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   by leetbulb 7y ago

   Yeah, having styled-components (not a UI framework) included in the boilerplate would be pretty awesome for something like this.
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   by leetbulb 7y ago

   I believe what you're referring to is called "keto breath" in the keto-diet community. It's due to acetone, which is one of the ketones produced while in a state of ketosis / fasting.
3. 183.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   Freenode primarily. Plenty of other servers out there for different communities, too.
4. 184.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   As the other reply said: Freenode. But I also am on other servers and many other channels. I run a The Lounge[0] instance on a cheap VPS. [0] https://thelounge.chat/
5. 185.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   This is just over the past couple days: https://i.imgur.com/WUFiL18.png I wouldn't call it dead at all.
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   by leetbulb 7y ago

   Some channels are just like that. If you have a question, usually you just ask and wait a while until someone gets around to answer it or have a conversation with you about it. Checking my IRC client since yesterday, there's at least 5
7. 187.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   Can I bring my own g-code? Maybe share it with others? :)
8. 188.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   They are using Burp to proxy the HTTP requests. Assuming there's no proper CA validation on the client side or client certificates, it's quite trivial.
9. 189.▲
   by leetbulb 7y ago

   Yeah, been there, though against my will. Boy was I happy when the system (which actually worked extremely well) was shut down and replaced with a SaaS-based product.
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Sure it's dangerous, but $400 out of pocket for an xray of your finger is also quite ridiculous. If my finger wasn't obviously broken, I'd probably take my chances with a tuning fork, too.
11. 191.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    There are other proven solutions that can be embedded such as Raft.
12. 192.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Wire is open source. Client and Server
13. 193.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Same here. Ha!
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Are margins on CPU binning getting smaller? I've always wondered something: how likely is a CPU to fail after some time if it's been enabled for X, Y, Z features when it should've actually been some other variation and just b
15. 195.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Many data centers use flywheels
16. 196.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Wow, I totally skipped over that. Wasn't familiar enough with the acronym. Very nice.
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Would be nice if it had a hardware kill switch for other sensors (especially MEMS-based) such as accelerometer: Edit: It does. Nice. https://crypto.stanford.edu/gyrophone/files/gyromic.pdf https://www.a
18. 198.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Is there a publicly available "do-not-scan" host list (govt, etc)?
19. 199.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Would love to just out of principal, but I did not lose any money or provably waste any time due to the breach.
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    Neurasthenia(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by leetbulb 7y ago|0 comments
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    I spent some good hours implementing a physics (box2d) based Procedural Dungeon Generation Algorithm in C++. My implementation is based off of a very awesome blog post: https://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/AAdonaac/2015
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    I HATE using chemicals around my home. Sometimes it makes sense, but I avoid it anytime I can. Some chemicals can linger for a very long time e.g. insecticides. I've found that using a steamer is an excellent way to kill / clean &
23. 203.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Yep, timezone support is the primary reason I use MomentJS
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    > Will Uber eats and the like become the next Webvan? Grocery store delivery? Paying someone to shop for you then picking it up? Maybe for prepackaged foods, but I hope not fresh foods like meats, veggies, etc. Most stores have a wide v
25. 205.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    CloudFlare Argo Tunnel
26. 206.▲
    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Makes sense to mix drives. I do this with my personal NAS (~24 drives) and has worked out nicely even at such a small scale.
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    I'm wondering if the fact mine were He filled refurbs could've been a factor.
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    I haven't kept up with it, but back in the day of Counter Strike there were VAC-disabled servers specifically configured for cheaters and it was very interesting to see all of the various aimbots, wallhacks, etc going at it. Some of th
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    Off topic, but: I purchased three refurb 6TB HGST He HDDs in Jan. from a reputable shop. All three failed last month. I was so happy that the shop completely refunded all of them because the warranty is generally very limited on refurb HDDs
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    by leetbulb 7y ago

    I just upgraded my workstation from a SATA SSD (~500MB/s) to an M.2 NVMe (~3GB/s). For standard usage, there's really no noticeable difference. The extra IO and lower latency is amazing though for heavy tasks.