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781.
by mkj 10y ago
I wonder if the 4ft gap could be eliminated by reducing the TX power on the AP. Most data must be AP->phone direction.
782.
by mkj 10y ago
This seems to bode badly for CDNs versus own tuned servers, unless there's a way for origin websites to provide hints on response ordering?
783.
by mkj 10y ago
WiFi chips are a fair bit cheaper, and don't need to integrate with the mains voltage side.
784.
by mkj 10y ago
Nice, I'd wondered how hard that would be. Could you share details?
785.
by mkj 10y ago
https://github.com/google/boringssl/commit/e25775bcacb120f7f... seems to be the code, as agl described.
786.
by mkj 10y ago
I'm not so sure - AppleScript being able to click a SecurityAgent dialog box seems like a bug.
787.
by mkj 10y ago
That requires navigating corporate bureaucracy though!
788.
by mkj 10y ago
It's even got a line to it on http://cablemap.info/ !
789.
by mkj 10y ago
"nobody thought to write long ago" Quite a few moreutils involve unbounded buffering of input, I wonder if they were left out of Unix originally due to memory limits.
790.
by mkj 10y ago
Nice idea. Digitalocean's Singapore routing seems a bit terrible. From Perth I get 50ms to a hop in Singapore (aarnet), but the endpoint is >100ms!
791.
by mkj 10y ago
You can't buy a GC instance in Singapore though? Not quite a fair comparison in that case!
792.
by mkj 10y ago
To manufacture circles you'd probably be making squares then cutting off ~1/4 of the area and throwing it away.
793.
by mkj 10y ago
I guess I mean the username. It was previously my@email.com but now it's an ugly user.gtalkfix@gmail.com in all the Google UI. Oh well, I avoid logging in anyway :)
794.
by mkj 10y ago
If you also have an associated Gmail account it won't let you use another email address as the primary one. That said I'm in some apple limbo land where I need to switch to an email address for iCloud but it won't let me use
795.
by mkj 10y ago
I wonder if people whose email addresses start with the letter 'a' also get more spam.
796.
by mkj 10y ago
Browsers doing url prefetching for top results would also leak some information?
797.
by mkj 10y ago
Perhaps people think it's a parody worth upvoting?
798.
by mkj 10y ago
A nicely readable dissertation, and thumbs up for reproducibility too (see his github).
799.
Human Control of a Bicycle(moorepants.github.io)
1 points by mkj 10y ago|1 comments
800.
by mkj 10y ago
What's the amount carried over each month (and interest paid)? That seems the more interesting figure.
801.
by mkj 10y ago
I would suspect they're aiming for orders of magnitudes > 1k units though?
802.
by mkj 10y ago
Yeah, it is an OS level thing on OSX. "Quit Chrome" mapped to cmd-shift-control-something-Q instead, for example. As long as it has a menu item to match on.
803.
by mkj 10y ago
It seems the author didn't look far if they just said "PyQt, licensing too hard" (fair enough) without noticing PySide.
804.
Worm going through unpatched Ubiquiti routers(community.ubnt.com)
80 points by mkj 10y ago|29 comments
805.
by mkj 11y ago
They could say what the exposure is. If it's just "your private repos are exposed" then it wouldn't be urgent to patch a public server, for example.
806.
by mkj 11y ago
Maybe chemtrails repel barnacles?
807.
by mkj 11y ago
kahwooi possibly meant South East Asia? Latency to GCE (Taiwan) from Australia is a fair bit worse than to AWS (Sydney/Singapore) for example.
808.
by mkj 11y ago
Why 10%? Sounds like a magic constant.
809.
by mkj 11y ago
Maybe they are worried about perpetual beta sites.
810.
by mkj 11y ago
Does this give access to the Red Hat support website? Some of the notes on bugs/workarounds there are useful, but subscriber only.

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