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by mjs7231 10y ago
The secret here is that this is measuring speed to Netflix, which on many ISPs is throttled well beyond what other speed tests will report. I'm in the Boston area and getting 100Mbps on fast.com, but getting 250Mbps on speedtest.net. F
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by mjs7231 10y ago
I suppose any company that is giving all their encrypted data to Dropbox to begin with may be OK with it. But most companies are already sketched out by the mere fact that their data is accessible to anyone outside the company. In any event
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by mjs7231 10y ago
You want to save space by not having data on your local system but use a local search to look in the contents of files not on that system? You can't have your cake and eat it too.
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by mjs7231 10y ago
and antivirus and I'm sure there's more.
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by mjs7231 10y ago
Is the full ball rendered behind an overlapping window? The world may never know.
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by mjs7231 11y ago
His argument is also flawed in that he says you need to roll your own because the VPN service providers can be compromised. Well, where are you going to run your server then? Any endpoint can be compromised by the business that owns it weat
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by mjs7231 11y ago
A 25% increase of a really low number is also a really low number, and quite frankly these numbers are low enough that it's all probably within a margin of error.
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by mjs7231 11y ago
That sounds somewhat like a human problem that can be solved by wearing the glasses a bit more.
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by mjs7231 11y ago
This looks awesome. My only gripes with KeePass is the confusion between KeePass,2,X etc; get it together guys. Also there is a serious lack of good browser extensions. There only seems to be one offering and its the clunkiest thing I have
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by mjs7231 11y ago
Is forwarding mail to your personal gmail account from the domain registrar, postfix, or whatever else you use considered hokey? It works really nice in all instances I've done that. It even replys from the same address mail was sent t
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by mjs7231 11y ago
Can someone explain to me why is this more exciting than telling me the my browser history can seen by other people?
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by mjs7231 11y ago
I think hes saying you accelerate forward then tilt back to let gravity help out.
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by mjs7231 11y ago
I feel the opposite. I subscribe to Spotify specifically for music discovery in the form of listening to playlists other people (not algorithms) created. IMO these tend to be much better than anything I've seen a computer come up with.
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Progress sucks doesn't it.
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Just curious here. The CC3D boards were also open source, hackable, and only 1/3 the price, and guessing, but looks about 1/5th the size. What makes using better than all those downfalls?
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by mjs7231 12y ago
The world will never make everyone happy. If you choose to actively disable a feature allowing websites move past 1995, then you shouldn't complain about living in 1995.
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Shameless self promotion: Here is a decorator I wrote to help me inspect performance issues using Django's DOM. The nice thing about this over Django-Debug-Toolbar is that it runs single function rather than the whole view helping yo
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Perfect score! Test takes a bit of time, I got bored about half way through. I wonder how I would do on not a nice a monitor.
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Is it not a bit ironic this happened on a post ranting about the misplacement of buttons by a pixel or 2?
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Yet another single letter namespaced project to collide with other single letter namespace projects.
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by mjs7231 12y ago
Interesting, I thought I was a rare breed using the following function quite a bit in my code. However, it seems these things are a dime a dozen. -- I modeled this one after the way Django does it. I think the only thing it does that your
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by mjs7231 13y ago
I always ran a homebrew dynamic dns service on my domains from whatever VPS provider I used at the time. Basically create a new A record on your domain (ex: home.example.com), then run one of these scripts periodically on your home machine
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by mjs7231 13y ago
Please don't turn this into a 'best password manager' war.
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by mjs7231 13y ago
They are not claiming you should use it for infringement. They are however advertising that it works great for infringement. "That’s how [they] like it" It doesn't really matter what you or I think anyway. If it came down t
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by mjs7231 13y ago
If true, it means 230 peoples lives are in the fate of a group crazy enough and smart enough to hijack a plane undetected. I don't even want to think about that too much. The situation they are in must be hell.
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by mjs7231 13y ago
I am only trying to help because I like the idea of this project. However, it's the "Patches Welcome" attitude of devs that kills projects. Honestly, after reading this thread and the attitude portrayed, I suspect this proj
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by mjs7231 13y ago
I suppose, but then you also need to remember no software is bug free (especially not new software). Maintenance is not a step of software development you can just gloss over. So the only thing I can think if I were to decide using this so
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by mjs7231 13y ago
That line right there killed any chance of me downloading or trying this. His first three paragraphs cover how he dislikes Sublime Text for some decently noble reasons. Then the first FAQ is about how he is no different. In fact, probably
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by mjs7231 13y ago
Apple ran out of gold iPhones in our Natick, MA store because they only had eight to begin with! I heard that from two different sales reps at the store.
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by mjs7231 13y ago
I find the the input format much easier to mentally parse, and it's more compact too. Maybe I am not human.

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