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jwandborg
7y ago
Apologies are unnecessary on status pages. You can be sure that they are sorry.
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If it was that simple there would be no reason for Safari to lag behind.
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The thing about an RTL-SDR is that it's just a TV/FM tuner, sold for that purpose, but with alternative drivers on the host you can use it for general RF tuning. My RTL-SDR is a cheap Chinese TV tuner dongle. They need access to h
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The engineering department should have told the marketing department that they didn't implement it.
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7y ago
Maybe because their hardware architecture is distributed.
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7y ago
Speaking of Emacs key bindings: Alt+D, for when you've made a typo in the future.
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7y ago
How do you stay in contact with hundreds of people?
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8y ago
No, urllib is a standard library module in python 3. urllib3 is a 3rd-party package. See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19423367
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8y ago
I'm not sure the maximum is 50000 CHF. They present it as "Minimum compensation: Between 30000-50000 CHF" which is a bit ambiguous.
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8y ago
It's as if both the ESPs are in the barn while everyone else sits on the ladder.
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8y ago
In that context they probably mean that the signal will be much harder to interpret for a receiver.
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cat concatenate Concatenate all files given as arguments as well as stdin. Similar to: Your twitter feed
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Wireless towers are fixed to the ground just like the fiber they rely on for internet connectivity. Google and Netflix peering boxes mean that ISPs with peering boxes at the same peering point can download as much as they want, within reaso
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8y ago
It might be that Google Chrome does not automatically unpack zip archives.
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8y ago
Subjectively I'm really impressed by PyO3. If you care about speed, Rust is supposedly as fast as C. The Rust ecosystem also has a lot of supposedly safe(!) tools for parallelism.
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8y ago
I'm sorry.
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8y ago
Over-reaction would be the direct translation. Over-exaggeration would translate back to Swedish as överöverreaktion.
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Samsung is not a third party on a phone and OS developed by Samsung, it's more of an OEM.
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I suspect you would have said the same thing two years ago.
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8y ago
Could you elaborate on why WebRTC wouldn't "scale with CDNs"?
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8y ago
We use apollo-codegen to generate flow types for queries.
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Why do you even try to block using the rDNS name? It's literally backwards.
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What notable changes did APFS implement to accommodate flash storage?
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The status page is telling the truth if this is a client side issue.
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I agree, it would probably not even be close to foolproof. I believe any implementation of security through acoustic biometrics would be vulnerable to replay attacks. Systems to reproduce acoustics with high fidelity are commonplace - You m
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And once you've managed to achieve perfect biometrics your next task is to prevent replay attacks. An alternative, "wireless" approach to near-perfect security would be to invent-plement some kind of vocal, human-executable G
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8y ago
As I understand it you've never had to recover your compressed files.
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9y ago
Yes any suicide rate would be horrible. A suicide rate 20% higher than another suicide rate is 20% more horrible, which is not horribly more horrible unless we've diluted the meaning of horrible which would mean the we don't think
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9y ago
If you're using GKE there's https://github.com/jetstack/cert-manager/
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That was "busted" in a Mythbusters episode.
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