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QUIC vs. TCP+TLS – and why QUIC is not the next big thing(medium.com)
6 points by lttlrck 7y ago|0 comments
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by lttlrck 7y ago
ECU and TCU firmware updates are not uncommon.
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by lttlrck 7y ago
self-hosted on a $40 digital ocean droplet performance is practically speaking indistinguishable from Github. No idea what gitlab.com is like, we picked gitlab because we could self-host.
724.
by lttlrck 7y ago
Musk is certainly talented, but is he a talented CEO? Perhaps, but Bezos unquestionably is in my eye.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
I have had good success with Server-Sent Events in Go. It’s a pretty clean alternative to long polling and it didn’t need a library. In my case I was streaming JSON objects to the browser, very quick to implement.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
“a ton” would most likely be overeating.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
> We took advantage of gcc’s __builtin_expect to change how the code was compiled. It didn’t make any difference in performance.
728.
by lttlrck 8y ago
‘deceiving’ may have been more appropriate.
729.
by lttlrck 8y ago
I can access all the movies I bought in iTunes inside my Prime account. Works in the browser and works in the Prime app. I don’t know if it works the other way around; I never bought a movie in Prime. I’m not sure how that connection was ma
730.
by lttlrck 8y ago
SCTP can be tunneled over UDP - which WebRTC does. It didn’t get the right traction. It isn’t built into windows, it was even a second class citizen on Linux not that long ago requiring lksctp to be installed (maybe it still does).
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Isn’t the point how long you used the shaver? And how many lesser shavers would you have needed in that period that would also have ended up on the shelf?
732.
by lttlrck 8y ago
How is that? If the battery is charging then logically there must be enough residual power to run the phone. If there wasn’t then the battery would not charge at all unless you turned off the phone first, but it obviously does. Also a phon
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by lttlrck 8y ago
I think I’d rather go with a UMPC, I’d love to see a 2019 Toshiba Libretto but the GPD Pockets look interesting. I think I’d be happier if it had an ARM processor.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
There has been a huge amount of work in V8 addressing these cases and concerns: https://v8.dev/blog/launching-ignition-and-turbofan https://v8.dev/blog/v8-release-66 https://v8.dev&#x2F
735.
by lttlrck 8y ago
It’s when connecting to Outlook. Sent a screenshot.
736.
by lttlrck 8y ago
Why does it need access to my mailbox?
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Your definition of nude might be out of date: https://www.allure.com/gallery/nude-makeup-shades-for-every-...
738.
by lttlrck 8y ago
Parents feeling the need to install these things seems misguided at best. But IID are in use all over the world and Universal IID hasn’t got far - as you’d expect. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_interlock_devi
739.
by lttlrck 8y ago
OpenAPI is gaining momentum. 3GPP for example have adopted it for several interfaces inside the 5G core network. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAPI_Specification
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by lttlrck 8y ago
The article also says it was covered... so perhaps the crater filled in by erosion this covering it or it was deliberately filled in by ancient farmers. Edit: grammar.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
I find it somewhat curious that the 3rd party in Ontario, Canada that actually found was and remains unidentified. Was that off-the-record for the story? Or delibrately omitted? It seems unlikely they are part of the intelligence community
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Has Tesla reneged on the "open patents"? https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you
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by lttlrck 8y ago
GittySavvy is excellent.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
I have an E350 and the transmission is very good. I do think you need to make the effort to learn how your transmission responds, no different to a manual really. And for extra whizz while overtaking use the paddles to preempt the move by
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by lttlrck 8y ago
However in his Stanford Commencement Address Jobs said “I didn't see it then, but it turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me”
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Which Juul? All I can find with an admittedly short google are the vape guys.
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by lttlrck 8y ago
I switched to gitsavvy a few weeks back because it is more complete than sublimegit. I paid for sublimegit years ago and really love it. But I wanted single line commits so gave gitsavvy a go. I had to redefine a couple of shortcuts (Ctrl-
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Are stand up meetings the correct venue for brainstorming?
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by lttlrck 8y ago
Because there is a local abundance of materials and skilled laborers. In the US you’d have trouble sourcing bricks and even more trouble hiring brick layers. If you visit the north east the oldest building (upto 400 odd years old) are stick
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by lttlrck 8y ago
sure, but enough to sign up?

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