petee

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by petee 7y ago
Care to expand on that? Were you one of the students? Sounds like it didn't work, and they're fixing it. Seems way better than just let the grumblings of failed jobless students leak out over the years.
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by petee 7y ago
If you completed the course, and had a contractual obligation to, I don't see why not? Would it matter if you had paid up front, still got a job, and lambda shut down later? I'd think the only argument is if you got an honest educ
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by petee 7y ago
I feel they should get a lot of credit for being this transparent; it would have been really easy to make quiet changes and sweep it under the rug, and move on. I am also not surprised that UX designers are having difficulty finding jobs si
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by petee 7y ago
A little backstory would help here -- @jwworth: Well, here's my social-distancing project. It's called The Bell; a way to stay connected when you're apart. Ring away, send me your feedback, and take care of each other. My f
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by petee 7y ago
I probably could have chose a different wording, but everything you've just said is exactly why I suggested it; C isn't a language just anyone should be writing about, especially when it comes to security
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by petee 7y ago
I'm curious what your intention is with posting a wikipedia article. I've seen this link posted before -- are you looking for help with edits?
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by petee 7y ago
For 272 pages written by probably the best person to be writing modern C books, from a small publisher who is known for quality books, sixty dollars doesn't sound unreasonable at all
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by petee 7y ago
With any luck people will get an overdose having finally watched all the good content on netflix (nobody is filming anything currently!) and run outside the minute this is over, never to go online again. Me personally, I'm already to
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by petee 7y ago
Some favorite Corona & Covid names: Coronaxx, Coviddy, Coronadu, Covidled, Coronagra, CovidLife, Coronasaur, Coronakin, Coronamee
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by petee 7y ago
To your point though, until some automated system escalated your case, there was no way to talk to . Assuming another user doesn't trigger this escalation, then they are stuck. I'm glad your experience was better, don't get
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by petee 7y ago
I think at core it is their fault for letting users pick a single software 2FA method without a second device, its a poor design choice. Asking users to print backup codes shouldn't count, it needs to be a second device. It is a bad fa
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by petee 7y ago
Am i the only one who has no clue what a "Tracker Song" is? The article barely touches on this, saying vaguely "The songs that were stolen were often used in keygen cracking software that was popular in the 2000s to pirate s
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by petee 7y ago
Wash your hands! I'm disgusted how many people still do not
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Tesla finally returns Autopilot to second-hand Model S owner(thenextweb.com)
9 points by petee 7y ago|1 comments
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by petee 7y ago
VBS3 by Bohemia Simulations can import and I believe even live load continual terrain due to mixing real-world data with approximations of trees and whatnot from satellite images...but it's not for the public, military only. The civili
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by petee 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22271453
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by petee 7y ago
I've only used Krita once and never followed the development before seeing this title, but I must say that I really enjoyed the format of this, felt like reading a letter from a distant friend in the mail. Thanks!
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by petee 7y ago
That's not the only change though, to be clear
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by petee 7y ago
Hmm, says it was reported Jan 4th, and "the DoD quickly controlled the system and had shut it down by January 21"...quickly?? That doesn't inspire much confidence, especially combined with a password-less server
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by petee 7y ago
Public comment opened January 3rd, and ends February 14th https://www.icann.org/public-comments/com-amendment-3-2020-0...
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by petee 7y ago
Perhaps try to categorize the types of problems that are giving you trouble and really narrow down the core concepts that are the issue; you either might have never learned the appropriate prerequisites, or simply just learned it from a dif
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by petee 7y ago
Wow, fantastic answer and retort. You've sold me. By golly I'm going to convert my whole savings to bitcoin now..
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by petee 7y ago
Their catalog has shrunk so much there is no need for a recommendation system; their classics category only has 42 movies in it.
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by petee 7y ago
Who on earth would scan a QR code labeled a virus with no other info, when that is a thing that actually happens? It sounds like its going to continue buying shirts on your credit card Its fairly obvious that this is probably some joke or p
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by petee 7y ago
I want to thumb this up, but if the page isn't going to bother to explain it...
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by petee 7y ago
I know it's usually a terrible counter argument, but really, why do you trust the industry? They've offered nothing trustworthy except the argument that it's great for 100 different illicit uses
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by petee 7y ago
Yes, I was indeed mistaken, this is just a Doppler module and not a phased array. Bummer
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by petee 7y ago
The closest thing i can find is this similar sounding 60ghz radar chip on digikey by Acconeer, but it doesn't look like you could control it or use it like the sibeam does... https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/
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by petee 7y ago
I just posted recently about a local company in my area that lost millions of dollars due to someone stealing and knocking off their bird feeders... Even such an odd little product to steal, makes a huge difference to some companies and can
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by petee 7y ago
Says the person making strong assumptions? Following the law, and not acting like a dick, are choices that are made independent of wealth, period.

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