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lathiat
8y ago
Sometimes you’re lucky if a company reads your report in this time but of course I would expect and we generally see much better from the likes of Facebook etc
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8y ago
+1 for rclone, it is fantastic and I am using it to sync both local filesystems to backblaze b2, as well as directly from a remote SFTP filesystem also to backblaze b2 or local. Have also used it to back up my Google Drive, it exports all o
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8y ago
Well the license specifically says you will not permit a third party to either. I don't really speak legalese, but does permit include having to then make all of your own users agree not to to avoid a penalty? As mentioned in the other
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8y ago
It's also crazy to my mind. The reality is these various issues are all having potentially significant impacts on performance -- and it's not just the microcode related changes, but also the kernel changes, etc. It is kind of ridi
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lathiat
8y ago
This is interesting knowledge: https://smerity.com/articles/2013/where_did_all_the_http_ref...
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lathiat
8y ago
I can imagine you could work around that issue just by once redirecting onto your own site first. On the surface, sounds like a difficult problem to solve safely. On a related note, I often have the back button not work because I hit back a
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lathiat
8y ago
The problem is that when you release pressure on anything but water, as the CO2 starts to come out of solution it bubbles up and tends to spill out of the bottle. I'm sure there is science on this but my naive guess is that this is par
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lathiat
8y ago
Flatpak uses /app so I’m not sure how it’s really “better” Problem is they both need to create an area with a full separate file system which doesn’t really fit in with the FHS.
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8y ago
I had various success with this repository, unfortunately the various XMLs for libvirt and the "sh" boot scripts all reference different paths and capitalizations of files (e.g. even for the firmware committed to the repository et
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8y ago
That technique is called "Anycast", it's mentioned at the very end of the linked article. The problem with Anycast is it works pretty good for UDP (such as DNS) but doing Anycast with your actual TCP connection (particularly
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lathiat
8y ago
I’ve been using my thumb on MacBook trackpads without having to noticeably move my hand. In fact moving back to a desktop having to move my hand is annoying. And there on the 2012 era smaller trackpads. Probably easier on the new ones that
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8y ago
The official python recommendation is not to "default" the 'python' command as python3, and they should just explicitly be 'python' and 'python3' This is what every distro except arch does (for whatev
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8y ago
That reason specifically makes me excited about this as hopefully they'll make enough money to keep going. They are the best chat client around right now IMHO, beating out all the enterprise apps (slack, hipchat, etc) particularly if y
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8y ago
Discord itself works great on Linux, obviously can't speak for this new store feature.
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High resolution timers and high uptime headaches
(cookieplmonster.github.io)
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It would have been pretty easy to track down what was doing that at the time, using netstat and similar.
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IKEA hacks: A microwave interface for the Duktig kids kitchen
(myles.eftos.id.au)
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I found it crazy just how much fishing lines, hooks, sinkers, etc end up in just a small river.. this guy on YouTube dives for and cleans them up as well as finding all manner of iPhones, GoPros, Knives, etc... https://www.youtub
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8y ago
*While some countries have vastly cheaper data. Some do not and also if you go to lots of destinations the “starter park” / SIM card cost can outweigh the cost difference easily. Which is why it easily made sense to me. Also saves you
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I use FlexiRoam which gives me ~$30/GB that works in almost any country - everyone I’ve travelled to so far. On the same recharge and SIM card. It also sticks onto your existing sim and lets you software switch between your existing si
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I imagine most likely at this point things that are flat out lethal are less likely, but there will be a lot more things that while not lethal might be quite inconvenient - or even just a nuisance, without being truly obvious.
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Infinite scroll is frustrating on higher latency connections, which I have all the time being here in Australia. Particularly when you want to skip towards the end of the list. YouTube has recently changed all their playlists etc to infinit
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I get those on Twitter a lot. Also about Tesla. Reported then several times.
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Still high taxes for Qantas rewards redemptions. Majorly so.
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+1 for the sculpt ergonomic, the older black version (with external numpad) and newer surface version are both great. The newer surface version is mostly better because it has an Fn key instead of a physical switch to go between media keys
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Cloud Filestore specifically gives you a multi-host NFS interface (for traditional filesystem applications) like Amazon EFS - for applications you cant easily modify to use other APIs it appears like a normal filesystem. Cloud Storage is an
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That inconsistency is that users are generally on much less trustworthy networks and DNS right now is rarely authenticated (DNSSEC is not wide spread and even then most clients don’t authenticate it) While not perfect it’s generally quite t
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The example is simplistic, it's 3d space. It's not just which side of the street but buildings could be in any direction at various angles.
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I use it a lot when travelling. (In google translate) it’s great.
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Oracle then started a project to break them back out again. Last update seems to be November 2017 though. https://oss.oracle.com/projects/RedPatch/
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