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by mikey_p 10y ago
Yeah, the concern is that cars are following too far behind to be in DRS range. That said, one of the main things we heard about over the last few years was that one of the main consequences of close following, was increased tire degradatio
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by mikey_p 10y ago
On fish and omf here, not vulnerable. I suppose I should test fisherman on my other machine as well.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Laws about accessibility and safety are bad laws?
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I'd love to see some evidence that big bounties correspond to more exploits being found. In my experience, they tend to result in an increasing number amount of crap for your security team to sort through.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
The worst offender I've found so far is that Comcast blocks HBO GO on Tivo. I can use HBO GO on one of the smart TVs, and if you have another cable provider you can use HBO GO on the Tivo, but for some reason, Comcast won't author
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I'm not surprised by that at all. We once had a major issue with an analytics platform that provided a script with JS link tracking for our site, where clicking a link that contained 'cgi-bin' anywhere in the path caused the
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Obama announces sanctions for Russian election hacking(techcrunch.com)
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Yes at the time all the major mac magazines were acknowledging that it looked like Copland would never ship, but the question was whether to replace it with NeXTSTEP or BeOS. Both had strong ties to former Apple execs with obviously Jobs be
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by mikey_p 10y ago
There's a difference between treating all cars the same and all trucks the same vs. treating trucks operated by a specific company differently. Imagine if the fee to cross the bay bridge was different based on what company you worked f
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Yes, but this is applied evenly across all users of the road, all cars or trucks pay the same fee regardless of the company that operates them.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Battery, reliability, memory usage, are all part of the reason I use Safari. I've found Chrome to be fairly unstable. We had a case last year with our corporate website relaunch, where a single user reported that our site was crashing
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by mikey_p 10y ago
It sounds like what you are describing is the system of metropolitan planning organizations in the US. I'm especially spoiled after living in Portland, OR for almost 10 years as they have a very active MPO (called 'Metro') an
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Webring.org is definitely still in operation. Take a look at a site like http://worldlighthouses.yolasite.com and try the Webring navigation at the bottom.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
This exploit only works with analog headphones. They don't solve anything.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Good ole' Servodrive. I've read some threads with Tom Danley on a few message boards and he is one incredibly fascinating individual. Wouldn't the efficiencies between input/output transducers be inverse? A servo drive t
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by mikey_p 10y ago
The craziest thing about all of this, is that my number 7672xxx still works! Every few years I download the client, and my username and password from the late 90s is still valid. This is no small feat in the age of shutdowns and spin-offs.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Regardless, this is generating demand for child porn.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
A lot of those are significant though, EQ maintains relationship to pitch and tone, delay is directly related to rhythm, etc. The main issue is that most of these are relative to inputs, etc, with a few exceptions. Edit: An exception would
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I'm not saying it's impossible (given the history with on field equipment – aka deflategate), but it's seems highly unlikely given that the NFL hires RF specialists with spectrum analyzers and direction finding equipment just
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by mikey_p 10y ago
There is actually an immense amount of coordination that goes into an NFL game, even more so for the Super Bowl: * http://blog.rfvenue.com/karl-voss/ "... at the Super Bowl we manage ... basically anything D/
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Yes, but why does this depend on Docker for OS X if it's not reusing Docker's Alpine VM?
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I can't sing the praises of Dokku enough these days. I'm a developer who ran a constantly with a few partners for several years and now I have a day job. I used to maintain about 8-10 VPS scattered all over, with Puppet, but when
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by mikey_p 10y ago
The downside is literally exactly the same as the upside: you have to bootstrap from literally nothing for every single request. Think about how ActiveRecord in Rails reads from the DB schema to generate it's magic methods, etc. This
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I'll second Volvo, we bought a used 2003 XC-90 several years ago and the Nav in it was great. Even with the 10 year old discs it found 95% of what we needed by name or waypoint and the interface was incredibly easy to navigate while dr
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by mikey_p 10y ago
That's exactly how I felt about our old Volvo. We bought it used and didn't even know it had nav until I accidentally hit the the buttons on the back of the steering wheel during our test drive. It was a disc based system, but pre
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by mikey_p 10y ago
What's baffling to me, is that this is how almost every single Wifi gadget seems to work for me. I've spent hours trying to get our Fitbit Aria scale to connect to the right network, and reconfigure it, and it almost never works.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Not to mention that lack of any control data or comparison to other factors, like alcohol.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I explained this above, it sounds like this is only an issue when the available lanes are blocked and they have to drive into oncoming traffic lanes, i.e. to get around an unloading truck or a taxi dropping someone off.
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by mikey_p 10y ago
Based on the article, it sounds like the driver is only responsible for changing lanes when all normal lanes are blocked: i.e. a truck is blocking the only lane on a 2 lane road, and the driver has to cross over into oncoming traffic to get
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by mikey_p 10y ago
I used to be in the "hate JIRA" camp but have basically done a total 180 on it. I'm convinced that most people that hate it have a poorly configured setup and don't know the difference between the frustrating workflow fo

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