mrmondo

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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   I absolutely support this move, I've been trying to rid myself of AMP since it was released and this at least stops me from having to clean up URLs when sharing them.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Interesting, uBO and Privacy Badger on Firefox here in Australia gives the paywall, as does 1Blocker on iOS (safari)
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   And on an iPhone 7 running iOS 11.
4. 364.▲
   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Blocked behind a paywall if you have privacy add ons / tracking protection enabled.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Yeah I’ve noted that quite often, similarly on motorbikes I’ve seen people ride with flip-up number plates operated by a lever or cable on the side of the bike that when actions - flips the plate horizontal so it cannot (easily) be read.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Yes especially when and how long people are parked for, couple that with face and/or financial tracking and you can target marketing to people or locations.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Are there any privacy guards that can be applied to number plates that are effective in protecting you from being tracked? I’m immediately reminded of Jon Ronson’s article ‘Who killed Richard Cullen?’[1] where companies such as Experian sel
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Not strictly related to public radio specifically but still interesting on the topic of broadcast radio (and rather disappointing to say the least) - here in Australia we have a big problem with the (lack of) advancement of broadcast qualit
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   I used to use the BOM’s app, but I’ve gone back to using the default weather app as of iOS 11, I find it to be as accurate as anything else tbh.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Good to see lower power usage but the one thing I still feel is missing is widespread support for ECC on the desk(lap)top.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    > 'Serverless is an architectural pattern resulting in: Functions as a Service, or FaaS' Then call it FaaS - it's not serverless and that term is misleading, marketing bunk. Even the title of the post describes the servers
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Interesting question, strangely enough I kind of wish waffles melted when I give thought to it!
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I’d like to see some scientific studies with decent citation (and potentially well sized sample sizes) around the health impacts of eating / digesting said compound. IMO there is a huge difference in taste between ‘simple’ ice cream re
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Title reads as clickbait, while repos didn’t appear due to the caching issue it was quickly resolved and they didn’t disappear and it isn’t still happening.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    This site puts the article behind a $40USD/yr paywall if you use privacy browser addons / anti-tracker protection.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Indeed and there's many methods for this that are being used to restore many old films from archive. Modern film cameras used by major networks record at 4K-6K (full open). Beyond that even if the cameras on set are recording at 3.2K o
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Personally I found it incredibly slow, the interface is riddled with high latency input and response.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Sorry - HN doesn’t support standard markdown (un)ordered list style syntax, I’ve reformatted them for you without the pre block
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    That can’t be right, I’m fairly certain I tried 4K streams on my work / home iMacs (5K) and on my MBP (3.5K)
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Howdy, I have been running both macOS and iOS betas on my personal devices and both iTunes and Music have had a significant UX overhaul on macOS 10.13 and iOS 11, they’re not perfect - but it’s a good step forward. A bit high level but here
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    This and I want as much content as possible in 4K/HDR, I’m really sick of the second tier streaming services being limited to highly compressed 1080p. If a service came along that truly had the TV and films I wanted with a preference f
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Yes this would put me off immediately.
23. 383.▲
    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Yeah then it becomes even more interesting to me ;) especially when it comes to NUMA etc...
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Do you think it’s possible to calculate the relationship between the depth of the git data and the number of I/O operations? This is purely out of interest, our storage performs at around 2-4M random 4K read IOP/s per node and I w
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    While I absolutely agree and want to see much more competition - I believe we /need/ to see ECC across the board and of course lack of an integrated GPU seems like it renders the most common deployments of this range of CPU less a
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I care about this, my colleagues care about this.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    If there's "elevated packet loss" to/from EBS, which is your disk - does that mean that people had to rebuild or redeploy instances using EBS storage?
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    - My RSS feeds (I use feedly for this) - HN - Twitter - Fastmail - GitLab
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Indeed, so many of AWS’s IP ranges are used for DDoS and malicious behaviour they end up getting blacklisted due to their poor reputation. It’s a bit like using one third party resellers shared IP ranges in your mail relay - you’re asking t
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Likely privacy, cost and performance.