mike_d

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by mike_d 4y ago
This is targeted at SPAs, not general web browsing. I've been working on using chrome as a render for a video kiosk type setup, and this feature was exactly what I needed to smoothly do scene transitions. The alternative is to do a bun
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by mike_d 4y ago
> But the entities that have more than $250K in the failed bank will likely lose some money If anyone loses money in the SVB downfall, it is entirely the fault of the CEO/CFO for poor management. Depending on your monthly cash flow
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by mike_d 4y ago
I think what the person you responded to was trying to point out is that commingling business funds with personal funds is not a wise strategy, even if you believe the companies assets are at risk. For one thing you immediately open yoursel
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by mike_d 4y ago
In your example Google would not receive the funds and credit the customers account. How would they differentiate an EU government stealing the money from a customer who just didn't pay and say they did? Feel free to call up your credi
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by mike_d 4y ago
It depends on the registry, but you cannot extend a domain out past 10 years.
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by mike_d 4y ago
> Of course you can, you simply reach for assets within the border of said member country or the EU. Which is exactly what I said. If the US company has an EU subsidiary you sue in that venue that can grant you relief. There are US tax i
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by mike_d 4y ago
Stripe is saying that the taxes are not for normal business operations, so I believe in this case #1 is actually related to problem #2.
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by mike_d 4y ago
Again - regardless of if a domestic court believes they have jurisdiction, any court case not brought in the venue of the defendant is effectively meaningless as you cannot be granted meaningful relief. If the destination bank account is ou
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by mike_d 4y ago
Yup. Which is basically a no-op. You need a court having jurisdiction over the defendant to have any relief. Even if you receive a financial judgement, international law does not put much weight in absentia cases.
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by mike_d 4y ago
> I remain kind of amazed about how heroku managed to pull off what they pulled off Heroku was built on top of AWS. They didn't have to handle many of the hard problems Fly does.
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by mike_d 4y ago
All of the forum posts and howtos on spinning up an AdGuard or similar service on Fly.io instead of a local Raspberry Pi probably didn't help things. While it does drive user growth, it isn't the type of users you want. One of the
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by mike_d 4y ago
Yes. Whenever a US law and a foreign law conflict, the US law always wins when you are in the United States. Complying with US laws is also a perfectly valid defense if a European citizen or state ends up bringing action against you in a US
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by mike_d 4y ago
It didn't help at all that 100% of the online servers were in AWS Ireland, regardless of where you were playing from.
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by mike_d 4y ago
This brings back a lot of memories. Back before home labs or home automation were a big thing, I had a Cobalt RaQ I used to raise up my monitor an extra inch. With a few scripts I got the LCD to display alerts from our monitoring system at
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by mike_d 4y ago
Also be sure to stick to Primitive Technology and not any of the knock off channels produced in South East Asia and India where they do lots of work off camera with heavy machinery and modern tools.
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by mike_d 4y ago
> Part of the fun of designing within constraints In this example there were constraints, and they were designed within. You just don't like the result.
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by mike_d 4y ago
The page includes a five line Python example of how to split audio without breaking mid-word.
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by mike_d 4y ago
> making it even more difficult for there to be any competition against these monopolies If your snappy upstart cellular network can't afford to give out Yubikeys to employees, I don't want you interconnecting with the rest of
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by mike_d 4y ago
This is one of the most important pieces of security advice that is often overlooked: remove your phone number from EVERYTHING. You can also enable Advanced Protection[1] for your Google account, but other repeat offenders like Github will
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by mike_d 4y ago
Reminder than you should always donate CASH to food banks. Not only can they buy food in bulk cheaper than you can, it also helps them to build out the logistics and cold storage infrastructure required to accept donations from grocery stor
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by mike_d 4y ago
The horse has been beaten to death - DNSSEC is dead. It continues to see adoption on the authoritative side because turning it on in a basic state and letting it limp along costs almost nothing. Many recursive servers do validate DNSSEC, bu
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by mike_d 4y ago
The rate of DNSSEC signed zones is growing, but the number of recursive resolvers that hard fail on validation failures is static or going down. Unfortunately the user experience for a DNSSEC signature failure is so bad, the only option if
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How Tesla Fumbled(youtube.com)
30 points by mike_d 4y ago|21 comments
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by mike_d 4y ago
Remember that networks introduce latency. It might be tiny but the human ear can detect speakers being _slightly_ off. For example you wouldn't want a wifi speaker in an elevator using a repeater at the top of the shaft trying to match
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by mike_d 4y ago
CircleID isn't blogspam. It has a long history of reporting on IP and domain issues.
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by mike_d 4y ago
That is exactly the failure of all the various management methodologies - they are built on the false assumption that all feedback is valuable and if something isn't going right you must not be getting enough feedback. What is the valu
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by mike_d 4y ago
Ensure sells a vegan version now.
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by mike_d 4y ago
> he will join Starco’s board and is getting shares in the new company, while himself and Soylent’s shareholders will become the largest single voting block in Starco This is a strange SPAC onto the OTC markets? Starco's biggest pro
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by mike_d 4y ago
At this point regulatory fines are just a cost of doing business, same as the break room coffee maker or printer paper. Fines need to be 150% of the maximum benefit of the infringement.
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by mike_d 4y ago
Suggested alternative title: "Is it time to replace oxygen in the atmosphere?"

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