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931.
by petee 6y ago
The tracking website has some great info, like this RC-26B with electronic surveillance hardware headed for Louisville: https://tar1090.adsbexchange.com/?icao=adfd7f https://www.flickr.com/photos/eigjb&
932.
by petee 6y ago
Well of course when you have enough 'file' in one place it starts to exert outward pressure
933.
Dynamic Sourdough Bread Recipe(makefastworkshop.com)
2 points by petee 6y ago|0 comments
934.
by petee 6y ago
By collecting scorn on HN? This would be a terrible way to market a product
935.
by petee 6y ago
Is there a meat thermometer open standard? The only thing you can really do with an app-tied product: complain loud and publicly, and hope the company realized that nobody is buying a locked in product if the app has two stars.
936.
by petee 6y ago
"A responsible coordinated disclosure procedure has been performed following the discovery of the NXNSAttack described in the paper below. Several DNS software vendors and service providers have adopted measures to protect against the
937.
by petee 6y ago
Since there isn't an abstract, I'll drop a key quotes from the intro - "In this paper, we point out a new vulnerability and show an attack, the NXNSAttack, that exploits the way DNS recursive resolvers operate when receivin
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by petee 6y ago
I feel this quote of his sums up the initial draw: "Despite not having actually used it, I have always been fond of the idea of OpenBSD — a relatively minimal and opinionated system with a cohesive vision and an emphasis on quality an
939.
by petee 6y ago
You know, other than helping run the internet. They make great servers, so your viewpoint is a little confusing to me
940.
by petee 6y ago
Haha, thank you, I wasn't thinking
941.
by petee 6y ago
Ignoring all else, simply reducing the velocity of particles coming out of your mouth is better than nothing, especially if you sneeze
942.
by petee 6y ago
As someone who constantly runs into mobile pages with poorly fitting content yet are still scroll-limited, I see this as a welcome feature. Most mobile browsers seem to lock the scroll direction while moving anyway, so atleast it isn't
943.
by petee 6y ago
Ah, I overlooked the "free pasta for the year", thank you
944.
by petee 6y ago
You make a great point. They also mention they are an options trader on wall street, so $5000 easily could be throwaway money for a double-good cause
945.
by petee 6y ago
Quick suggestion, from what little I can see, I feel many grandmas are going to get confused by the icons, like the eyeball for 'show password' and the copy/paste icon. First, they are small detailed shapes that would be diff
946.
by petee 6y ago
In this case DD is essentially acting like a ticket scalper. And since DD screwed themselves, is there even a law broken?
947.
by petee 6y ago
That's just how I read it, maybe it is just the click; in afterthought, it would make little sense otherwise
948.
by petee 6y ago
For the last couple decades, all I've seen is people push the notion "computers are so fast now, why bother being efficient. There is plenty of power, don't worry about it" , I didn't realize anybody cared about ef
949.
by petee 6y ago
Handy feature. I think their implication was that you can't use it as an eraser either, which is a bummer since no Bluetooth support
950.
by petee 6y ago
The situation surprised me having been on the other side fighting GrubHub over missing food...getting $11 back from them is pulling teeth, but this guy stole nearly $400, and $288 on two occasions, and GrubHub refunded the entire order w
951.
Grub-snub strikes again: another restaurant scammed through ordering service(abc6.com)
2 points by petee 6y ago|2 comments
952.
Multiplying Without Multiplication (2013)(c-for-dummies.com)
2 points by petee 6y ago|0 comments
953.
by petee 7y ago
They said "A" good dev uses an ide, and a snappy 'in 2020' retort. It's plainly clear their intention is to imply only good devs use ide's in the modern era.
954.
by petee 7y ago
Interactivity is a base attribute of an ide, and not the first reason people use it; the context here is that using an ide doesn't define a good programmer. So being able to clicky click is what makes good programmers to you?
955.
by petee 7y ago
A good dev shouldn't require crutches
956.
by petee 7y ago
Baking bread and AVR assembly :) ...well maybe learned is too strong a word, haha, lets say learning
957.
by petee 7y ago
A name-brand hub, or Alibaba junk?
958.
by petee 7y ago
Um, that link is this year, and for the same topic, at the same time...
959.
by petee 7y ago
Because if you don't get a job, you don't owe
960.
by petee 7y ago
And i guess the next logical step after would be to implement an API, and allow people to create a physical bell to interface - ring your bell at home, 200 bells ring around the world :)

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