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by penagwin 7y ago
How do you like the nRFs? I've been all over the ESP8266/ESP32 since it came out, they're crazily versatile chips! I've been interested in Lora/nRF/LoraWAN for some of my low-power further range projects. I&#x2
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by penagwin 7y ago
What's your experience with running your server non-locally? Not judging, just curious as usually those that DIY their home automations are also into homelab stuff and setup a spare laptop or something for the server. Derp - You'r
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by penagwin 7y ago
I think the water that is still there after distillation will just be used for more distillation, it just hasn't been consumed yet, it isn't a waste product.
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by penagwin 7y ago
There's the reverse side too. Many experiences are unpleasant but I'd consider important for people to "enjoy". I don't have kids, but I think raising kids is a good example? No the direct experiences of being awake
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by penagwin 8y ago
This is how I interpreted it's usage too. We've all started an instance on DO/AWS/GCP/ETC for some batch job were we wanted 32 cores or whatnot. This lets you use lambda's for the scaling instead of the cores d
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by penagwin 8y ago
Well yeah obviously. The question is whether an individual should go to jail because of negligence. Obviously, there is a real "It depends". Hit and kill an individual with your car because you were distracted? That could mean j
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by penagwin 8y ago
Just curious, do you have any pictures from your drone at various heights? I don't have a gps/barometer on my drone yet and I'm curious how high say 300 ft looks like.
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by penagwin 8y ago
Everyone knows you can't prevent piracy/copycats forever, but it was likely built into whatever they built the game with, or wasn't too difficult to add. Yes a determined person could still get to them but it helps buy you so
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by penagwin 8y ago
Not usually. In my experience, they usually follow the typical popular datacenter areas e.g. East Coast/West Coast. I've mostly only seen really popular games offer Central locations like Dallas/Chicago. But it's getting
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by penagwin 8y ago
The usual mentality is "Use us 'cause we're faster than all those SLOW frameworks!" and then they show you a graph of a benchmark was in a specific instance they're X faster than the common options. It's fun to
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by penagwin 8y ago
Is that better than Police + otherwise innocent people from being hurt/killed because the people freaked out with a miniature army charging at them yelling?
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by penagwin 8y ago
He doesn't make that claim at all! It certainly would be less secure, but it's limited to smaller amounts of money. It depends on the banking app. For example, I'd rather have a 4 digit pin code to check my current balance th
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by penagwin 8y ago
Convenience with cashing checks too. Most banks (even tiny local ones) have a way for you to take a picture of both sides of the check. I'm not aware of any bank websites allowing you to do this? Sure it's easy to add but A) They&
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by penagwin 8y ago
No this is about developing one. They talked about how they looked at the existing database options and how they choose different bits/pieces.
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by penagwin 8y ago
I agree, there's room for improvement, it's good some kid getting caught with a gram of weed isn't given a life changing- permanant felony.
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by penagwin 8y ago
At least in my experience, residential networks aren't worth bothering with for email. It's all about reliability - I need my email to work at all points in time. I can't deal with ISPs blocking the port, not to mention every
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'm not aware of it needing root unless somebody else can fill me in? Ports under 1024, of course, need either root or setcap but that's not specific to caddy. https://gist.github.com/kennwhite/bcb9e7a5726a741
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'll personally support this claim, on my iPhone Apple Pay is so seamless (finger over home button and done) that I'll consciously want to purchase it more. Similar story for one-click solutions such as paypal and amazon. If I don
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by penagwin 8y ago
In these crashes though removing the sensor would have prevented them. The entire issue is that the plane could override pilot controls without pilots knowing and/or not knowing or being able to turn it off.
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by penagwin 8y ago
To be fair, the moment words "safety" or "terrorism" is involved most our current system goes to complete crap. There's plenty of exemptions in written laws for those phrases, not to mention the mentality of judges&
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by penagwin 8y ago
My understanding is that the chalking is mostly an aid for the parking people to keep tabs. "I just got here" can be used for any situation involving a ticket can't it? It's your word against the parking person anyway. &
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by penagwin 8y ago
Does Now support self-hosting? If not then you just vendor locked yourself to Zeit :P
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by penagwin 8y ago
I don't know what the sorrounding terrain looks like, but from person experience it is expensive to buy the longer range transmitters you'll likely need for this (~1000$+ transportation to there). But since I don't think the
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by penagwin 8y ago
Based on the terrain you're going to have a heck of a time getting there. I'm not really sure what the value would be selling it, you'd either need to sell fast or have the knowledge to keep it alive, even then you still have
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by penagwin 8y ago
The ultimate security perspective is to assume that you're defending against an unlimited resource nation-state that's specifically targetting you. Obviously, there is no such thing as "complete security" but you can try
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by penagwin 8y ago
I think the real qualifier is if lack of self-care is due to personal choice then environmental resources. You don't have clean water to regularly wash clothes/yourself? That's not a personal choice (in this instance). If you
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by penagwin 8y ago
Your comment gave me an interesting idea. What would happen if we imposed a minimum char-limit for say, hacker news comments? On one hand I'd expect more descriptive responses, fewer comments that are a short "Your wrong but I won
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by penagwin 8y ago
It took me a while to realize it was a horse, the fact that you can't recognize it against the background means they REALLY should adjust some colors.
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by penagwin 8y ago
Filing taxes is crazy complicated though. When I got my first job in high school, it was still confusing, even with turbotax (which is free under a certain income). There's so many bits and peices even for individuals with "simple
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by penagwin 8y ago
> flying in close formation "conveniently in close proximity most of the time, usually". I wonder what the equivalent of "Developing in Production" looks like for planes, or if this is it?

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