moontear

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by moontear 7y ago
Why does it take longer to ship a general fix / update? They don’t do a full regression for the studies fix? Update mechanism doesn’t check for updates as often? I couldn’t find any information on this yet but would love to know.
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by moontear 7y ago
people need to stop using HSL and similar color models for this kind of thing What is your suggested alternative?
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by moontear 8y ago
A rant this is. Send them in. You‘ll get new ones without flaws. Dragging my Switch everywhere haven’t had a single problem ever with my joy cons not with the pro Controller. Friends had problems, got their joy cons replaced - all good now.
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by moontear 8y ago
Not commenting on the article itself, but the chosen title which is clickbait to me. The assessment is about Office ProPlus (actually called Office 365 ProPlus - I don't know why it's called "Office ProPlus Enterprise" i
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by moontear 8y ago
No HDCP but there is an update on how the poster got around HDCP: http://hacks.esar.org.uk/hdmi-splitter-hack/#more-3279
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by moontear 9y ago
OT, but this is the first time I have seen someone use Sway outside of Microsoft. Is Sway popular in APL circles?
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by moontear 9y ago
"Error this name has been reserved by keybase staff, contact chris@..." Tried multiple generic names as well as some random companies. Might I ask what you are basing your "blacklist" on?
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by moontear 9y ago
No particular insight here, but the bridges and the new roads are all part of the Chinese infrastructure initiative. Besides the new towns being built to replace old ones you also have whole road networks and bridges being built to connect
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by moontear 9y ago
Really impressive bridge to drive over. Our bus driver (regular travel bus) stopped on the bridge so people could take pictures. Nobody could tell us why he stopped on the bridge. We figured only afterwards that it is the worlds highest bri
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by moontear 9y ago
Are you kidding?
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by moontear 9y ago
Serious question: If we had perfect encryption on all devices and no government would be able to listen in on anything (spoken conversation, mails, whatever) we would be pretty much back to where we were a couple of decades ago. I suppose t
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by moontear 9y ago
Unfortunately can't check it out because I get "We are checking what's changed in this version. Won't be long..." for any test docx I upload / blank docx. Maybe server overloaded? My two cents: Congratulations
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by moontear 9y ago
Right. But would still be interesting how "far" away the hotspots are downloaded. If I e.g. roadtrip from New York to Chicago with Internet in New York - I wonder how far Wifi Assisted GPS would help me before there isn't any
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by moontear 9y ago
Now I understand the "your location accuracy is improved when turning on WiFi" message! Very interesting. Does this also mean that location accuracy is NOT improved when no Internet is available and iOS couldn't update its li
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by moontear 10y ago
An interesting effort - but the idea of a bug bounty program for 0patching won't work, at least not paid by the companies affected. Patching 0-day issues usually is not hard in itself. Usually it is just little errors like missing ch
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by moontear 10y ago
Same thought! I actually thought it would start grinding a rail after the first jump. Next up: Tony Hawks Pro Skater Robot edition
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by moontear 10y ago
And: Can the new 3310 open beer bottles and be used as a hammer?
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by moontear 10y ago
Finally some closure: Worcestershire sauce is "wʊstərʃər" according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worcestershire_sauce
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by moontear 10y ago
Pretty much the same process plus a profile for my wife ;-) Chrome makes it really easy to switch users. For IE development I have to use a workaround with Sysinternals "runas" and multiple Windows user profiles - at least the sam
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by moontear 10y ago
You mean like this? https://vimeo.com/25401444 It's an artist's project but he IS melting sand.
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by moontear 11y ago
Have been using Where have I been for the past year and it works flawlessly. Most important is that I can export all locations as CSV which I convert to KML and all is good. Will give OwnTracks a try but privacy wise Where Have I Been also
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by moontear 11y ago
You caught the elephant. FTP is established and people know how to use it. And yes, kind of like IE6. I'm not saying that I personally wouldn't want something different (I do), but I know of nothing else as established I can easil
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by moontear 11y ago
Hmm, the rant is just that - a rant. No solutions and many non-arguments such as outdated acronyms in the RFC. I am with you that there are other solutions, but they are not easy to use for enterprise customers and that is where FTP still t
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by moontear 12y ago
Same here. I really wanted to give this a go and "try it out", but only launching in winter and even paying USD 30 for the result is a bit harsh. Let me see some examples of how this will work.
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by moontear 12y ago
:-) Thanks for this
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by moontear 12y ago
Looks nice, kudos for offering it for free - 5$/month is still not nothing. It would be grand if you included "US" somewhere besides the domain, because the service geolocates US zipcodes, not international zip codes.
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by moontear 12y ago
Not only that. Gotta prepare to never show messages like this. User 'db180736' is a bit too much information for the outside world.
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by moontear 13y ago
Ah!
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by moontear 13y ago
Woah, why didn't I know about this site? Awesome! Would be great if you'd include links to you original sources. Even though you don't include P-values in the graphics, on the detail page I would still love them just as much
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by moontear 13y ago
And only available in certain countries. Why? I'd like to give it a shot without hunting down a Turkish proxy.

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