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931.
by jve 5y ago
Agree. Not arguing about not having insurance. Just saying that paying the ransom may be the only way out of trouble.
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by jve 5y ago
Put yourself in the shoes of business. Well, like the oil company now in USA. Lets say you haven't learn the lesson of backup importance. Your business has stopped. Your ONLY way to recover and restore revenue stream is to get the data
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by jve 5y ago
Welcome to Latvia where I have to think hard to find someone that doesn't use WhatsApp. I find that whatever number I call from the "local craiglist" where people sell items, I find them on whatsapp. Nearby "home depot&q
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by jve 5y ago
Hehe, when reading title I thought: Is that a web based utility for configuring Mikrotik? But they do have Webfig that is quite similar to winbox: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Webfig
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by jve 5y ago
Perhaps buy an old school timer outlet and before charing, set it to turn off after x mins. I think you can estimate how much time it does take to charge from x to 80. Or for folks who have home assistant and some controllable socket - auto
936.
by jve 6y ago
Yeah. Learning something new keeps me going for more than 10 years already. At my job I'm actually system administrator, but actually half of that is coding. Constantly learning - what affects performance, how to pinpoint what causes p
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by jve 6y ago
250$ a DAY would be a nice salary here in Latvia. I don't think anyone here can get anything close to those numbers you specify... but you could try to hire him and make a nice offer :)
938.
by jve 6y ago
We do exactly the same you describe here in Latvia.
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by jve 6y ago
If anyone wants some insights into rocket pollution: https://everydayastronaut.com/rocket-pollution/ Even compares Starship and airplane.
940.
by jve 6y ago
Because that was what the main developer and founder Jeff Atwood was familiar with. And he really liked the stack. > Atwood: We are not personally going to be language agnostic, because we need to actually build the site. And in terms
941.
by jve 6y ago
> I don't understand how they are still in business. Dunno. UX was okay, it was easy to use. They were very responsive to fix security bugs (you can't blame having a security bug, but you can if they ignore it. Otherwise you sh
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by jve 6y ago
Won't Firefox shoot themselves in the foot here? I mean devs will see that Firefox market share is way lower due to this than it is actually true. And will stop bothering about FF? Ir am I misunderstanding about what this feature does?
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by jve 6y ago
In other news, 7 dead after engine failure. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/02/21/africa/nigeria-miliary-pl...
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by jve 6y ago
3rd plane in last hours to experience engine failure. This time, catastrophic ending :( Different plane tho.
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Seven dead in Nigerian military plane crash, says air force(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by jve 6y ago|1 comments
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by jve 6y ago
I saw this link as an answer before, but now I don't. Anwyay: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26143779
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by jve 6y ago
So many "I've migrated to bitwarden lately" comments. I'm in the same boat. Was a paying customer to LastPass. Price increase played part of why I switched.
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by jve 6y ago
And this is SO important. Even if this is the sole reason why * should be considered bad. In some cases on big databases, adding covering index is the way to make your apication perform well, by eliminating those table lookups.
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by jve 6y ago
Reminds me of educational video "How Differential Steering Works (1937) [video]" which was appreciated here on HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15122031
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1940s Bell telephone “mobile telephones” movie [video](youtube.com)
3 points by jve 6y ago|1 comments
951.
by jve 6y ago
Where is the BUY button? I read the previous article when it was trending on HN and wanted to perhaps buy one if shipping wouldn't cost much. But I don't know how to. Anyone?
952.
by jve 6y ago
Noticed this yesterday and opened chrome web store to perhaps read what new functionality new permissions do bring, but found NO information. Disappointed. Ofcourse reading this github issue I only now found that they introduced Biometrics.
953.
by jve 6y ago
Well, from user perspective would be useful, but I don't have much expectations it would be implemented in, say, Android. They ofcourse want quality data. Haven't done in-depth Android development, but I believe there is option to
954.
by jve 6y ago
Got anything to show us?
955.
by jve 6y ago
Why some catchy name like AI for this? Connect some sensors that measure distance from object and use them.
956.
by jve 6y ago
Ahh, that day when I was introduced with the search engine & internet, they took us some kids to library PCs. The librarian instructed us to open altavista and said: If you want to find Mr. Bean and will search for "Bean", you
957.
by jve 6y ago
Can be enabled within Samsung Internet on Android
958.
by jve 6y ago
Not for me on mobile with adblock and pihole. But there are many sites that hijack back button and is disgusting.
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by jve 6y ago
Just yesterday I "launched" my fist Sonoff S20 power outlet.... before purchasing, hooked up I can eventually control it from home assistant if I burn tasmota firmware on that device. I stumbled upon SonoffLAN https://g
960.
by jve 6y ago
Is YouTube profitable yet? They now have those ads. Lots of them. Youtube Premium and YT music.

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