mackmgg

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by mackmgg 7y ago
National Center for Atmospheric Research | Electrical Engineer | Boulder, CO | On Site + Visa| Full Time At NCAR we study weather, water, climate, air quality, and space weather to help protect lives and livelihoods, grow the economy, and e
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by mackmgg 8y ago
All of the recent Delta planes with WiFi support streaming to a phone with their app, but some of the older planes still don’t. Southwest offers entertainment exclusively through a phone though, they don’t have anywhere to plug headphones i
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by mackmgg 10y ago
Except, some of that regulation is important. If you're in a hotel, and there's a fire, you know to follow the signs out. There are exit signs, emergency lights, and maps showing you where to go. In someone's house, they don&
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by mackmgg 10y ago
The biggest thing I can see is mosh support, which is a nice addition if using over cellular. Prompt is great, but unfortunately can never support mosh due to licensing issues.
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by mackmgg 10y ago
I think Palomides meant that it means nothing is different, not that it means nothing. "Literally nothing" was the answer to "How does the Unsplash license [1] differ from the Creative Commons Zero license?"
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by mackmgg 10y ago
>I'm sure Slack will continue with much success now that they have their user base, so good for them, but to delude themselves into thinking no one can do it as good as they do is a bit naive. The problem is, Slack has a user base c
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by mackmgg 10y ago
>On the other side, I find the push to click trackpads I see on Macs and some PCs very difficult to operate, especially when I don't want to move the mouse pointer when clicking (graphic programs) and especially the trackpads that a
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by mackmgg 10y ago
Newer Yubikeys support U2F, which I haven't seen any way to phish yet, but the Yubikey protocol is still possible to phish. To do this, the fake login page says that the token was incorrect the first time (which would possibly alert so
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by mackmgg 10y ago
I don't think it's fair to group all government bodies as one entity. The FBI may frown heavily on end-to-end encryption because they want to be have access to everyone's messages, but that doesn't mean that NIST isn&#x2