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by notpeter 10y ago
I've started seeing this in the bay area. There are definitely places in SF which are lunch-catering only (via ZeroCater/Zesty) with no retail presence. Also there's a pizza delivery company in the East Bay (pizzamatador.com
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Cheating at Poker James Bond Style – Defcon 24(youtube.com)
6 points by notpeter 10y ago|0 comments
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by notpeter 10y ago
It's a few extra clicks, but WSJ articles are viewable in full if you come via google. So I always just select the title, right click to search.
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by notpeter 10y ago
Global forever stamps are $1.20 at retail, so that's the upper bound on their postage expense and covers all UPU countries[1] (incl DPRK, Syria, Russia, etc). Antartica actually only requires domestic postcard rates ($0.34) as it has
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by notpeter 10y ago
It's not only paranoid people who keep offline backups, it's those that understand the threat models where data can be destroyed through logical or physical access to all storage locations. For arguments sake, I'll focus Goog
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by notpeter 10y ago
> "Merchant cash advances do not have an interest rate. Instead, Shopify will purchase a set amount of your future receivables at a discount." Their page never specifies a "discount" rate and only show the 10% remitta
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by notpeter 10y ago
ELBs do IPv6 at the edge and everything else (ELB->EC2) is IPv4.
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Papers We Love: Bryan Cantrill on Jails and Solaris Zones(paperswelove.org)
13 points by notpeter 11y ago|0 comments
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by notpeter 11y ago
This was probably HSTS not a 301. HSTS headers include a validity, but 1yr is common. Good luck convince anyone to undo this, clearing cache does help and you need to dive into your browser internals for a fix: chrome://net-intern
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by notpeter 11y ago
There is now. https://github.com/notpeter/apple-installer-checksums
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by notpeter 11y ago
> Other software RAID solutions like Linux MDADM lets you grow an existing RAID array with one disk at a time. His issue isn't with ZFS, it's that most parity raid (raidz, raidz2, raid5, raid6, etc) doesn't support safely
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by notpeter 11y ago
Forget serializable, PostgreSQL 7.0 included functional ACID-safe transactions 5 years before MySQL but didn't include LEFT OUTER JOIN ( http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.1/static/release-7-1.html ) . That
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by notpeter 11y ago
My PostgreSQL 9.3 solution using json_populate_recordset and @cjauvin's Python solution are the only two which group by date. It wasn't much harder, but nudges it out of shell oneliner territory. https://gist.github.com
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by notpeter 12y ago
Dunno why the original is 404'd Google cache still has it. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:G653i10...
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by notpeter 12y ago
Not until Windows 95 OSR2 https://web.archive.org/web/19991013115738/http://support.mi...
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by notpeter 12y ago
They're not apps, they're bookmarks. In safari it's when you select "Add to homescreen." They launch as an isolated Safari in fullscreen mode. A good example is http://forecast.io
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by notpeter 12y ago
This article echoes a talk Bryan Cantrill gave two years ago: https://youtu.be/S0mviKhVmBI It's about how Joyent took the concept of a UNIX pipeline as a true powertool and built a distributed version atop an object fi