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by kayson 6y ago
Do customers have any legal recourse here? They pretty clearly advertised "Print free for life". Even if its a case of fine print saying they can change the deal, surely the advertising would be considered misleading from a legal
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by kayson 6y ago
I've been using Thunderbird exclusively for at least 15 years with no problems. Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail, and Namecheap's hosted email service all work great via IMAP.
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by kayson 6y ago
I completely agree. I have a Samsung ML-2510 laser printer that's been going on at least 15 years now. It's old enough that it has a parallel port...
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by kayson 6y ago
Audio DACs are actually a lot more complicated than you might think. Human hearing is very sensitive to non-linearity and noise, especially certain kinds of noise. In terms of raw performance, the linearity and noise requirements were defin
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by kayson 6y ago
This is really great! Thanks for posting. Watched the first video on youtube and just grabbed the rest on Udemy. Your style works perfectly for me.
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by kayson 6y ago
I realize it defeats the purpose, but if you guess the correct answer once you can keep clicking the same answer to make the counter go up
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by kayson 6y ago
ctrl shift for # and ctrl alt for b?
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by kayson 6y ago
I use Virtuoso every day and it is an abomination. The amount of time I spend having to deal with their shenanigans is mind blowing.
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by kayson 6y ago
Does the cost/benefit really work out, though? Suppose I buy a $50,000 minivan which I expect to keep/last 10 years. At $8/hr for a rental, the breakeven is 50000/8/10/365=1.7hrs/day. When I was growing up
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by kayson 6y ago
I wish they had an Android app for maps. I'd love to ditch Google Maps. Does anyone know of a good, privacy-respecting alternative?
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by kayson 6y ago
Reading through some of the articles linked in the comments, I'm very hesitant to use something whose creator is so opinionated and vocally against another piece of software. Maybe its just the style of writing, and isn't actuall
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by kayson 6y ago
This is very easily solved by using a proxy for the docker socket: https://github.com/Tecnativa/docker-socket-proxy https://github.com/traefik/traefik/issues/4174#issuecomment- Create a
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by kayson 6y ago
How about another question: why doesn't your site redirect http to https?? I'll see myself out... Cool article! Its crazy to me that back in the day schematics and layouts were drawn by hand and LVS was done by inspection. Now it&
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by kayson 6y ago
I couldn't either. It was absolutely terrible. I think you can achieve the style and voice he was going for without being completely over the top, which he very much was.
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by kayson 6y ago
That's not what I meant. With higher SNR you can achieve much better spectral efficiency, so it makes more sense for spectrum-time use to allocate the most bandwidth to high SNR users as they need it. It's not a constant or necess
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by kayson 6y ago
I really believe that for commercial cellular in urban areas, 5G is more of a benefit for the carriers than the consumers. While low band spectrum (850MHz) has decent penetrating power, the majority of 5G is deployed at ~5GHz and mm-Wave fr
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by kayson 6y ago
No mention of 5.8 in the comments yet... winamp.com Is this really the original team? Or a clever scam?
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Blockbuster Video Games Mint Millions While Grunts Get Exploited(bloomberg.com)
2 points by kayson 6y ago|1 comments
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by kayson 6y ago
I really like the simplicity of the Firefox pdf viewer but sometimes it absolutely butchers printing. It also still needs fill able form support. Come on Mozilla!
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by kayson 6y ago
Yes and no. It's more like they're "recertified". It's pretty easy and non-invasive to replace the logic board, which can fix many problems that might warrant an RMA. I've also gotten refurbs back from Seagate
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by kayson 6y ago
I've had a similar experience. I ran into a scam that was masquerading as a popular Canadian clothing store (Roots) where everything was 50% off. I reported the domain to Namecheap and they said they're not responsible for the con
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by kayson 6y ago
Using differences to avoid non-linearity is a pretty common technique used across EE, especially circuit design. Transistors are very non-linear and circuits like amplifiers have problematic squared terms. However, they're almost alway
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by kayson 6y ago
Has anyone published the evidence of Huawei being an "arm of the PRC surveillance state"? I've seen a lot of claims and a lot of out-of-court-settled lawsuits, but nothing really showing that they're using their devices
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by kayson 6y ago
I use it too! It's fantastic
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by kayson 6y ago
I think you're maybe talking about an adversarial MITM. I'm talking about someone trying to reverse engineer your API by intercepting their own traffic
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by kayson 6y ago
But isn't this exactly why certificate pinning is needed... Sure I can roll my own PKI and install the Root CA on the client devices, but they can still intercept their own traffic by installing their own trusted Root CA.
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by kayson 6y ago
That doesn't make sense to me, sorry. Got an article or something?
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by kayson 6y ago
How does using a self-issued cert address the concern of mitm proxying? (specifically, a user intercepting their own traffic to reverse engineer the api/protocol)
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by kayson 6y ago
The title gore...
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by kayson 6y ago
For a practical understanding of electronics, there's no need to go so far deep into the theory that you'd get "lost in all the electrons". I really like HyperPhysics for the basic, basic theory - http://hyper

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