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mkj
11y ago
Ah, thanks. I guess a simple markup for email would be nice, but cannot see it being adopted enough to make it worthwhile for senders.
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mkj
11y ago
Is the intent of this RFC to move towards useragents accepting markdown to render? If not, what's the purpose of an IANA registered type?
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mkj
11y ago
Maybe it was just disabled due to load issues from web crawlers, no bad intent? Personally that seems the simplest explanation.
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mkj
11y ago
More circuit boards should have a label 'BRAINS'!
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mkj
11y ago
This looks pretty useful, updated devtools on a stable LTS release.
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mkj
11y ago
This feels like quite a clever UI solution. It's a bit like synchronised channel marker lights on a river - easy to spot and seem a bit magical.
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Blinking LED device key verification
(roamingaroundatrandom.wordpress.com)
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mkj
11y ago
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mkj
11y ago
It sounds like Caddy is a side project for the author, so there probably isn't time for tiered support in addition to development.
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mkj
11y ago
In coming years this will create a very strange reality combined with improving VR tech...
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mkj
11y ago
What does "openssl speed" say? Thanks!
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mkj
11y ago
Your examples sound more like bugs in the Linux kernel or gdb.
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mkj
11y ago
Singapore has a fair bit of redundancy of cables. Perhaps linode are only using a single provider (seems likely given they're cost concious). The only Perth-Singapore cable has broken a few times on the past few years, latency really s
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mkj
11y ago
They're optical repeaters.
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mkj
11y ago
NSA dragnets won't decrypt things using dodgy curves for signatures (ECDSA), only things using dodgy curves for key exchange (ECDH).
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mkj
11y ago
They used to have a series of separate <2GB zipfiles. That was a hassle, I emailed them asking for a single file. Pretty sure they resume. I guess a torrent might be tricky if they want to keep a "no redistribution" licensing c
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mkj
11y ago
I wonder how far the clock speed needs to increase further to be usable for x86-64 emulation? Sure you can recompile, but docker/sandstorm.io/etc type binary packages would be nice to run as-is.
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mkj
11y ago
Who would be the customer for these?
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US Robotics Network Taps
(usr.com)
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mkj
11y ago
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mkj
11y ago
Nice work. The author's non-euclidean ray tracing engine looks crazy and cool too. https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/2jjug9/i_wrote_a_s... (watch the video and imgur)
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mkj
11y ago
> But the question still stands - is asymmetric encryption strong and secure enough to take place of hashing, assuming the private key is secured? It should be (though it's a big "assuming"). Being able to quickly move awa
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mkj
11y ago
musl isn't without resolver bugs either. http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2015/03/30/3
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mkj
11y ago
Client certificate themselves aren't so bad, I use them for my personal sites. But they way startssl used them without accounting for bad browser support is a problem. If you accidentally visit their page with the wrong browser (Safari
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mkj
11y ago
Is there actually anything interesting they do with that address range that they couldn't do with say 65k of IPs (like other companies might get)?
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mkj
11y ago
None are duties. There's 10% GST over $1000, but that would be $100, not $50.
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mkj
11y ago
This would be cool picture-in-picture at the bottom corner of a busy site. Useful if it had an estimation of accuracy printed too (assume the API gives that?)
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mkj
11y ago
Why do people need a FTDI driver, it appears that Windows has a USB Serial Class driver? https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn... At least on recent OSX the OS CDC one seems more r
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mkj
11y ago
"Eventually he ended up sending the machine to MSI for repair, which will be covered by warranty." explains most of it - broken hardware should be fixed by the manufacturer.
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mkj
11y ago
And even then you're doing DNS requests
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mkj
11y ago
Definitely - it reminds me of the strange feeling seeing coloured "olden days" photos, things don't seem nearly as distant. https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/empire/gorskii.html
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mkj
11y ago
I thought lordnacho meant blocking the signal with a swarm...
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