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luma
4y ago
The 2.6 Linux kernel includes the ability to create this sort of havoc on your network interfaces via netem[1]. Using the `tc` tool you can add latency, jitter, packet loss, packet reordering, corruption, duplication, or rate limiting. Yo
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luma
4y ago
How does one differentiate? Say I spend some time looking at GPL code, learning the lessons presented, then writing my own code using what I’ve learned. Is this OK if I am working on non-GPL software? Is the answer different if an algori
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4y ago
The larger problem for him was that one of the people he was selling to was a Russian oligarch who them made it his life's work to go after Bouvier. tl;dr - it got problematic.
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luma
4y ago
A documentary was made involving some of the people and events surrounding this affair: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lost_Leonardo
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luma
4y ago
The people he's ripping off are, if you trace the trail far enough, the taxpayers of the world. His use of freeports was a novel approach to money laundering by way of art sales.
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luma
4y ago
Wild guesses off of the top of my head: * Time. A lot can happen in 40 years, new techniques are discovered and popularized, etc. * Better tooling all around. Better languages, better IDEs, better libraries, etc. Anyone working today on
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luma
4y ago
Having a car that nobody wants to steal is an effective theft prevention strategy
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4y ago
I'd call it "setting boundaries". The author has zero reason to accept anyone's bullshit for a passion project that they give away for free. If author wants to put users who do not understand this dynamic on blast, tha
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luma
4y ago
So when, exactly, is "later"? Bitcoin is nearing it's 14th birthday which seems like plenty of time to make it "work".
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4y ago
> I've come to the conclusion it's a necessary evil. You can drop the word "necessary" from that statement. We're just saying that CEOs, by the nature of their job, are not to be trusted with anything that might
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luma
4y ago
Yet somehow we also managed to appoint SC judges without the senate stalling nominations to prevent the president from being able to appoint them. Let's not pretend that the current situation represents anything like "normal"
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luma
4y ago
It has a lot to do with crypto for payments if the vendor has to deal with massive swings in value over very short time frames. The solution that most vendors wind up with is getting their crypto exchanged for not-crypto ASAP, which is use
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4y ago
From the point of view of the merchant, crypto is riddled with fraud: https://www.pcgamer.com/50-of-transactions-were-fraudulent-w... If crypto truly solved all the problems you claim it solves, I think it’s reasonable for
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luma
4y ago
I just stood up a BirdNet-Pi[1] instance underneath my deck[2] and it's a super fun project. I designed a 3d printable enclosure[3] to mount an rpi in a bird-hut looking thing to try and keep the water off the device. I'm curren
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luma
4y ago
I'm sitting in my chair wearing a Red Wings jersey as I type this, and I haven't watched a single game this season after several years as an NHL.tv subscriber. I always had to do some shenanigans to be able to watch my team, but
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luma
4y ago
They own a substantial chunk of the on-premises datacenter virtualization space. Loads of orgs still run their own kit, and VMWare makes some damn nice tools to squeeze the most from that investment. There are competitors in the space, bu
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luma
4y ago
In my freshman year in 1993, I was the only person on my floor to haul a PC into the dorms. Across 4 buildings each with a dozen floors, there was maybe ten people who had computers in their room. The only reason I had one was because dad
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luma
4y ago
I've shadowed clinicians in a hospital and ER setting for similar purposes (focused on overall user patterns) and I feel like this paper is a little light on content or suggestions to remediate. First off, the authentication issue is r
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luma
4y ago
The process you link doesn't seem to be related to an rPi, rather, trying to get Kodi to play HBO. Am I misunderstanding something? Would this process be any easier on a Rock64?
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4y ago
Can we assume that any of those features would be part of this language?
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luma
4y ago
Their use might be economically efficient but it seems like it isn’t ecologically sustainable.
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4y ago
I still marvel at the thought process that leads a hundred million people to move to the desert and then to be surprised that there isn't enough water.
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luma
4y ago
As a sysadmin, you can pull pwsh from my cold dead hands. Evrything being an object is a feature, not a bug. Going back to bash feels like going back a half century.
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luma
4y ago
Any ZigBee or Z-Wave smart switches will be 100% local and just about anything you buy should be supported by Home Assistant. Tested compatible Z-Wave device database: https://devices.zwave-js.io/ Same, but for ZigBee: htt
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luma
5y ago
You've misquoted the article, and as a result, have confused your pronouns. Nowhere does the article suggest that the USCG operates in the Black Sea.
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luma
5y ago
Not at all implausible, it was reported to be connected to the BMC which are often notoriously insecure and which could conceivably grant it network access.
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luma
5y ago
They do occassionally sell TPU-enabled systems. My backorder from Mouser is still sitting there for several months but some day I too may have a TPU to hack on.
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luma
5y ago
I'm curious how this is currently the top story on HN. A now-discontinued and otherwise entirely unremarkable family vehicle is not able to be inundated with water without serious consequences, much like the overwhelming majority of p
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5y ago
This very issue came up in 2014 in relation to a selfie taken by a monkey that became popular on the internet: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_selfie_copyright_disp... The US copyright office wrote: "Only w
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5y ago
HA claims to offer MySensors integration: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mysensors/ Does that not work or is something missing?
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