nicholasbraker

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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
"Oh, that Python!"
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Thanx!
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
I assumed this was a roadmapped feature on (at least) Facetime on OSX/IOS. I never saw any implementation of it, but I see value in such feature. Also for Teams etc.
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
And it also seems to be a very US focussed thing. Which is to say that here in Holland WFH is popular too, but it seems to be less of an issue (and less of a hill to die on for some, as it seems in the US). Of course there are differences.
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
What do you mean with "cutthroat"?
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
A good teacher can offer some tools and methods (as in methods of "learning to learn") to bridge the gap between stupidity and (for lack of a better meaning) "enlightenment" Something especially my math teachers in gener
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Big fan of bazqux.com
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Are you...are you a shark? ;-)
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
This article seems more relevant than ever and was posted a few days ago: https://ea.rna.nl/2024/07/12/no-it-really-no-i-t/
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Very nice! And I actually learned something about cats. Never knew they can see a little bit behind them ;-)
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
The first paragraph reads as if it's taken directly from The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy.
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Strike Eagle 3 (the successor to version II) could do this. It supported null-modem as well as Ethernet/IP connectivity to do dogfights, campaigns etc.
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
Check for the reverse: https://youtu.be/XyMeoSUYWxw
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
The Dutch investigative reporters collective "De Correspondent" did a piece on using publicly shared tracking info from sports app to identify high-ranking defence and intel personnel. Link here (in Dutch unfortunately..): https:
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by nicholasbraker 2y ago
This.. For a moderate somewhat prosumerish user like me, it's these kind of stuff which is why can't have nice things. It used to be the ./configure, make, make install hell which modern package managers and distributions see
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Offline storage of private keys is one thing. If you want offramp crypto for FIAT you send it too a centrale exchange which has a KYC process (so not anonymous) from the wallet. The mantra "not your keys, not your coins" is relate
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Quant does. But next to that, anything blockchain is rife with scams and solutions searching for a problem..
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Haha this.. That part of Amsterdam is really for the hipster-rich people. Now go to the southern Burroughs of Rotterdam or Amsterdam-Bijlmer ;-)
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Yup, The Netherlands. My plan is to check out my daughters math classes she gets in high-school next year. She’s way smarter than me, so she can teach me!
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
I work in IT as a network architect and when I tell people I graduated high school with one F on my final list being math they frown a bit. In my high- schooldays (90'ies era) they made a distinction between "math-A" which wa
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Good News for Tether(blog.dshr.org)
3 points by nicholasbraker 3y ago|1 comments
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
And it needs to be inflationary. But this is "cursing in the church" for the typical right-wing, "liberal" BTC maxi
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Another nail in the "We need retail money desperately to keep our ponzi-schemes viable" coffin. Volume and influx of money in crypto is at an all-time low, so without any viable use case Coinbase must be really desperate..
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Red flag for sure
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Yup: A nice breakdown here: https://blog.dshr.org/2023/11/desperately-seeking-retail.htm...
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
Where does the liquidity come from? Inflation and debt burdened retail schmucks? Or institutions who won't touch an unregulated asset with a ten-foot pole?
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
There used to be such a feature on Macs also. Either native in one of the old OS X versions are via a plug-in of some sort. Anyone knows if this is till possible on the latest OS X release?
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
It's not only a matter of having a runway available. The F-35 is very data-centric and is very dependable on IT-systems which need connectivity also on remote sites. This can be easily solved by using modern 4G/5G networks (either
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
I like the analogy, but explaining TCP and UDP is just a small subset of what I would consider 'networking'. Now explain how the horses and messengers find their way across the realm. Which roads are used and why? What happens whe
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by nicholasbraker 3y ago
This is exactly the system in use in The Netherlands..

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