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by mino 10y ago
That doesn't seem to be possible: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13992953
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by mino 10y ago
Telegram is superior to Whatsapp from every perspective except for its smaller user base. However, how can you take as unbiased a comparison table that uses adjectives as "Incredibly fast loading times", "UNRIVALED", e
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by mino 10y ago
Exactly! The redirection to the queue happens after the page loads. Why would you ever want to build this feature? :)
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by mino 10y ago
Ostinato has been there for a while. I think it is the best you can get as opensource traffic generator, if you don't have access to commercial hardware (Ixia, Spirent, etc.). Also, there's this project based on the VPP dataplane
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by mino 10y ago
Yes, this cyclically comes up on HN and it's 100% American culture dependent. There's no reason why ID cards would lead to more or less secure data collection than today.
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by mino 10y ago
What equipment/tech are you using for the point-multipoint segment? Good luck! Although, if I'm honest I fail to see the "YC-grade" innovation in this project versus the myriad of WISPs that have been so popular for mor
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by mino 10y ago
I'm curious about the technicalities of the “radio alert transmission system” (RATS), which indeed sounds like a cold war-era system, but I couldn't find much around. Any idea? You have to admit that a radio announcement that star
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by mino 10y ago
This! Sentinel (1 and soon 2, which launched days ago) data is also available from Google Earth Engine using their API or web UI: https://earthengine.google.com/datasets/ It is hosted on Google Cloud.
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by mino 10y ago
Same when travelling by ferry across the Channel.
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by mino 10y ago
I see that exact model of ATM every day down the road from my home, and every time I wonder about the chain of decisions involved in producing it. It really blows my mind.
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Geoff Huston – Let's Encrypt with Dane [video](youtube.com)
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by mino 10y ago
Lots of insight on the value wars on satellite imaging in this post from Valery Komissarov, a "space" VC: https://medium.com/@V.K.Komissarov/moment-of-truth-for-new-s... Actually, the whole blog is worth book
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by mino 10y ago
1. Thanks. 2. Irrelevant: what tech people (i.e., the actual decision makers on becoming your customer) will immediately think is "look they plagiarised HTML5's logo", not "let me go through their site to see whether the
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by mino 10y ago
I was about to write exactly the same comment myself. Also, let me add: 1) how does this work behind NAT? 2) as someone else pointed out already, your logo looks like a cheap ripoff of HTML5 :) Good luck.
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Brexit: Minister hints at £1,000 fee for EU workers(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by mino 10y ago|0 comments
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by mino 10y ago
I also see it at the Science Museum London in this gallery: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/plan_your_visit/... Was it a loan then? It looked like part of the permanent collection.
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by mino 10y ago
Thanks for curating this list, it's very good!
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by mino 10y ago
Same here.
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Subterranean city: a virtual exploration of London's sewers(theguardian.com)
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by mino 10y ago
I've enjoyed HN for years with great benefit, entirely for free, so thanks a million! I have great respect for you guys. Said so... 2k comments, uncached render for logged in users and no pagination are a very low bar in 2016, especial
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by mino 10y ago
Few months ago I was denied a 10£/month mobile contract (SIM-only) from Carphone Warehouse because of inexistent issues with my credit score. I escalated this to the Ombudsman, just to piss them off for the poor treatment... magicall
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by mino 10y ago
Actually, Dragon's escape system might have worked in this case. See this gif made by someone on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/50r7vx/crew_dragon_t...
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by mino 10y ago
> Indeed. I get so sad when I read stuff like: > At 1982 pounds (...) 494 pound-feet of torque (...) just 0.02 inch thick (...)
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by mino 10y ago
>In addition, some of the DDoS attacks we've seen recently would be a lot easier to prevent if NAT wasn't a thing I know that NAT is not a security feature but, pragmatically, one could argue the opposite: lots of vulnerable
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by mino 10y ago
> but I can remember when it was the rule instead of the exception. Much suggested related talk from Geoff Huston: "Desperately seeking default" at RIPE72: https://ripe72.ripe.net/archives/video/241&#x
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by mino 10y ago
Careful: lack of middle hops in a traceroute isn't necessarily sign that there are no transit providers. Many times a carrier/enterprise may rent overlay (i.e., MPLS) transport capacity which won't appear in your traceroute.
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by mino 10y ago
Because it's not a post-mortem but a "statement", which they felt like publishing to thank all the actor involved.
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by mino 10y ago
I found this FAQ very informative: http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Rosetta/Rose... Also, the per-instrument bitrate breakdown for the last minutes: http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta
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by mino 10y ago
That's exactly what I do every time, and I became unnaturally quick in this insane dance.
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by mino 10y ago
In a way, P4 is still in very early stage. As others pointed out, Barefoot Networks is proposing their Tofino chip. To get a taste of what is P4 like, you can get started with the Behavioural Model [1], which you can imagine as some sort of

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