leetbulb

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by leetbulb 8y ago
I feel you. ~260 to 164, back to 215, but on it again! Stay strong!
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by leetbulb 8y ago
TIL (and just did some research) -- my bad! I suppose I've always attributed it to chocolate because I rarely eat sweets, but when I do, it's chocolate and usually a lot of it in one sitting.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
It all happened when my father got an iPad and a Facebook account. Now he sits around and consumes the cancerous vomit spewed by "old friends" and predatory "news" outlets. He doesn't understand how any of it works;
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I still get acne from time to time (I think mostly due to my love for chocolate). However, when I get regular sun exposure, it completely clears up. If you don't get much sun, try it...nothing else worked for me :)
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Yeah the ESP8266 has two separate PLLs (RFPLL and BBPLL)[0]. The RFPLL generates the carrier on 2.4GHz. They specifically under clocked the BBPLL[1][2], which is the clock the CPU uses and ultimately what modulates the RF carrier. 0: http:
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I've used r2 extensively. It's an extremely valuable tool set. Thank you and everyone else for the amazing work! I am very excited for its future.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I'll second this. Namecheap is amazing company! Been using them for domains and DNS (smaller scale stuff) for years.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Regardless of where I've acquired it, content providers should distribute raw files so that consumers can decide their own viewing experience. I definitely don't mind paying for content if that's an available option. In fact,
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Glad I've never dealt with any of that. Plex is great and my family loves it.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
We have a Plesk server that we use to host random stuff easily. Takes care of DNS, Git, updates, etc etc. Great solution for something that just works.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Yep, the aesthetics appear a bit dated and it looks like there are plenty of gaps for dust, dirt, etc to collect. For the price tag, the specs are fine, but the chassis is terrible. I'd much rather buy something like a Razer Blade 17&q
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Yeah, looked great until I saw the side [0]. Would be great if it had a larger trackpad, too. If it's actually plastic, that's a complete deal-breaker. [0] https://images.anandtech.com/doci/13681/lg-gram-
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Discord definitely seems to be the preferred platform for the younger generation in my area. It just sucks that they have zero plans for text E2EE, at least the last I checked.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
No worries. Soon the city will gentrify half of the lower-class housing that skirts the city. You'll have beautiful districts like SoDoSoPa and CtPaTown containing the best cold-brew coffees and most exotic toasts. Portland is doing we
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by leetbulb 8y ago
This is a really awesome project: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium I've really tried to use Firefox... Chrome just runs so much smoother, especially for media.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
This is really cool. How viable would it be (resource consumption, etc) to use it for embedded firmware? Are there any special security considerations such as XSS?
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Sounds like a fun project with the ESP! I personally don't care for the WiFi stuff, although the app's air quality graph is pretty neat. I have no way to really measure its effectiveness, but it very quickly removes any cooking sm
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by leetbulb 8y ago
metacells blow my mind. i'll leave this here for anyone else interested: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/11880/build-a-w...
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Makes sense. Thank you for your answer!
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I am curious why CBC was chosen over GCM?
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by leetbulb 8y ago
...and what r1ch says > Google rolls out an experimental feature with no standardization in Chrome and here it's already supported by Cloudflare and in the wild. still remains a valid argument to what you just stated.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Screw Dyson. Get a Winix HR1000. You can find them cheap ($200 or so) on eBay every so often. I picked up two a couple years ago and am very happy with them. You only need to replace the filters once a year. They've made a HUGE differe
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Gitlab.com as well, earlier. 17 195.219.156.146 (195.219.156.146) 152.490 ms 152.423 ms * 18 * * mskn17ra-lo1.transtelecom.net (217.150.55.21) 198.658 ms 19 * * Google-gw.transtelecom.net (217.150.44.9) 192.230 ms 20 * * 108.170.250
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Sure it's just a contract, but the company still takes a cut (written in to the contract) when traders execute against orders. I'd assume that's what SEC wants their share of.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Thank you for this! I was not aware of the absentee ballot system.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
I attempted to vote in the wrong county. My buddy attempted to vote in the wrong district within his county. Luckily I am a telecommute worker with relaxed hours. He on the other hand was debating whether he should return to work or risk be
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Unmaintained at this point, but here's a Webpack loader that does this: https://github.com/technopagan/sqip
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Yeah, that's essentially the purpose of Next.js and it does it very well.
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by leetbulb 8y ago
Double-take moment. I thought this was related a machine named "DevOops" on HackTheBox :P
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by leetbulb 8y ago
It looks like people are wrapping WebComponents with React, but isn't that the wrong direction? From what I understand, since React's rendering has been abstracted, we'd just need ReactWebComponents instead of ReactDOM, where

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