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by notpeter 7y ago
Pretty sure they meant to depend on python-fuse not fuse. The former is python bindings to libfuse. https://github.com/libfuse/python-fuse
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by notpeter 7y ago
The article mentions CVE-2019-0090 and Intel acknowledges the author (Mark Ermolov of Positive Technologies) in their advisory. You haven't been living under a rock, this is a primary source and the first public suggestion of the grav
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by notpeter 7y ago
Knaive KD3 [1] has worked well with my MacbookPro. It supports 100watts of USB-PD and USB 3.1 (10gbit). I've had no problems doing 87watts, 1080p @ 60hz HDMI and ethernet/USB over a single cable. USB 3.1 only has bandwidth for 4
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by notpeter 7y ago
In case folks are curious about the underlying technical details, LADOT along with the Open Mobility Foundation (OMF) built the Mobility Data Specification (MDS) which are "RESTful APIs used to specify the digital relationship between
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by notpeter 7y ago
As others have noticed, there is no Kindle version. Look Inside is enabled so you can start reading in-browser: https://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/1695978552/ref=as_li_ss_tl?... While the story/writing is
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by notpeter 7y ago
Anker PowerPort Adam PD4 100w [1] is likely the closest. It has two USB-C PD and two USB Type A. It splits that 100w amongst attached devices, giving the full 100w to a single USB-C PD port (20V @ 5A) or sharing the 100w across multiple de
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by notpeter 7y ago
> No, economically speaking these are equivalent constructs. "Economically speaking" ignores that we are human beings with biases. There is significant experimental evidence our brains don't perceive them as equal. Google
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by notpeter 7y ago
This should have a (2018) on it.
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by notpeter 7y ago
I've seen various software that does this with multiple installer/liveCD ISOs for Linux distributions but none that could actually boot all arbitrary ISOs (Windows installers, DOS rescue disks) which need to be on a logical device
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by notpeter 7y ago
> Either you are a scientist or you aren't. If you do science you are a scientist. Point. No need to add any other adjective. Science should not act like a club with first class and second class members. I hear you, but I'm cur
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by notpeter 7y ago
We have one in Western Massachusetts (Northfield Mountain) built nearly 50 years ago to pair with the Yankee nuclear power plant in Vermont. Peak run-rate is 1140 megawatts and the hilltop reservoir is ~12k acre feet. Peak spin up takes ~1
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by notpeter 8y ago
> This repository will be often automatically regenerated from scratch, so this is not a place to make contributions. To ensure replicability its users are encouraged to fork it or archive it. I've run into this with source code a
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The Disconnect: An offline-only, digital magazine of commentary, fiction, poetry(thedisconnect.co)
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by notpeter 8y ago
From the abstract: "These authors report that infection with a different herpes virus, herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV1), leads to a similarly increased risk of later developing SD [Senile Dementia]. Further, when the authors looked a
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by notpeter 8y ago
You and I have different standards of awesome. Mine does not include placeholders following every click. https://cl.ly/3p3a2e3C0K2T
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by notpeter 8y ago
ClearMetal | Engineering | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite | https://www.clearmetal.com ClearMetal is a predictive logistics company using machine learning and AI to unlock unprecedented efficiencies for global trade. Our
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by notpeter 9y ago
This is true of gmail accounts as well. If you signed up with first.last you always must login with first.last. The real issue is that old account names are actually case sensitive too. Starting a few years ago Google normalized all accoun
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by notpeter 9y ago
If pawn broker purchases stolen good does the original owner have a right to recover their stolen goods without buying them back? (yes)
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by notpeter 9y ago
Here's the commit: https://github.com/apple/cups/commit/e310189747c161ac6e737ee...
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by notpeter 9y ago
Confusingly Amex has both a 4 digit CID (Front) and 3 digit CSC (Back). The latter I think is only ever used internally by Amex, not for transaction processing.
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by notpeter 9y ago
TechCrunch moves so fast there's no time to read posts to ensure they're comprised of complete sentences: > It will sport lenses have the same wide-field¶ The device utilizes a “fast-switch” WQHD LCD screen and spatial audio.
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by notpeter 9y ago
The original QuickBasic/QBasic could definitely generate standalone compiled EXEs using the Basic Compiler (BC.EXE). IIRC it wasn't included until QBasic 4.5 and was expanded further in QB7 (aka Basic Professional Development Sys
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by notpeter 9y ago
It's likely a human resources problem. For every competent FreeBSD or Illumos sysadmin there are 10x equally experienced with Linux. And those numbers are much worse outside of major cities. The commercial support from Ubuntu tips th
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by notpeter 9y ago
Backblaze recently updated that data through Q2 2017 [1]. Hard drives have only dropped to $0.028/GB. For comparison SSDs are still ~$0.40/GB (~14x). [1]: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-cost-per-gi
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by notpeter 9y ago
Signups have been closed for 2.5 years since they were acquired by Slack. http://blog.screenhero.com/post/109337923751/screenhero-join...
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by notpeter 9y ago
YMMV, but Home Depot absolute does match prices in-store if you bring in a printed page from a major retailer. They have plenty of carve-outs: no auctions (eBay), club stores (Costco) or 3rd party sellers (Amazon marketplace, Walmart market
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by notpeter 9y ago
I remember reading that the authors of Django framework (Lawrence Journal) used some thing like this in the early days. Basically a 404s without a referrer header but under another valid url were likely a case where someone edited the url (
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by notpeter 10y ago
This is actually how market makers operate. They buy/sell your stock, but the exchange also gives them a rebate on their fees. So selling your shares at $15.25 + fees (directly passed to you) but the exchange gives them a rebate of $0
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by notpeter 10y ago
It lists 21 distinct agencies: * Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) * Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) * National Security Agency (NSA) * Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence (OICI) * Border and Customs Servic
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by notpeter 10y ago
> Also google bills a month ahead. Who does that?? Who bills for services not yet rendered?? TimeWarner does. https://www.timewarnercable.com/en/support/faqs/faqs-account...

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