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by m-app 11y ago
100k to go Intergalactic? NASA would love such a service!
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by m-app 11y ago
This looks nice! On a slightly related note, has anyone already run into a Spotify to Apple Music playlist converter? I'm curious to see if Apple Music has all the music available that Spotify has. I'm thinking about switching aft
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by m-app 11y ago
Cisco also plans to go big on IoT and this will integrate nicely.
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by m-app 11y ago
And also for Forward Error Correction (FEC) on Optical Transport Networks.
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by m-app 11y ago
Was looking up some more info on Maastricht Upper Area Control Center (MUAC) and found [1] this image of a controller in front of a terminal with a Tux sticker on it: http://i.imgur.com/VQFn2hM.jpg Does anyone have an expla
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by m-app 11y ago
This. My girlfriend was happily uploading picture after picture until I asked her semi-rhetorically "I wonder what they're doing with all those uploaded pictures?" and after thinking about that for a second she closed the tab
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by m-app 12y ago
Strike out the Touch ID.
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by m-app 12y ago
It doesn't have to pass through anything but if the '/addNSAbackdoor.sh' script just adds a routine to the code that adds the Public Key of an NSA owned key-pair before the encryption process, then the NSA can pick it up
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by m-app 12y ago
It's just a walking robot. Drones have been here for a lot longer and already carry deadly weapons. Following your logic, you should've been scared and running for years already.
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by m-app 12y ago
I recently bought a Kobo e-reader, but since I do not read much books but mostly articles, I mostly bought it for the Pocket Wifi sync capability. This looks like an interesting idea as well but I'm not really into UX. Does anyone know
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by m-app 12y ago
You still get a /64 at DO, though. So this doesn't hold true. EDIT: Should add that you do not get a complete /64, but 16 addresses from a /64. Probably in a private VLAN or something.
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by m-app 12y ago
Great write-up, Bemmu. Glad to hear Candy Japan is still going strong. I had a subscription for a couple of months last year, I got my first batch right after we met on a warm sunny day here in Amsterdam! Unfortunately I had to cancel the s
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by m-app 12y ago
Kuvva indeed showcases contemporary art by featured artists changing every week. I've been a happy user for years and would definitely recommend checking it out.
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by m-app 12y ago
Note that the final image in this mosaic (labeled 15:43) is not the final resting place for Philae. They still do not know exactly where it landed.
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by m-app 12y ago
Just amazing how easy (and free!) the upgrade was. Thanks, SSLMate!
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16 points by m-app 12y ago|8 comments
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by m-app 12y ago
The math symbol one is really challenging... I did throw together a small bruteforcing script for the Enigma code: https://gist.github.com/michielappelman/90cd7267781e8e67511d Happy puzzling!
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by m-app 12y ago
A while ago I found out that the D-Link router I had (655), had some XML output available for DHCP Lease status and interface statistics. I also noticed that these stats only became available after logging in initially from a certain IP&#x2
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by m-app 12y ago
Might be a lack of oxygen, similar to Helios Airways 522? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helios_Airways_Flight_522
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by m-app 12y ago
"I think it is very safe to say that most dedicated "smart" network hardware is going to disappear in the next 5-15 years to be replaced by virtual machines acting as several pieces of network equipment." I agree with th
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by m-app 12y ago
Don't want to come over as a nitpicker, but the correct term here would probably be a 'cat-and-mouse game'.
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by m-app 12y ago
I think you misunderstood the use of the word education here. The grand-parent post did not mean the education community as a whole that is using (or even knows) Minix, but just that Minix is used to educate. Specifically educate Computer S
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by m-app 12y ago
I was intrigued at first especially after reading the comparison with Cisco and Juniper gear and seeing that the Ubiquiti was out performing them. But when I read up on the forums I noticed that as soon as you enable any interesting advance
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by m-app 12y ago
Seems that the Algolia API has some delay in it though (or is hitting the same rate limit?). I've updated my bio some 10 minutes ago but it's still not propagated. Edit: Had a little more patience, which paid off.
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by m-app 12y ago
These guys are definitely streets behind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxzypwdDdo8
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by m-app 12y ago
Well, it prevents your private key from being compromised but an attacker with root on the intermediate box can still authenticate to other servers using your SSH agent socket. If you really want to do secure SSH hopping, use the ProxyComma
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by m-app 12y ago
Pushbullet does this really well. The only problem I have with it, is that when I do send a link to my cellphone and I touch it in the app, it automatically opens it in Chrome. Then I still need to select the URL there, copy it and paste it
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by m-app 12y ago
For the lazy curious, the offending commit: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Coati&diff=2251408...
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by m-app 13y ago
BTW, I remember from the CloudFlare blog that they were notified in advance of the bug and had already patched it. How come big names like AWS and Heroku did not get this prior information? Who decides on which companies hear it before the
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by m-app 13y ago
> "This is how it looks like." I seem to come across an increasing number of occurrences of the phrase 'how it looks like' (and derivatives). This, to me, sounds very wrong and is starting to annoy me more than I&#x27

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