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by jve 5y ago
Some more context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30066969
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by jve 5y ago
Has it bothered someone? Probably not.
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by jve 5y ago
As someone who never intentionally has flagged anything, I expected to see maybe three... but saw 19, ugh.
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by jve 5y ago
> * European trucks typically run shorter hauls, and do not require a bunk in the cab as often as multi-day cross-country runs. I find it hard to believe. There are tons of trucks, having multi-day cross-country runs. I know a few trucke
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by jve 5y ago
How did you find that out? You mean random UDP packet can destroy AC? /me having a Gree unit that is to be installed
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by jve 5y ago
How? Escape channel is called internet, not GPS. Obviously if your car has Internet and GPS, it can do it. But if you had only starlink dish on your car, without GPS, I wouldn't be surprised if it was technically possible to track loca
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by jve 5y ago
Some more: > Not to mention the privacy and security concerns. I was dubious the first time I saw a GPS in a car, my mom’s old RX300, about 20 years ago. “Yeah… that’s how they get you,” I thought Well, that reasoning was flawed 20 years
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by jve 5y ago
Heh, underground entrance looks EXACTLY like our entrance within our smaller data center premises here in Riga, a former soviet nuclear shelter. In our case, there is exact same thing on the opposite side. It is designed that way because i
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by jve 5y ago
Same for me. Windows PowerShell now conveniently comes with PSReadLine, that enables to just hit on CTRL+R, write some keywords (and maybe after few more CTRL+R hits), and that historical command pops out whenever I need it. Even better, ne
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by jve 5y ago
You mean this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci I'm afraid this won't work with Aphantasia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphantasia :(
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by jve 5y ago
> I, uh, have a bill I need to pay Kind of sad that service we are accustomed to using, various software integrates it (whether using HIBP API or downloaded pwned passwords archive) - is on a shoulder of single guy that now has to pay fo
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by jve 5y ago
> from better sources like an actual lawyer posting on a foru Yeah, you're right. Please do not take me as an authority or lawyer on that matters. It's just what I think I know, but I may very well be wrong :) What I read is th
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by jve 5y ago
Huh, I'm from EU. But what I remember from lectures on digital documents, they said something different. Will have to look up this stuff.
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by jve 5y ago
For the software they provide us to sign documents, there is a checkbox when I sign PDF files - whether I want some overlay that indicated that it is digitally signed or not. Thats probably the user friendly part of digital signatures :)
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by jve 5y ago
Don't know about different Jurisdictions, but from where I am - this has NO legal binding whatsoever. We have those gov issued digital, invisible signatures for that, embedded in our personal ID card. Whatever is properly signed with d
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by jve 5y ago
Or use foxit reader to draw or put image as a signature on PDF: https://help.foxit.com/manuals/pdf-reader/foxit-reader-for-m... I'm no way affiliated to foxit but that functionality there works. And saves tre
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by jve 5y ago
Latvia, not far from Germany.. you may want to read this: https://www-delfi-lv.translate.goog/bizness/biznesa_vide/202... Tldr: 2021 avg electricity price 88,78 EUR/MWh, 2,6x higher than 2020. December 2021 h
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by jve 5y ago
I mean couldn't it be solved on software side to automatically reconnect when I'm back online? Software developers are ingenious about working around the limitations of protocols and physics. I may be walking outside with gloves i
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by jve 5y ago
Google Meet does that. Confirmed it just yesterday. However it couldn't tolerate cellular network blackouts for a minute or two while on-the-go.
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by jve 5y ago
When I tested 4G for home internet, It had 24ms-30ms+ - it was noticable for RDP session. When I tested 5G, I got 1Xms (forgot exactly what, but lets say twice as less - maybe more). Anyway, latency was noticeably better (at least for RDP s
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by jve 5y ago
Actually, article complains that Building Code is pretty low standard in NZ and that non-wealthy suffers as they live in not-so-well insulated houses. But speaking from northern EU country - yeah, I don't see anyone here building non-i
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by jve 5y ago
Don't forget to mention that insulating roof is just as important. Otherwise, heat will happily escape over your head.
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by jve 5y ago
> Except that modern chipmaking is so complicated that even one company can't contain all the specialized knowledge. (And capital intensive). But then again, these words could have been said about wannabe private rocket companies (S
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by jve 5y ago
What a missed opportunity here. By publishing that obfuscated code, top notch specialists would have untangled it for you just for the sake of satisfying their curiosity. Speedrunning their way until it is crystal clear about what the devic
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by jve 5y ago
> 4- indoor CO2 concentrations are typically not lower than 600ppm. Out of curiosity, just looked at my PPM monitor behind my laptop... it reads 600 :) We have a good ventilation here. But humidity suffers (very low)
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by jve 5y ago
This was lately on HN, so you can check yourself: https://www.armbrustusa.com/pages/mask-testing
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by jve 5y ago
Your average budget and timeline in daily cloud software is certainly multiple orders of magnitude less.
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by jve 5y ago
Unfortunately this is not a permalink, but only a hashtag that will work well today, ofcourse. Let's hope it will in 2 years.
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by jve 5y ago
https://www.armbrustusa.com/blogs/mask-review/surgical-beixi... has breathability expressed in percentage. Others not. Buy this mask button should be green :)
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by jve 5y ago
I suppose they must. Because car is a hazard on road and may not end well if you don't put enough man-hours within design, documentation, testing etc. Now, who's gonna pay you for writing that single functionality whole year? Sure

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