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by nacs 5y ago
Duplicate (with more comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28060240 @dang
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by nacs 5y ago
I believe they assign 1 as a gateway address and the other as an IPMI address.
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by nacs 5y ago
I do similar things for "real" reviews. But it's just a matter of time before the astroturfers start marketing more effectively via Reddit for SEO purposes.
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by nacs 5y ago
Usually yes but their inability to meet demand with long wait times is turning people away and continues to do so. I’ve been wanting to buy a base model but the wait time on it is 2 months. That means I have to order, make a down payment an
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by nacs 5y ago
@dang Can you change the URL?
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by nacs 5y ago
> Guns fired with a suppressor/silencer are still quite loud A great example of this is the scene from John Wick where Wick and a villain are in a crowd firing at each other with noone noticing. There is a video with the gun sounds
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by nacs 5y ago
> your bluetooth headphones are sending a play command to your device Yep this is what's happening. I have a car bluetooth addon that I purchased that does the same thing -- it sends Play commands to the phone on-connect repeatedly
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by nacs 5y ago
> 10 Gbps download and 4 Gbps upload though! That's great but considering most ISPs in the US are still < 100Mbit on the download and cap the upload at something ridiculous like 10Mbit, 10Gbps on the server side isn't going
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by nacs 5y ago
A base ESP32 chip has dual-core at $8 each on Amazon though. This is still quite expensive in comparison.
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by nacs 5y ago
At $60+ per, that is a very expensive board unless you really need LTE built in.
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by nacs 5y ago
What are you using now? Seagate is the other big consumer brand and they also have their own set of issues. Anecdotally, I've had multiple Seagate drives die within a year or 2 whereas WD ones have kept going for years longer.
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by nacs 5y ago
.. or just pro-level Starcraft players who can hit 400-600 APM (actions per minute).
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by nacs 5y ago
> They didn't put a GUI on curl or something I don't think a GUI for curl would be as easy as you imagine. Curl has a lot of power with all the options and protocols it supports.
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by nacs 5y ago
There's an external metric too -- there are public lists of "Biggest company contributions to Linux" where the likes of Intel/Google/Red Hat/NVIDIA appear: https://news.itsfoss.com/huawei-kernel
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by nacs 5y ago
Ok but for how long is this guaranteed? This feels like a way to get a bunch of devs onto their new store and then a few years later they'll add a fee or charge for subscriptions or maybe they'll tack on a big SDK license fee -- a
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by nacs 5y ago
It shouldn't freeze because the alcohol percentage should prevent that. I'm guessing the bad vodka GP is referring to has been heavily diluted to having very low alcohol content causing it to freeze.
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by nacs 5y ago
As long as the VPS owner don't leave the Veracrypt image mounted and give a stranger root access to the server, this wouldn't work. Also, if a hacker has admin/root access as is required for this tool to work, you have all ki
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by nacs 5y ago
Agreed, the encrypted image has to be mounted and you have to admin/root access to capture the RAM contents. This isn't what I would call "Breaking" Veracrypt.
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by nacs 5y ago
That's the point OP is making -- that people early on will be nay-sayers (like in the 2005 post) that then turns out to be false.
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by nacs 5y ago
My thoughts exactly. Not just for the "Boom" catastrophic-explosion aspect but also for the very-loud "Boom" sound created as the supersonic speed barrier is crossed.
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by nacs 5y ago
> completely infeasible. There's too much traffic, and nowhere to put them If there’s one company in the world for whom bandwidth and storage are not an issue, it’s Google.
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by nacs 5y ago
A similar situation I've run into is an online store I buy regularly from that has free shipping over $X amount. The item I buy normally costs over that but every once in a while they'll send a coupon that offers 15% off that lite
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by nacs 5y ago
If you're worried about that type of security, I'd just get a cheap VPS to run it (they're like $3-5 nowadays). Plus they'll likely have much better uptime/bandwidth than your home server will.
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by nacs 5y ago
> Pr0n (hence your username INT-Penis), or are Fed. This part of your comment is completely unnecessary and unwarranted. You already asked your question, just wait for an answer instead of jumping to uncharitable conclusions.
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by nacs 5y ago
I'm pretty sure it's priced to actively dissuade normal people from buying it. I doubt charging $500 more to a business affects FB's revenues any meaningful amount.
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by nacs 6y ago
Agreed, there's a lot of potential for Web export across all engines. This was one thing Flash did really well back in the day but now JS + Webgl can surpass that as long as creatives are given a nice tool to create with it. Unity&#x27
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by nacs 6y ago
Could have been a VOIP number
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by nacs 6y ago
From the article: > Zapier reached $100 million in annualized recurring revenue They have access to a lot more than a million.
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by nacs 6y ago
> Mastercard is without a doubt supporting Bitcoin. Source? The only statement Mastercard has made is that they will support "crypto" on their network in the future. They have not mentioned which cryptocurrencies they will s
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by nacs 6y ago
It's per transaction regardless of amount. So a $20 transaction also has a $18 transaction fee.

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