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by petee 1y ago
A fastcgi comparison would be interesting
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by petee 1y ago
The same effect is used for Bahtinov focusing masks. From what i know, all light will bend around the structures, but stars are bright and focused enough to see; in theory galaxies would too
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by petee 1y ago
Fwiw, i have a site with nearly zero content or users; randomly it got ddos'd one day, and never happened again. I think the reasons for a ddos can be wide ranging, from just testing, to nation state, to someone is unhappy with your fo
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by petee 1y ago
It'd be great to hike with one; I've heard a some of the Appalachian Mountain Club huts have telescopes. On the subject of viewing targets, I unexpectedly found Globular Clusters to be really neat. As your eyes adjust, the stars j
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by petee 1y ago
Celestron makes a clamp for the eyepiece->phone, with little xyz adjustment pinions; imho is worth the money, especially compared to an upgraded photography rig. Eventually I got a Fuji X-T20, which is plenty of resolution, though I&#x27
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by petee 1y ago
Not sure what types of games you're interested in, but the TIC-80 can be fun to explore, and supports quite a few languages
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by petee 1y ago
Its actually a big change, as swiping up just opens the Google Maps bottom menu. The home row replaces gesture nav (which I can't stand...another UI feature they've been slowing pushing) My current workaround is to trampoline off
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by petee 1y ago
But thats also just what they're trying to advertise. They always make more changes than listed. And its the sneaky ones that get through...like when I upgraded to 15 my home button no longer exists when the screen is locked, which eff
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by petee 1y ago
We really can't grasp just how large the sun is either; the earth would be a grain of sand in that scale. To me that still feels pretty vast
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by petee 1y ago
NOAA Experimental Aurora Viewline prediction for tonight/tomorrow night -- https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-viewline-tonight-a...
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by petee 1y ago
I have an older garmin gps18x I use for ntp and it gets fantastic reception from a window shaded by trees. I wanted to test a monitor script so I stuffed it in a metal can, capped with a thick plate, and used excessive tinfoil to seal...If
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by petee 1y ago
And a looking glass interface ready to go
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by petee 1y ago
I played Oregon Trail last night on archive.org -- what a great resource ~6000 on Farmer :)
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by petee 1y ago
Some people just enjoy the process, and you'll always learn something new
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by petee 1y ago
Neat they did this, but the article is devoid of nearly anything technically interesting or descriptive, which is disappointing on a JPL site. Someone thought maybe "a switch" got flipped, so they flipped it. Fascinating.
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by petee 1y ago
I wonder what the reasonable balance between reuse and over exposure is; I'd think you would want less keys per device, and have less key overlap (ie more keys overall.) But forty two sounds high, and isn't it now just 42x more at
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by petee 1y ago
You could always cut the pcb lines if you want that guarantee. I'm aware I'm being cautious to the point of paranoia, but anything with the Russian gov is just not something I feel like learning about the hard way, even if I think
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by petee 1y ago
Fair enough, my morning brain didn't think cloud, though i guess one could argue you're still passing off the risk onto someone else. Either way, its not my expertise
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by petee 1y ago
In some cases, yes. An unknown threat, potentially from the supposed nation-state target itself, has a very high risk. I'm not versed in creating ultra-sterile lab conditions -- things can escape VMs, escape your network, nothing is im
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by petee 1y ago
I'll happily wait for someone else to open that archive and let us know whats in the folder. Somehow feels like a great way to get a bunch of people to download a rar with a zero day
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by petee 1y ago
This seems to be an engineered-only solution without real world testing. A person teetering wildly 3 feet above are still going to miss that narrow design. Or you have to hover and let your pants touch the rim, which also probably puts you
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by petee 2y ago
When life gets tougher and the excuses no longer line up; nobody likes to be told they're wrong, even if its objectively obvious
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by petee 2y ago
If the output always changes for the same input prompt, did you really author anything?
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by petee 2y ago
I grew up in a city without steam and the sewers would still smoke like that when it got cool out, like early morning; its still fairly warm down there
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by petee 2y ago
Same, and they all had great sightlines. When I bought my 9-3 as the dealer was going out of business, he told me what a huge deal it was internally that they didn't offer cupholders in the US, the idea being that you should be focused
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by petee 2y ago
They kept it for a long time, I had an '87 900 and a '04 9-3 which had a fob but still plugged in and turned in the center like the old ones. I liked the position; I heard it used to foil car thiefs who couldn't figure out wh
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by petee 2y ago
I haven't tried sending to Outlook, but so far I'm getting through Google with just a strict SPF and a DNSSEC domain. Very low volume, to the point I assume reputation isn't being tracked. Just an observation
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by petee 2y ago
Unless they just updated it, the next sentence explained it - > They contain the MAC addresses of the communicating parties (destination and source, respectively).
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by petee 2y ago
Came here to say the same thing; had they read the RFC they'd realize it's not actually a limit, just a suggestion - thats why its in the "Practical Considerations" section too. Whomever downvoted you is probably unaware
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by petee 2y ago
I spent more time yesterday trying to get "AI" to output runnable code, and retyping, than if I had just buckled down and done it myself. But I don't think you can blame users if they're given an immature tool, when it r

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