kawsper

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   by kawsper 9y ago

   I have reported videos that people share that includes sexual acts, gun violence (with deaths), gang executions and bloody traffic accidents, and I think Facebook removes around 10% of what I report, the rest continues to live on their plat
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   I wonder if Maxmind have put in some "Trap Streets" in their dataset. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   It is really cool that Stripe is building Radar, we wanted to use https://siftscience.com for something similar, but they went all corporate, and changed their pricing model before we could implement, so instead of them charging
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   I think of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcx-nf3kH_M
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   Or your adopted children, you don't have to reproduce to have a child.
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   Do you recycle?
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   I used https://subtitlesapp.com/ for a while, but I think they started charging for it, so I stopped using any subtitles program. Thanks for giving me an alternative :)
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   Ah gotcha, I read too fast.
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   by kawsper 9y ago

   Yes I agree, or maybe just update the app-icon if it detects presence of zero-width characters, and then you can click to show them.
10. 520.▲
    by kawsper 9y ago

    They look the same as the camera being sold from https://openip.cam/ , but the price there is even cheaper: $12.99.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Some devices does this, if you are on Linux and are using a Thinkpad, you can fetch tp-smapi-dkms or acpi-call-dkms, and run the following: echo 40 | sudo tee /sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/start_charge
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    They also allow for websites to look HTTPs-enabled, but the transfer happens in clear text, e.g.: Client -(HTTPS)> CloudFlare -(HTTP)> Server. For a company that allegedly is privacy first, this is a huge violation of trust.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    This might break EU law, at least e-mails marked private are considered private, so your employer can't snoop in those.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Thanks
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Any idea where one could find such experts? And good on you for bumping his initial offer.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Do you have any idea why their docs are not mentioning this, or even why their software aren't doing that itself?
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Your comment made me remember that Richard Stallman calls Uber for Guber (Refering to Goober; another word for a peanut), because they pay peanuts to their drivers.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    > Apparently they can’t hear male voices. Their hearing is sensitive to higher frequencies than most male voices and the usual human range. I usually chirp or make other high pinched noises to get their attention-though still get ignored
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I have lost faith as well, but in my case it might just be that Elastic are working on too many integrations, or that Rails is just not a priority for them, but the official elasticsearch-rails gem is set to support ES6.0 by Q2 or Q3 in 201
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    It is indeed an impressive feat, especially compared with racing drone pilots that usually fly with around 0.5 to 1 ms delay between our video transmitters and receivers on the 5.8Ghz band (the cameras however adds a delay of 20-30 ms, but
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I think some hosting providers are wasting a bit of the address space. For an example I have 15 linodes each with their own public IP, but I actually only need one or two of the IPs to be accessed publicly for the loadbalancers, the rest I
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I guess they can use Traefik to distribute the certificates, so instead of having each node request their own set of certificates, he can instead request them once and distribute the certificate to all the other nodes, and keep themselves u
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I was thinking specifically about cafes run by non-profit organisations, the one I was helping did run an animal sanctuary, I think that was a good cause.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I am no coffee snob, but if you get the chance, I can only recommend volunteering in a cafe, it is busy at times but it is fun and it is for a good cause.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Bad experiences like these will most likely drive (no pun intended) more of their customers away from dedicated GPS-devices and onto using smartphones instead.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    You should watch Michael Schøts interview with Margrethe Vestager here: https://www.facebook.com/michael.schoet/videos/1015551099688... (It's on danish, sorry non-danish listeners!)
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Install Fing which is an iOS app that scans the network, and look for cameras, but it is not so useful anymore since Apple removed the possibility for apps to read mac-addresses. There is a talk here from Defcon which gives other tips: htt
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I am so happy that Github have hired Tenderlove to go nuts with these type of projects. His talks are always extremely fun and interesting. I run Ruby with jemalloc, and I know that samsaffron have tried to include it within the Ruby releas
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    Does anyone know if they offer per-customer, or per-project local networking? It is something I can get from Packet.net, but not from Linode or DI (Although Linode promised that it was in their pipeline, I have yet to see it), OVH does offe
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    I love stories like these.