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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Wow this is wild and so counterintuitive. Basically totally free too. I hope its actually true!
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Same question. Can someone chime in on how deploying this would be different from putting ssh behind wiregaurd? On first glance it looks like if you were ultra paranoid you could put this in front of wiregaurd and not even have to open up
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Tough one to crack since they are technically adults. Idk back in my day my parents would just say if I fail they would pull funding (they paid tuition room and board at state school) and I would have to come back home, go to community coll
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
I feel this is pretty accurate. How much does the off the shelf solution cost? How big is their team? You can take that into account when pondering on a dollar amount that would actually get what you want done. I mirror mywittyname's s
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Nice. Do you guys also provide all the UIs for permission management/roles/orgs such that I can just css it and bolt it on? That was always a major pain point for me. You still had to make all the user facing ui and integrate it.
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
StarCon II adventure mode remains one of the best games I have ever played. Really took you in. My friends and I would all sit around the computer and play it for hours. Some good old Melee action was always great as well. BTW the O.G. crea
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Do they? Really? Numbers? Stats? Grew up playing in the street. As I recall the adults where more afraid of us than we were of them. Somehow we all survived…adults included.
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Decrease in ph. Lower is more acidic.
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
I bought a Infinity g35 cash in 2005 and have never let a mechanic touch it. Done all the repairs including ac work myself. There is literally a youtube video that walks you through every step for almost all common repairs for your EXACT mo
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Yeah agreed. Just grind them. Somehow people have no problem depleting massive natural stocks of fish for food but when its a “pet” you can’t kill it? People are getting too soft…
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
And then finally it will actually be "They year of the Linux desktop"!
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Can’t get to market fast enough. They are absolutely right that applying this technology to silencing noise it sorely needed.
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by nwellinghoff 2y ago
Once you ran memtest x86 to make sure you had decent mem sticks and got your driver combo right it was all very stable. But yeah, it took a lot of fiddling to get it that way.
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
I for one would love a company that rents out “ragged out” vehicles for bottom dollar. A well maintained toyota etc. lasts 20 years. Rent me the fully depreciated vehicle and reap pure profit. Not to mention not worrying about every little
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
These printer companies could also open source their drivers after a number of years. The amount of landfill printers due to driver support is kinda sad. Just tossed my old cannon that had a perfectly good scanner due to driver support and
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
To the author: can you elaborate on situations where the sales tax is recoverable?
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Assuming your talking about a laptop then I would recommend Windows as the base os just for power management. Then follow the advice of being disciplined about separating data and os/programs and just use backups. Then use wsl2 with ni
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Very cool. What are the practical implications for this? Would it ever be wise to deploy these techniques for a commercial program? Is the end result more memory efficient during execution?
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
It would seem that just making the cavern with standard solid brick and using various gaps and walls would scale better. Very interesting video I learned a lot!
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
They key is to use a build system like Maven, ant etc. such that the IDE does not matter. On most java projects you would add ide specific files to the git ignore list. Eg your ide project and settings are for you and you only.
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Agreed. It was a time where the computer did all the important stuff of fuel trim, timing etc. but none of the bullshit. 2005-2010 was peak ICE. And the parts are dirt cheap!
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Valid but if there is no model that is sustainable then who cares if its successful? Some trade offs will have to be made. How can they keep going if the vast majority of people don't pay? They don't have the model of "ok we
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Good point, I guess we are proving why the resorted to using numbers in the first place. Unless you have a verification point that includes a "charge". Indirect or direct, your platform gets flooded with spam/bots. Does anyon
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Wish they provided some numbers of actual messages, type etc. per day. Seems like a good game plan would be. 1) Get off the major cloud providers that charge insane egress fees. 2) Remove SMS verification. A simple solution might be the ap
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Yikes. Absolutely devastating.
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Amazing they didn’t just leave a space on the card for a jump operation of some sort. When you want to add something to your program or fix an error you just use the space to say “jump this many forward” and resume. I guess there is a good
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
I think it would be better if they made the video author choose the ad points in their video rather than having it happen automatically. Maybe it gets bypassed if you move forward in the video or whatever. But its the ad just fires off in t
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
Wait, so you can't recover data off a drive if you analyze it from another machine? Surely this is only if the drive in encrypted right?
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
By what method did he try to sneak a commission in? What it something obscure that you have to know to look for or?
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by nwellinghoff 3y ago
It’s principle. A fundamental of the hacker mentality. A hacker will jump through hoops to do something based on principle. Something others legitimately have a hard time understanding. That being said why the HELL is it 629 dollars!?

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