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This is some kind of BuzzFeed for "hackers", do yourself a favour and move along.
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One way they turn designs around so fast is by stealing from indie artists [0], [1]. [0] http://shoparttheft.com/ [1] http://www.cbc.ca/news/trending/zara-stealing-artist-1.36890...
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District M | PHP and/or Javascript Developer | Montreal | FULLTIME, ONSITE District M is a profitable, bootstrapped ad-tech company representing a large number of Canadian, US and European publishers. Ranked consistently in Pixalate gl
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FPGA Instances are a game changer in every way. Let this day be known as the beginning of the end general-compute infrastructure for internet scale services.
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In the case of humans I don't see how it is any different than say: spending enough time in the countryside then feeling overwhelmed in a large city.
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AFAIK there are no static host services that offer user defined response codes, you'll most likely have to prepare your own.
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There is also the unaddressed issue of how terrible OLED displays are for anything persistent (they burn in), consume power when idle and offer no tactile feedback. I hope this is a hoax.
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Check your upstream provider and inform them of the situation regardless (some will just null-route your ip if they're not prepared/willing to deal with it), some might already have protection in place to mitigate certain types of
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Somewhat related and in reverse, generate beautiful [0] gerbers for manufacture from SVG/JSON definitions using PCBmodE. [1] [0] http://www.boldport.com/blog/2015/11/25/haute-circuits [1] http:
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It really boils down to the deal the foundation has with Broadcom, even if you could source the chip you would never be able to beat their unit price. The "openness" is rather limited too, there are all manner of NDAs and minimal
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Shenzhen is an anomaly, the ecosystem is a product of the nexus of manufacturing, their supporting supply chains, geography and government incentives. There is nothing like it on the horizon, though if you're in the states take a look
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Gov of Canada has a similar initiative with an open source project titled 'Web Experience Toolkit' [0], focusing on usability and cross platform support. [0] https://wet-boew.github.io/v4.0-ci/index-en.html
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That is the smoothest pitch I've had the pleasure of reading
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11y ago
Newbie questions: Are "upload file by URL" functions potential vectors? (payload in malcious dns response) Is this contingent on a cooperating DNS server (not truncating the record?)
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11y ago
Is anyone else catching some old school Nokia vibe from this branding?
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SVN 23 was decommissioned on the 25th http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?Do=gpsShowNanu&num=2016008
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After operating three times longer than it was designed for, this workhorse finally gave out today a month shy of the launch of its slated replacement. Related: spike in GPS error (Article in Finnish) https://blogs.aalto.fi/
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GPS SVN 23 Offline and Finally Decommissioned
(navcen.uscg.gov)
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I see what you're getting at, however the scene is rather simple and is actually rendered on the the phone.
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CE carries a number of subclasses that can be self-certified. With respect to EMC and safety it is absolutely in their best interest to conform, not merely out of a bureaucratic obligation but out of a need to minimize any interference from
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Mount it on the inside, flush with the existing peep-hole + macro optics.
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There already exist commercial clones of the 4004, but w.r.t. DIY the easiest way to get to the guts would be through the Verilog version on an FPGA [0]. Alternatively you could go full monty and build something like this http://
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ESP32 Announced (ESP8266 Sucessor)
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I'm half hoping pumpkin canon drone hunter becomes a thing, this video[0] is beautiful. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC89KRV7l9M
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Great article regardless of your familiarity with computer graphics or draw pipeline. The supporting media and presentation are as exceptional as the bespoke game engine (RAGE)[0] used in in the GTA series. [0] https://en.wikiped
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I prefer a combination of two methods: Can't beat a regular pen and paper for quick recording of the micro-tasks you do to answer the question of "what did I do today, what advanced, what didn't and why?" For things that
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"Magic blue smoke" is a euphemism for when you blow/burn electronic components (usually inadvertently, but not always). The proper design of a simple LED circuit touches on a few fundamentals of circuit design.
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The article fails to mention how this is likely to be kickstarted by their chumminess with Shopify, long seen as Etsy's competition. Amazon Webstore owners can already migrate over to the Shopify platform to give Amazon Webstore sites
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Great way to (in)validate an idea before wasting any time on development
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If you'd care for some fiction, the BOFH [0] series is tangentially related. [0] http://bofh.ntk.net/BOFH/index.php
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