really a flying car, it's more of a driving airplane, but I guess that doesn't get as much attention. You're not going to use this for co
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by jccooper 7y ago
There are perhaps ways to mine Venus surface materials; something like dredging. Dedicated development of high-temp computing may also make longer-term robotic operations possible. None of that's particularly convenient, of course, and
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by jccooper 7y ago
Centaur is somewhat derived from the original Atlas. The Atlas V itself has very little lineage from the Atlas SM-65, other than name, though it is somewhat connected in a weird ship-of-Thesus way. (It uses the same engines as the Atlas III
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by jccooper 7y ago
As mentioned in the article, some of the data sources use API keys which the author didn't want to make available to end users.
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by jccooper 7y ago
I think the Pi4 has a better USB stack, but the Pi3 has some stability problems with USB peripherals. I eventually (with the right boot parameters) got a Pi3 to run OpenCV on a webcam without occasionally locking up; the PiZero still occasi
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by jccooper 7y ago
Severity can give you a prioritization within priority categories. Fix the severe high-priority bugs first, then the less severe ones, then on to medium-priority. Of course, scheduling is often dominated by other factors, but it gives you a
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by jccooper 7y ago
The actual solution would require them giving up being a "platform" or would require changes that would make logistics and/or management of the platform take much more effort. They'd rather let a "fraud department&q
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by jccooper 7y ago
It means fewer rejected transactions.
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by jccooper 7y ago
They also disallow certain common punctuation, which is indicative of either storing in cleartext, a really dumb hash function, the inability to sanitize inputs, or someone who has no idea setting password policy. All of which are bad.
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by jccooper 7y ago
Basically the same thing, done a year and a half ago. https://github.com/Michsky/glassos
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by jccooper 7y ago
It may work in in impressing people while speaking, where you have more attention and can elaborate on what you actually do later, and maybe people get trained to do this during the fundraising process, but in the online sales cycle... &quo
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by jccooper 7y ago
The article is from Apple Insider, so I guess it's no surprise they don't mention it, but Android 10 has the same functionality, including reminders and per-app 3-way location tracking settings (always on, on with app open, off).
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by jccooper 7y ago
App Engine is indeed problematic. I have an important app on it and various forced upgrades gave me a big headache. It's been stable for several years now, so I'm okay with it, but as much as I like the idea, and indeed the execut
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by jccooper 7y ago
They seem to be using computer vision techniques to dynamically aim the mirrors. Presumably static or open-loop techniques don't focus as precisely, and using a closed loop also allows them to reduce the stiffness (and this material us
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by jccooper 7y ago
MicroCenter in Houston is always busy. Frys is a ghost town. Frys could be fine. They've just given up, I guess.
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by jccooper 7y ago
New billboards are banned in Houston anywhere (and have been for decades). So they're not along tollways, or any new road. Old ones still exist, sadly.
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by jccooper 7y ago
At Best Buy, their store brand (Insignia) is not "smart". Everything else seems to be.
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by jccooper 7y ago
At first I figured the physical solution, not being able to climb higher than the ladder in any case, would seem to be a reasonable one. And you probably want to do that. But that might somehow end up with characters stuck on a ladder if th
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by jccooper 7y ago
I just stopped reading when I realized that. If your thesis is visual, you have to have visual evidence.
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by jccooper 7y ago
It could recharge through solar in a day or two, if you have a house's worth of panels, and the clouds cooperate.
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by jccooper 7y ago
I'm pretty sure Elon doesn't rehearse these presentations at all. He's had trivially-correctable wrong info on slides before, and had to explain it away during the presentation.
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by jccooper 7y ago
Who cares about rural customers. How will the suburbs like it? That's who actually buys all those trucks.

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