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by nalllar 10y ago
Most cameras have an IR filter so that won't work. In the past, phone cameras often didn't have an IR filter.
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by nalllar 10y ago
Make sure to drink your Yorkshire tea in the correct type of mug :) http://i.imgur.com/WjmQeLl.png
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by nalllar 10y ago
Yet another form of irritating DRM which won't actually prevent piracy. Take apart any device which supports the copy protection, connect to output of DAC, bypassed. /facepalm
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by nalllar 11y ago
Title should be changed to "ES File Explorer: possible malware (dianxin folder)"
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by nalllar 11y ago
iirc, they're dropping support for SSLv3 which was used on older firmwares. There's some discussion about this on the mobileread forums [0]. Thought that was discussed, but can't find the post so I might not be remembering co
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by nalllar 11y ago
> and it's nice that they accept hotlinking They are cracking down on that, unfortunately. For example, FIMFiction users can no longer embed imgur images: https://www.fimfiction.net/blog/595986/imgur-proble
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by nalllar 11y ago
I've participated in three hackathons involving pizza and sleep deprivation, StrathHACK[1] once and Do You Have The GUTS[2] twice. It's a great way to have a fun weekend, get job offers from local sponsors and learn new technologi
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by nalllar 11y ago
You can use superconductors for energy storage. An inductor stores energy, but can not be used for long-term energy storage due to resistance. A superconducting inductor can be used to store energy, as there is no loss due to resistance. h
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by nalllar 11y ago
"We're working to mitigate a DDoS attack affecting http://github.com performance." https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/700076719747809280
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by nalllar 11y ago
Seems to be down. Archive.is: https://archive.is/sgTgG Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:t4otc2...
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by nalllar 11y ago
The item appears to have been removed from amazon now. Clicking the link to the item[1] on the review page leads to a 404. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/SurjTech%C2%AE-Standard-Adapter-Devic...
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by nalllar 11y ago
Link seems to be dead. 404. Oddly, it works without the final '/'. http://jezenthomas.com/deploying-a-haskell-web-service-with-...
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by nalllar 11y ago
> We’re aiming to open a private EAP in the coming weeks, towards the end of February. We’ll announce the signup form here on the blog, as well as on Twitter.
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by nalllar 11y ago
> are you doing it as a hobbit Thanks for that typo, I laughed immediately after drinking some tea and now it's all over my monitor :(
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by nalllar 11y ago
Validating email addresses with a regex is fine if you follow the HTML5 spec for email addresses: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/forms.html#valid-e-mail-address > This requirement is a willful violation of RFC 5322