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by mplewis 8y ago
Be really careful. Adding guidance to a hobby rocket may classify it as a missile, and you will need to start looking into ITAR.
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by mplewis 8y ago
In React, forms are often built with this pattern: * Type/change events fire on the field (e.g. username) * Username updates the internal model (this.username = 'karthikksv') * The submit button fires an event so the parent p
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by mplewis 8y ago
This is the raw text source used to generate the .otf, .ttf, and .woff2 font files: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rsms/inter/master/src/Inte...
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by mplewis 8y ago
There's still a massive stigma against people with mental illness today. By no means are we "way past the point of truly disturbed people not seeking help due to the stigma of mental illness."
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by mplewis 8y ago
Eating the AI-recommended food isn't always a great idea.
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by mplewis 8y ago
It's possible to get into a losing state where you've sabotaged your social rating so far that you can't ride to work anymore. It's safe to restart – they let you skip the lengthy training session the second time around.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Remember the last time we did this? https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/24/technology/personal-data-... Email is not an API. Never give a third-party service read-write access to your email.
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by mplewis 8y ago
That'll be leaked eventually, too.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Not on page submit, but you can do it when the form is still visible before you submit.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Those vehicles do not come like that from the factory. They've been modified by the owner to be louder.
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by mplewis 8y ago
There are a couple modern bikes out there that would be great for you! The Rebel 500 is gorgeous, a bit retro, and will keep you out of trouble. Since it's being made today, you won't run into the parts availability issues you wil
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by mplewis 8y ago
Why not just contribute to the existing extension?
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by mplewis 8y ago
I still have not used a pair of NC headphones that muffles noise as well as my QC35. It's like stepping into a bubble.
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by mplewis 8y ago
That hiring practice sounds terrible when you frame it like that. It seems like a great way to build a terribly aggressive, pressure-driven monoculture.
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by mplewis 8y ago
That's www vs app, not www vs lack-of.
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by mplewis 8y ago
I think push means when you sign in, the server pushes a notification to your phone(s), which can accept or reject the request.
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by mplewis 8y ago
What sort of open source and cloud solutions give you enterprise 2FA control for tools like GitHub that use SSH authentication?
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by mplewis 8y ago
When Krypton asks you to authorize an access, you can tell it to authorize that single access, authorize the host for three hours, or authorize everything for three hours. I typically authorize the host for three hours, meaning for the next
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by mplewis 8y ago
Correct – their business model is around providing 2FA security for your entire organization.
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by mplewis 8y ago
PlatformIO is a great tool for building open-source firmware with dependencies.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Here's my favorite talk on how to test, pin, and fix broken, weird, and ugly legacy code. It's called "Therapeutic Refactoring" by Katrina Owen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4dlF0kcThQ
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by mplewis 8y ago
100%. Paying someone or spending your time to work with them means you value their time.
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by mplewis 8y ago
The Eco is wonderful. It carries a stupid amount of ink. I never realized how quickly you can run out of ink until I started on pens with small "converters" – refillable reservoirs for liquid ink. The TWSBI Eco's piston-filli
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by mplewis 8y ago
Aprilia, the motorcycle company, did this too! They built a programmer cartridge for the RS50 scooter that allowed mechanics to derestrict the scooter's performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXK8NHum4Zw
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by mplewis 8y ago
They sure aren't helping everyone.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Providing access to otherwise-inaccessible drugs is a real problem. The fact that normal people can accomplish this through an anarchist collective is incredible and should be lauded.
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by mplewis 8y ago
That's the feature they want someone to write in that GitHub issue.
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by mplewis 8y ago
Writing comprehensive tests isn't an "enormous cost."
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by mplewis 8y ago
I agree. From what I read about OnLive's failure, they had major problems with founder Steve Perlman, which spiraled into lack of direction, a pivot, and a crash. The tech worked pretty well when I tried it.

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