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by mises 7y ago
Looks great. If it's static, try using netlify and cloudflare; I've used cloudflare with great success for years, and I just tried netlify (works great & free).
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by mises 7y ago
This looks great. I grew up playing supertux (pretty much the only computer game I had), and this brings back a lot of memories. I credit it with a lot of my interest in programming/open source; figuring out to mess with the game as
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by mises 7y ago
Unless you're hitting a database for every connection, even a puny box ought to be fine.
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by mises 7y ago
I had to do a pam config recently. Having only tweaked a few settings previously, it was kind of intimidating as I was doing some security-type stuff and had to rewrite the config. I locked myself out more times than I care to remember; t
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by mises 7y ago
It's a good idea, but I think a separate switch might be better. I might want to talk on a non-video normal call (most of what I do) or record something but not use the camera, and would want to keep it shut. I think many other peopl
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by mises 7y ago
Nest Guard is a monopoly? Or were you referring to something else? I also think a lot of this is completely non-essential (e.g. Nest Guard). I do not have any such "smart devices" at home, and encourage others to do the same.
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by mises 7y ago
I recommend setting up a pfSense box with squid proxy and a self-signed root ca. It can decrypt essentially everything; works great.
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by mises 7y ago
And not to TechCrunch? It's ranked #357 in Alexa: https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/techcrunch.com They've been sending these to bug outlets; smaller guys haven't even gotten their hands on them.
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by mises 7y ago
For those of us who haven't seen it before, would you please explain what this means? I assume it is some sort of sign of mourning?
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by mises 7y ago
No, I would actually have been more okay with a sentence. It might have been a little more straightforward.
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by mises 7y ago
Yes, much of it is below sea level and stupidly expensive to quite literally keep afloat. It's quite the expense, and it's probably best to move. It's not the job of the feds to take money from one state to cover the expens
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by mises 7y ago
Look into blueman; works great for me.
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by mises 7y ago
This is absolutely a problem. America has a system which incites prosecutors to "win" in court rather than actually trying to serve justice, because that is how they advance. Plea bargains are a perverse way to keep this up. Ple
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by mises 8y ago
That's what I figured. The worst part about it is that it won't affect shady cyberlockers whose business models are rather suspect and often not known to tax authorities, but legitimate sites that do business in the EU will be im
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by mises 8y ago
How could I "policing other people's bodies"? I can't police any thing; I'm not a policeman and neither can nor ought to enforce my ideas on others. I linked something above with respect to heavy metals; Scientific
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by mises 8y ago
Qualcomm, I suppose. I personally think it's more likely that Apple wants to make its own. One thing it does do well is custom fabrication and optimization, which is why iPhones run better with less RAM than Androids and can have goo
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by mises 8y ago
If it's still intact, who owns the meteor (I assume it's a meteor)? The person on whose property it landed?
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by mises 8y ago
I absolutely understand the appeal there. Do you mean support to export to WebAssembly? Or do you mean only do that and use a native runtime?
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by mises 8y ago
Wouldn't it be suicide for a pro-privacy company to put Huawei gear in it's phones? Normally I would figure consumers just aren't that privacy-conscious, but with the current national security climate around Huawei, I think
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by mises 8y ago
This will indeed be a problem. Many old devices still run fine; outside of a password submission page, is https really worth the hundreds of dollars it would cost to replace my devices? I really don't know why people feel the need to
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by mises 8y ago
I think the concern around crispr enhancement is a positional arms race. Maybe some enhancement is safe, but once the option is available, people will go to extremes to get ahead. You can say otherwise, but I saw adderalls passed around b
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by mises 8y ago
Why would WebAssembly be used in a game engine? I'm not sure it's really up-and-coming for a high-performance area on a game engine that's already cross-platform.
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by mises 8y ago
I'm sure Apple told Intel to hold the press release or they would sue them for breach. I can't really blame Apple hear; Qualcomm can be nasty and Apple wasn't wrong to not give up a huge advantage.
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by mises 8y ago
It is coming from exactly what you said, I would also expect a change to nutrition to originate from a DNP. My point is they have more control over day-to-day intake.
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by mises 8y ago
They made it a standard. GSM branched off years ago for this exact reason. Phones currently work with two different ones. More importantly, point me to the clause in the Constitution that says, "unless other people really really wa
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by mises 8y ago
I'm not sure I understand the rationale behind Koh's ruling. Why ought a firm be forced to license IP? The Constitution patent clause grants Congress the right to "To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by secur
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by mises 8y ago
I'm also not sure hospitals serving cheap calories when better options are available ought to disqualify the entire medical system. The people who make the decision to do that are corporate types and nurses, whereas the people who do
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by mises 8y ago
Given the health risks, I'm not sure that's a good thing. Many pigments are made out of heavy metals [0], and while it might have immune benefits, it's for the same reason as bee stings (a minor irritant that keeps it on its
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by mises 8y ago
I'd say in business/academia, men are to smell neutral, whereas women are more expected to smell perfumed. I don't know that I'd call that "feminized", I'd call it polite. Sports teams are more accepting
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by mises 8y ago
In America, it's permissible for employers to ask for a doctors note; it's less asking for a doctor's note and more that it's so small and no cost to them.

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