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by leohonexus 4y ago
I guess start with breadboards? You can get them cheap at SSP WECL - my friend also living in HK made a DIY exhaust duct taped to his window in his room, to generate negative pressure for carrying away the fumes. As for equipment you can ge
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by leohonexus 4y ago
It’s easy to say so now that I’ve gotten it to work, but the whole process isn’t documented at all on any website. I daily drive macOS, Debian, and Windows (for personal & work purposes) - the same can be said for Linux (auto mounting a
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by leohonexus 4y ago
OSXFuse is now replaced with sshfs, but it’s now a PITA to install it via Homebrew because macFUSE, a dep for sshfs has turned closed-source and Homebrew would refuse to install sshfs for that reason. You’d have to install macFUSE binary fr
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by leohonexus 4y ago
Saw the demo - and love the simplicity of backend calls. It makes a lot of sense for full-stack devs to increase development velocity, but how do you see this fit in with teams that already have a backend stack? What’s the value prop for ba
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by leohonexus 4y ago
For conntrack, one possibility might be to bypass conntrack on incoming connections using `iptables -j NOTRACK`, effectively making the firewall stateless.
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by leohonexus 4y ago
The concept at least seems insanely useful with EC2 spot instances - I’ve always wondered what’s the easiest way to transfer stream connections to another host pending imminent shutdown without the client experiencing any downtime. It might
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by leohonexus 4y ago
A lot of it is public information though, if you know where to look.
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by leohonexus 4y ago
I like the simplicity, but @@@ isn’t a valid email address (and .@. isn’t too, same as @…---…, and soon enough we’ll quickly regress back to the original problem of having too long of a regex)
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by leohonexus 4y ago
I’d also add the book “But How Do It Know?” from J. Clark Scott as a fantastic primer, building from gates to RAM and CPU, to a simple bootloader and assembly programming. It comes with a CPU simulator on the book’s website so you could mak
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by leohonexus 4y ago
Your mom sounds like a nice person - maybe all you need is an honest conversation with her, tell her that, while you love her and respect her good intentions, there are times where I would really want to be left alone - like during work etc
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by leohonexus 4y ago
I’m willing to bet it’s AWS with 90% certainty - they seem to have very lenient card policies compared to other cloud platforms I’ve worked with. (GCP, on the other hand, won’t even accept debit card - only credit)
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Htop in Popular Culture(htop.dev)
2 points by leohonexus 5y ago|0 comments
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TP240PhoneHome Reflection/Amplification DDoS Attack Vector(akamai.com)
186 points by leohonexus 5y ago|84 comments
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A heartfelt farewell by Dieter Bohn(theverge.com)
3 points by leohonexus 5y ago|0 comments
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by leohonexus 5y ago
I don’t understand - what are the storage options for? It seems to me that if it’s not a storage business it doesn’t make sense to charge people by the GB (or at least, not at such an early stage of a SaaS)
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by leohonexus 5y ago
That’s a really clear answer, thank you!
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by leohonexus 5y ago
Very dumb question: If mmWave is operating at 60GHz, how would it be possible for processors (which are operating at less than 1/10th of that clock rate) to process that sampling rate?
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by leohonexus 5y ago
Beware it’s now a PITA to install sshfs via Homebrew because macFUSE, a dep for sshfs has turned closed-source and Homebrew would refuse to install sshfs for that reason. To solve it, you’d have to install macFUSE binary from their official
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by leohonexus 5y ago
NFSv4 does support authentication via Kerberos and other providers, but its support on Mac is really patchy.
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by leohonexus 5y ago
Up till now, MS Outlook still has a Safe Mode with limited functionality that would activate in case normal Outlook won’t boot properly - I think this speaks heaps about their software quality.
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by leohonexus 5y ago
That feels like a case of “Never HN Your Symptoms”
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by leohonexus 5y ago
The article seemingly fails to mention how you can wake up feeling oriented, or a goalie’s ability to quickly respond to visual stimuli, both of which are counter-arguments to the theory.
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by leohonexus 5y ago
> the number of PhD students a R1 institution PI could expect to follow them on that path was 1 Sorry if I sound dumb, but do you mind elaborating on what you meant by R1 institution PI?
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Radeon RX 6500 XT is bad at cryptocurrency mining on purpose, AMD says(arstechnica.com)
3 points by leohonexus 5y ago|1 comments
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by leohonexus 5y ago
…or a paddle? /s
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Vision Impaired Electronics Engineer Shows the Way to Get Things Done(hackaday.com)
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by leohonexus 5y ago
You can take this on the go! I had this idea because I was using a QR code restaurant ordering system the other day and wanted to see the API requests made - which wouldn't be possible to do without a laptop and a cable.
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by leohonexus 5y ago
Hey HN, I wrote a script to bring DevTools (based on eruda) to Android Chrome. It works on any website, and you can access it by shaking your phone. It uses a local VPN tunnel to dynamically inject the script into a page. Installation is si
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Show HN: I wrote a script to bring Chrome DevTools to Android(github.com)
10 points by leohonexus 5y ago|5 comments
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by leohonexus 5y ago
Thank you! This method works even if CSP is set, since the VPN layer injects its own CSP rules into the initial GET response. From there, arbitrary scripts can be loaded on the site.

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