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by lathiat 8y ago
lftp is fantastic. The mirror function has a “reverse mode” too For regular tasks you could also look at “rclone” which is like rsync in many ways but can upload to s3, backblaze b2, sftp and any more directly. Without remote support.
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by lathiat 8y ago
This is good advice
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by lathiat 8y ago
I planned a holiday to the USA last year with my wife. Intentionally planned our trip to Disneyland (1 of 3.5 weeks) to avoid school holidays etc. Accidentally planned to attend the week of thanksgiving. Fortunately realised before my fligh
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by lathiat 8y ago
* Make sure your payment processes automatically provides a business tax invoice / receipt with full details. It's surprising how much of a pain this can be for even business oriented services.
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by lathiat 8y ago
Given the "back" link from Safari to your app since iOS 11? (10?) - this is the right solution IMHO.
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by lathiat 8y ago
Paper seems to miss to me the obvious approach of not only reverse lookups on the target IP but the last few hops in the trace route to the IP
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by lathiat 8y ago
I was reading “Creative Selection” by Ken Kocienda last week. Goes behind the scenes of him designing the iPhone keyboard early in its development (good read) In any case he mentioned there is a hate word dictionary specifically so that the
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by lathiat 8y ago
Tesla already fixed parking tickets in April of 2015: https://youtube.com/watch?v=bn1uzAJk-6o
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by lathiat 8y ago
I mean I've got 2 AT keyboards and 3 PS/2 mice in my drawer. Why can't I plug these into the latest MacBook pro? It's a travesty.
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by lathiat 8y ago
Great write-up. Elon talked last week about Tesla cars constantly evolving. Sounds like he figured out workable combinations of different parts from the software update metadata. Nifty. Also expecting it to be blacklisted by Tesla next week
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by lathiat 8y ago
You should upgrade to iOS12 - they very intentionally and significantly improved the speed on old devices.
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by lathiat 8y ago
> Hogg said no passwords were compromised in the breach and the company was contacting affected passengers to give them information on how to protect themselves. Well that's good! My precious password that can be easily changed wasn
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by lathiat 8y ago
Which has everything to do with the unexpected shutdown and battery issues: https://www.apple.com/au/iphone-battery-and-performance/ And nothing to do with "planned obselesence" Was that a mis-step and&#
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by lathiat 8y ago
The outcome of this is likely much worse for Android devices than Apple. I would suggest that Apple have the engineering resources to make newer iOS releases "as fast" on older devices if they want to. And maybe you could argue th
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by lathiat 8y ago
While in fairness I haven't read the actual case and maybe I am mising some real facts; From the Apple Side, this is stupid. Call me an anti conspiracy theorist but I doubt one bit Apple intends this behaviour in any way. The original
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by lathiat 8y ago
Or because you can finance it if you order it now.
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by lathiat 8y ago
I agree.. I love what Discord are doing and I hope this works out for them. For reasons that I struggle to put my finger on.. Discord beats out all of the Enterprise chat apps for chat. Most of the groups I am in (that are non gaming relate
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by lathiat 8y ago
I think this exists in some markets but not all (and perhaps not most).
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by lathiat 8y ago
That's a cool tool.. I did that manually many times and always thought I should write a tool. Glad to see it exists already :)
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by lathiat 8y ago
I think it is very country dependent. In Australia it seems hard to get stuff without the 30c fee.
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by lathiat 8y ago
It may be a great thing for consumers, but it doesn't seem like a great thing for electronic transaction processors
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by lathiat 8y ago
This is important, from a client perspective (e.g. from Chrome) this makes sense. But from a server perspective, you still have trouble with old clients, particularly Windows XP. Slowly disappearing but not gone yet. Fortunately SNI (i.e. n
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by lathiat 8y ago
Per transaction fees in finance really suck. I struggle a little to understand why more merchants don't get rid of them.. as it still encourages cash for smaller transactions at shops. Really confuses me. I guess they are smarter than
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by lathiat 8y ago
Hello from Perth. Just recently had our daughter at SJOG Murdoch but was not a Caesar. However we went with our obstetrician partially because he was less likely to push towards Caesar and that ended up being our experience. He was happy to
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by lathiat 8y ago
I'm not sure how they are doing it, but if you enable "Live Listen" mode with AirPods (basically turns the iphone into a microphone and the AirPods into a hearing aid) in iOS12 the latency is almost imperceptible. https:&#
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by lathiat 8y ago
You are right. Terms are so confusing.
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by lathiat 8y ago
It's OK, you can call your on-premises machine/IoT "Fog" computing - thank Cisco. :)
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by lathiat 8y ago
Your argument makes no sense because it is self defeating. The point of increasing the price of electricity is to increase the incentive to use less of it. How would we use less of it? Precisely by actions such as development time spent on
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by lathiat 8y ago
The OP talks about the QC20 - which are "Acoustic" noise cancelling in-ears. That is, there is no active noise cancelling, it's just "plugging" the holes around the earcups. What he really needed was the QC25, whi
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by lathiat 8y ago
If you think bit flipping is rare, check out this write-up: http://dinaburg.org/bitsquatting.html Bitsquatting: DNS Hijacking without exploitation When bit-errors occur they can change memory content. Computer memory conten

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