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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
There's a decent python library for these kind of things - https://www.fabfile.org/ (amongst others) Allows you to do both local and ssh based interactions
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
I don't think that really counts, given Python 3 and all.. plus it's not actually dead (yet) - https://pythonclock.org/
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
They pop up on DSN too - https://eyes.nasa.gov/dsn/dsn.html
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Same here, but for significantly longer
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Maybe not too hard to believe if you think that one of the main drivers for mesh is the lack of available traditional infrastructure
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
That's not quite true: re: lossless https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_Transform_Acoustic_Co...
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Oh sure, I'm British and have a minidisc in a box somewhere with my old mixes recorded at home. Just that, well, they're Radiohead and DATs were better for audio quality.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Ah great, will reduce code bloat and the need for https://www.smore.com/clippy-js
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Interesting they're not DAT's but Minidisc (given the quality difference)
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
PyTorch accorging to https://github.com/paulfitz/sqlova#requirements Also CoreNLP
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Possibly (I am not a kernel dev) to avoid the memory copy. There are user space network implementations like netmap and dpdk which do this. Possibly this could be optimised in the kernel, I'm not au fait with it enough to be able to sa
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Location: North West UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No (only looking for remote) Technologies: Engineering Lead working on designing Kubernetes infra, containerisation, automation, testing, devsecops, low level Linux, packaging, IoT, E
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Sure, I can imagine that's fine for car telemetry and you enter into that knowing. It's common technology, even pool cars will have a black logging box. Do I expect a device in my home to be mapping out the floorspace and sending
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
I saw this via BBC Click, this weekend. There was a room full of IoT devices and they were showing how chatty they all were via wireshark. They specifically said floormaps had been found being sent back to servers in CN.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
It was on this week's BBC Click program, there was a full room of IoT devices with wireshark showing their packet traces.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
There have been instances whereby a robotic hoover (Xaomi(sp?) one?) have been sending their generated floor maps back to servers in CN, so I don't think it's unreasonable to assume drones could be doing the same thing.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Happy Firefox user here with uBlock Origin, CSS Exfil protection, ClearURLS, HTTPS Everywhere all installed and working nicely (bar the addons hickup which meant it was off for a day, but that was no issue)
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
And being able to respond to requests is completely different to the op's comment about startups, which was the original comment I added.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Whilst their processes might be superior (although that's debatable), they very much aren't up to speed with GDPR https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46944696 (even if the fine is small fry to them and it&#
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
It's not startups you should be worried about as finding data for them is difficult unless they already have a widely used product, use open data or have a partner. The real ones to be worried about are the usual 'do no evil'
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Huawei work with ARM China (who bought some of Softbank's holding iirc) afaik
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
> UK-based chip designer ARM Not for quite some time now!
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
> but it won't be installed on the roof of a car How come?
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Fantastic to see how far micro:bit has come, I was working with the engineer in R&D at the beeb at the time who came up with the idea. Fondly remember testing on the 5th floor lab, checking thermal properties of the prototypes so they d
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
I must be part of the dying breed too. Having been involved in migrating very broken Excel/Access/VBA into properly formed web applications for companies I've worked at, the problem is people using the wrong tool in the first
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Having never seen a basic jewellery casting setup, would that scale to the size of components needed for UAV?
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
I've not looked at recent specs but Bluetooth security has always been a bit of a misnomer. It's roots are in FTP etc and older protocols not really designed for security in mind, never was. So to say it's become a security r
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
There was the instance a couple of years back whereby they were sending lots of data back to base, made me very dubious of them since.
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
Depends, Oneplus are growing but at 2% of share, whereas Huawei have 10%. Versus previous year of 1% and 8% respectively. (source: https://www.androidcentral.com/oneplus-breaks-top-five-globa... ) Ancedotally I've never
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by newaccoutnas 7y ago
I'm not sure I agree on the last part re: LineageOS et al. They've not failed, they don't gain traction as it's more difficult to install them (in the case of aftermarket firmwares) due to having to gain root. For Purism

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