michh

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by michh 3y ago
primarying her into retirement might tho
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by michh 4y ago
The fact that apparently, this tiny little sensor board can reliably measure your heart rate from a distance by using radar is kind of blowing my mind.
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by michh 4y ago
then they would have supported ipv6 because it’s less effort not to strip it out of the open source software they’ve based their platform on
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by michh 4y ago
What I don’t understand is why. Their OS is built on a linux kernel from at most a couple of years ago. I’m assuming the same goes for the libraries and the parts of the userland they didn’t make themselves. On any linux kernel not from the
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by michh 6y ago
Ne2000 was my first NIC and I remember it dearly. It allowed my crummy old computer to connect to the family computer and by proxy its modem and the internet. Having access to the internet from my own bedroom was a game-changer for me as a
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by michh 6y ago
I remember running this (way earlier than 2011, like 2003?) and it was really cool but it’d slow down the real time clock on the ‘host’ (co-habitating?) Windows install. I figured that was due to the clock being tied to cpu cycles and Linux
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Getting Ready for IPv4 Run-Out(ripe.net)
3 points by michh 7y ago|0 comments
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by michh 7y ago
I really like BIRD. Having no prior experience with that sort of thing, we became a LIR at work and set up announcing our IP space to three different transit providers in three different sites. By using regular familiar looking config files
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by michh 8y ago
Same here
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by michh 9y ago
It also includes the 5c, which was launched in 2013. The 8 gig version of it was sold by Apple as the budget option until September of 2015, a mere two years ago. Some retailers still carry them to this day.
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by michh 9y ago
You can . You'll have to navigate to WiFi in the Settings app for it though.
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by michh 11y ago
I use WINE on a daily basis for 1Password. The browser integration even works with the native Linux version of Chrome, which is a much better user experience than copypasting passwords from the html/js based 1PasswordAnywhere.
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by michh 11y ago
I think this is a tricky problem to properly solve. Or rather: An opportunity for Twitter to really mess up attempting to fix this. A big part of what makes Twitter interesting/worthwhile is the ability to interact with lots of differe
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by michh 11y ago
Interesting! I'd think, in theory the ECMP router could keep track of the MTU on a per IP basis (rather than per TCP connection) based on it having received the ICM unreachable packet. And from that moment on, sending a spoofed ICMP pa
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by michh 12y ago
Even though I got a laugh out of it, I propose we change the definition of esoteric programming languages to require more creativity from their designer than reimplementing brainfuck with different tokens for the operators.
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by michh 12y ago
Just as I have no sympathy for programmers forgetting to always call mysql_real_escape_string and setting their encodings right in the old MySQL driver, it's not difficult to get right, but tons of people didn't and it made the we
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by michh 12y ago
I never said it was a problem with the language. I said it was poorly supported in a lot of platforms including PHP and I stand by that. It has nothing to do with passing security audits or withstanding attacks, there's not a securit
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by michh 12y ago
It's awful how poorly IN-clauses are supported (in lots of places, not just PHP) considering how often they're used and how useful they are. I mean basic stuff like being able to use them securely or making programmers write their
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by michh 12y ago
Ugh. I'm in .nl and our app store still doesn't have Facebook Paper, it's been available in the US store for ages now.
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by michh 12y ago
Same, I lost a lot of weight a couple of years ago and it was hard . And it's still difficult to keep the weight off, even though it's been 5 years since I lost it and am on a regular exercise routine. I've pretty much learn
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by michh 12y ago
definitely :)
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by michh 12y ago
That definitely goes towards the "good reason not to use XML" part of what I said, imo ;)
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by michh 12y ago
The `<Data Name="key">value</data>` in there makes me sad. It's better than the `<field name="key" value="value"/>` one of our partners uses at work but still... If there's
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by michh 12y ago
This. It's so weird when you conclude your mind is having a direct and undeniable influence on your physical wellbeing. In my case, I can't eat certain foods (I'm still trying to work out which, but it includes chocolate) whe
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by michh 12y ago
Oh, over here that's been banned as well. I thought it was an EU thing but I guess it was our government. They're even banned from sponsoring events.
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by michh 12y ago
Cell plans and phones, but I suspect it's a plague in more markets than just ours.
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by michh 12y ago
I remember reading the tobacco industry was actually secretly grateful when the EU banned them from advertising. As I remember it, they were in a stale-mate. The market was pretty much divided up. Most people were loyal to their brand and t
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by michh 12y ago
I disagree, who says there isn't a bug with Heartbleed-like severity in their crypto? You could flip your argument around and say the fact it took so long for Heartbleed to have been discovered means even OpenSSL didn't have enoug
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by michh 12y ago
Heh, hadn't seen that before. I mostly remember wondering why the teacher was always talking about pizza.
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by michh 12y ago
It's more: you can only see how simple it really is once you understand it and it seems incredibly complicated until you do. And that's incredibly frustrating for both sides of the student/teacher relationship.

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