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by jhiesey 2mo ago
Note that there has been controversy for the last few years around Culture Hustle not fulfilling orders and doing other sketchy things. Just a heads up.
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by jhiesey 2y ago
Agreed. Virtualized 3d acceleration in particular still has quite a bit of "secret sauce" left in it.
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by jhiesey 3y ago
In parts San Francisco you'll see a couple waymo/cruise cars drive by in any 5 minute interval
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The Titan Submersible Was “An Accident Waiting to Happen”(newyorker.com)
100 points by jhiesey 3y ago|91 comments
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by jhiesey 4y ago
If this is truly meant as a PoC to raise awareness, shouldn't there be a writeup of how it works and/or source code? I'm not interested in running some random binary that claims to hack a game, but a technical description of
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by jhiesey 4y ago
The domain sentry.io resolves (for me at least) to a Google Cloud ip address in the us-central1 region, which is having an outage as well: https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/4Qvmd4q81VnA9RirCM...
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by jhiesey 5y ago
It's the Erlang runtime/virtual machine, like the JVM is for Java, Scala, etc.
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by jhiesey 6y ago
Current US mail trucks are right hand drive so the driver can deliver to curbside mailboxes without getting out.
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by jhiesey 6y ago
Probably an isolation transformer. A search for “cable tv isolation transformer” gives lots of results.
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by jhiesey 6y ago
I bet you could get a lot better color if you used the screen itself to generate the bayer pattern on film rather than printing it with a printer. Get some large format color negative film and thin cyan, magenta, and yellow filters. Put a c
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by jhiesey 7y ago
Yes this issue is still there unfortunately.
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by jhiesey 7y ago
Free electron lasers generate X-rays using a single pass through the lasing medium, which is essential because you can't make good mirrors at those wavelengths either.
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by jhiesey 7y ago
As a fuel. And yes, it's the same principle.
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by jhiesey 7y ago
I would guess it comes from calling the universal quantifier ”for all” in logic
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by jhiesey 7y ago
Isn't that referring to publishing earnings on the company's own website or social media they control, not on independent publishers like TechCrunch?
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by jhiesey 7y ago
Lightning is a major natural cause.
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by jhiesey 7y ago
Why throw away your computers? Why not remove/disconnect the batteries (if portable) and just store them somewhere in case you eventually no longer suspect a hardware hack, as in this case?
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by jhiesey 7y ago
I think that's the broader problem that the article is trying to get at. Pornography is just an example that makes it clearer to people that they should care about it.
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by jhiesey 7y ago
WebRTC typically does use UDP. But it certainly isn't as flexible as what you can do with a native app.
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by jhiesey 8y ago
It's the same story with Action Park: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Park#Factors_contributi...
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by jhiesey 8y ago
Is the site down? I get an infinite redirect loop.
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by jhiesey 9y ago
The link 302 redirects to " http://SRVHOSTNAME" . Google cache (no images/diagrams though): http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:G5RqIkY... Edit: also, copyright date says 2009
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The Noise Miners(extranewsfeed.com)
1 points by jhiesey 10y ago|0 comments
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by jhiesey 11y ago
It makes my Sauce Labs tests on iOS devices fail, and I bet other people's fail as well. I think the simulators usually try to load apple.com for some reason before the page under test, so it might just be selenium waiting forever for
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by jhiesey 12y ago
I might be missing something, but the final version still looks susceptible to deadlock to me. Suppose the buffer is empty. Process A, which is reading, gets through the mutex_unlock() call and into wait_event_interruptible(), which seems t
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by jhiesey 14y ago
There are apps (such as Filer) that make opening zip files relatively painless on the iPad. That being said, using a site that zips everything sounds really annoying.