pcdoodle

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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Hey guy, why don't you spend a bunch of money, you know for saftey and stuff and then we're going to raise the interest we charge you, sound good fella?
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Google maps has a free open api, haha JK pay us now that you've built on top of google!
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Pictures of the guy are not what was initially painted by the mainstream, I know that much!
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Some recycling may involve disassembling and grading cells for usage in lower current draw applications. Lot's of things with great batteries in them get thrown out everyday.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
This is what's nice about standard sizes like 18650 and 21700, There's enough demand to recycle them. With lipo cell pouches (what's in most electronics these days), this is not the case.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Good watch.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
What a cringe thing to work on with your life.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
If only I had a way to write a phone app for my phone with my phone. Press 1 if you're not a robot.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
A lot of the people not taking the vaxx were waiting for the science to stop changing, It never did. Stop talking down to these people.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Who peed in your cheerios this morning?
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Oh great. Hopefully it doesn't become fauci 2.0.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
We have no problem blaming the tool and manufacturer when it comes to firearms.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
I'll call it garbage content myself. Keep it outta my retinas.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Truly the golden age of gaming. It leapfrogged everything at the arcade and consoles of the time.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Xojo AWS EC2 Debian Linux Let's Encrypt
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
This should be fixed by case manufactures working with the other players. Pick a reasonable max length and be done with it. GPUs can come with an extender to meet the case front captive bracket. Nobody agrees on anything anymore. We need st
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
I laughed.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
You will eat ze bugs!
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
I'd recommend the bible, it's less arcane.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
"I put the TV on low, usually on CNN, and leave it on." Might as well just die.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
4W is still pretty bad. Any modern computer will gladly sit under 1W ready for a quick wake up.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
For sure! I found a pioneer amp that sucked 200W sitting there doing nothing. No increase when volume was turned up either. I compared to an older 1970s model that started at 3w and went up from there with the volume.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
It's 120V with a conductor spread of 1", not very likely to kill ya. Poke your bud with it for fun ;). JK
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
How many times are we going to post this? How about we make sure to update everyone on shark attacks?
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Thanks for the in depth response. This is starting to make sense to me.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
Thank you. I will look into this concept.
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
You mean the clients router being compromised or somewhere past that?
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
What if we assume the client LAN is secure? Does that change anything? Any further reading you would recommend? Thanks
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by pcdoodle 4y ago
1. Client micro computer connects to my server over internet. 2. They exchange some secret sauce to make sure they're sure of each other (I have no room for TLS on micro computer). 3. The connection is never severed. How does this get
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Ask HN: Can a TCP connection be MitM attacked if already established?
4 points by pcdoodle 4y ago|14 comments

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