johnm1019

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by johnm1019 10y ago
Can someone chime in why hosting this behind Cloudflare is a bad idea? For something which is a blog/CMS (put another way the # of readers >> # of creators), I'm envisioning using a single instance behind Cloudflare with hea
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by johnm1019 10y ago
The author spends the first 2 paragraphs discussing how existing rail and pylon technology wouldn't work for the hyperloop. I find this to be short sighted as it seems entirely reasonable to use different "rail" and "py
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I'm guessing it's not that simple because there may be situations when the camera has power and is capturing an image (think hot-standby) but is not transmitting image data to the world outside the sensor package.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I hadn't thought about that, it's a great point. This company wants to make a product that is neither the "sonic ..." or the "going ..." of their name. They should change that.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I have flown at least one international trip in J every month for the last 2 years. (mostly transatlantic) I can tell you, if it's truly the same price as J, and you get a domestic FC seat -- it's totally worth it. A typical TATL
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by johnm1019 10y ago
> The owner or the liquor store I worked at required the drivers to do a lot. Heavy lifting and placing product. They are defacto employees. Owner of a liquor chain has great pull. From simple product placement, sales, etc. Uber chose th
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by johnm1019 10y ago
This website requires many clicks. For intelligable graphs, click here http://add-for.com/topics/benchmarks/caffe-vs-neon-vs-nvcaff... Then make sure to change from stacked to grouped.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I believe the application name appears in this message mentioned in the reddit post? http://i.imgur.com/KHM2KE1.png It appears in Cyrillic.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I think you've identified problems with how SFO is connected. To generalize that to all airports is a bit unfair.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Cause he knows it's got GPS in it and tracks his every movement. This way he can make a few "pit-stops" along his normal route and relax.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
If Firebase releases an on-prem or self-hosted server, what does the Realm Mobile Platform do differently? I'm really excited about Realm, but I honestly can't read this without asking (rhetorically), "have you ever heard abo
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by johnm1019 10y ago
The opening quote totally blows my mind as a humble non-game dev. I never thought of it this way. > Miyamoto: Ever since Donkey Kong, it’s been our thinking that for a game to sell, it has to excite the people who are watching the playe
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Agreed. I think what happened here is that the graph is really made by depth along an ice core (which starts at 0). In order to make the graph more interesting they converted depth to "years ago".
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Are these wind farms located near data centers and such use the power directly? Or do they dump into the grid and sell it as power then claim all their power usage is renewable because it is "offset"?
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by johnm1019 10y ago
To add to parent, this is repurposed tech because it's part of Google+. https://googleblog.blogspot.de/2015/11/introducing-new-googl... I would be absolutely floored if it wasn't the same tech behind the
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I'm not convinced it would be so hard. I imagine something like ForegroundToken's: Activities (now plural with multi-window) in the foreground (onResume) gain access to a ForegroundToken. The service requests require you to pass
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Hopefully someone can support/refute this: my off the cuff guess why this happened is because the discount on the launch price is about equal to the cost of building the satellite. So if it works, everyone is happy. If it explodes,
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by johnm1019 10y ago
On the one hand, this kind of site is incredibly useful and interesting. On the other, I feel like it would make a wonderful vector for collecting possible metadata to match with login credentials when trying to use said hacked credentials
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Unless it's Detroit. Or Puerto Rico.... or....?
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by johnm1019 10y ago
as a native US english speaker, my take is that if the method of death is specified, it's specific: burned at the stake, hung, stoned, decapitated. If I wanted to be general, I would say, "was sentenced to death." There the
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I watched the demo video here to really understand it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUmF6_4WhSg and in that demo they sort files by matching strings in a MIME_TYPE. What kind of normal person has any idea what a MIME typ
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by johnm1019 10y ago
If any of the other users are part owners (shareholders) of any copyrighted material being downloaded illegally, then those downloading it are accessing the network against the ToS. Surely by "rights of other users" they mean to i
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Love this! Step by step explanation of how to do something which literally shows rather than tells.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
This is important for some people in vulnerable situations who don't want someone else to know they're going to a doctor. "Significant others" screening calls and googling the numbers (even w/o answering the phone)
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by johnm1019 10y ago
It's always better to have more options. Now they can weigh the tradeoff of taking more power from the solar panels in exchange for size+weight reductions of the craft and possibly an increased service life. Another tool in the box.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
I am so turned off when I click a "Pricing" link and get a contact form. Even more so when I read that, "our pricing team" [will get back to you]. So, you have an entire team of people who will try and maximize how much
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by johnm1019 10y ago
So excited we live in the future. I talked about this idea with so many people when we first put on the Occulus prototypes so long ago. It's awesome to see someone putting in the effort to make it a reality. Can't wait to see t
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by johnm1019 10y ago
> Maybe even a reversal of the automation movement in favor of using basic labor for many repetitive tasks in order to achieve this altruistic goal. This is comment is a hilarious embodiment of the hipster movement.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Surely it was the company who performed the pentest. It's the best publicity they can get.
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by johnm1019 10y ago
Any reasons why the UberRUSH api wants to see what items are inside the box? If UPS and FedEx can legally get away with it, is Uber just trawling for more data to hoover up here?

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