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by kej 11y ago
RFC 3514 could easily be adapted from IPv4 to whatever radio protocol these drones use.
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by kej 11y ago
A small suggestion: instead of just puzzle.md and solution.md, it'd be nice to have hint.md or even hint1.md, hint2.md, and so on. Right now your options are either solve it completely yourself or have the answer given to you, and prov
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by kej 11y ago
I'm actually kind of surprised that the YouTube terms of service require a new agreement and aren't structured in a way that would allow them to make changes like this unilaterally.
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by kej 11y ago
This doesn't seem like something you'd need a genetic test to determine.
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by kej 11y ago
This is a temporary step. There are two versions of their intermediate cert, the one in this article that is cross-signed and another that is signed by their own root (which isn't yet included everywhere). There's a diagram on thi
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by kej 11y ago
I'm guessing it's something like this: CloudFlare makes the Internet fast, which makes mobile Internet fast, which helps sell mobile phones, which use Qualcomm chips.
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by kej 11y ago
You're both right. There's a tax-free day to slow down the amount of tax brought in, but state law does require returning unexpected tax windfalls that exceed inflation and population growth. Wikipedia has a good overview: https:
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by kej 11y ago
The other side of that argument is that if your registrar is also your CA, they have the ability to give bogus SSL certs to an evil server and the ability to direct your domain to that evil server.
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by kej 11y ago
fryguy knows that, he's saying that it's hypocritical of Universal to argue against Lenz's case since she can't show actual damages while having previously issued a DMCA takedown notice even though they probably couldn&#
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by kej 11y ago
Trademark wouldn't stop you from including Mickey in your new cartoons any more than it would stop you from showing a McDonald's.
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by kej 11y ago
Distantly related, The Road Not Taken is also an excellent short story by Harry Turtledove that the HN crowd would probably appreciate: http://www.eyeofmidas.com/scifi/Turtledove_RoadNotTaken.pdf
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by kej 11y ago
>In what possible world would the cost of writing, illustrating and editing service information and maintaining security updates not increase costs, which will end up being passed on to customers as part of the cost of doing business? I
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by kej 11y ago
I don't think you need to consider a pay cut. It's easy to look at HN and think that all of the good jobs are in new technologies and your experience is worthless. That's not the case. Take a week or two to build a handful of
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by kej 11y ago
MoviePy might do what you need, particularly the CompositeVideoClip class. See https://zulko.github.io/moviepy/ref/VideoClip/VideoClip.html...
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by kej 11y ago
>Also, the $9 rate is for life, so when the price increases, early adopters will always be at the $9 rate. This should be more prominent. "Lock in this price now!", etc.
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by kej 11y ago
>I don't understand how a company like HTC or Samsung would think something like this was OK and not permanently lose them a paying customer. There's an old joke about two people in the forest who encounter a bear. One of them
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by kej 11y ago
When I worked remotely, we would often do conference calls with someone sharing their screen, which reproduces a lot of the benefits of being in a conference room with one person's laptop hooked up to the projector.
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by kej 11y ago
Well, "resigned by mutual agreement" which isn't quite the same thing.
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by kej 11y ago
Trademarks are free, you just start putting ™ after it and using it like a trademark. Registered trademarks ® cost money, but even then it's only a few hundred depending on which filing option you choose. Just the same, the file syst
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by kej 11y ago
It's interesting that FUSE (the file system library) has a FAQ entry about why they chose the name when there was already a ZX Spectrum emulator named Fuse. Apparently it's name collisions all the way down.
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by kej 11y ago
The prize is "+5 Insightful", and it's redeemable a decade ago on /.
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by kej 11y ago
FYI, "Structures" and "intensive" are misspelled in the title.
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by kej 11y ago
You don't need ICMP for that, or even an active space probe. Just encode your data in laser pulses and bounce it off one of the retroreflectors we've put out there. There are at least three on the moon, or the LAGEOS satellites (
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by kej 11y ago
It's a little more interesting than your guess, but not quite as cloak and dagger as it could be. Here's a good article about the ceremony itself: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/28&#x
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by kej 11y ago
The part about using = for definition doesn't seem to reflect the way that works in mathematics. The mathematical meaning of x = 2kj isn't var x = 2 * k * j but var x = function(k, j) { return 2 * k * j; };
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by kej 11y ago
I seem to recall some comments at the time that it wasn't worth opening or selling because it was tailored specifically to their code. For example, it relied on their naming conventions to determine whether a string was safe to display
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by kej 11y ago
In case you didn't see it, there's an unhappy update to that story: http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/kalief-browder-1993-...
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by kej 11y ago
It's interesting that you mentioned theme parks, because the title reminded me of the illusion created on Disneyland's Main Street by varying the heights of the buildings. At the front of the park, the upper level is close to full
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by kej 11y ago
The EFF summary addresses this issue pretty well: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/04/new-usa-freedom-act-st...
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by kej 11y ago
Presumably something like this is what's happening in /r/A858DE45F56D9BC9/

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