rahkiin

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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   Wouldnt it be possible to have the CAN chip only send data to the iot microprocessor? So not attaching the Tx but only Rx. As far as I understand CAN it is a bus everything is dropped on, without an actual request-response system. Now every
2. 482.▲
   by rahkiin 10y ago

   And slack on my macOS takes 800 mb. And WhatsApp as well. And Discord.
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   It seems to me that neither the FCC nor the FTC consider 'local monopolies' as actual monopolies. See: ISPs.
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   At least in the Netherlands, that is not allowed. With an LLC you have to give yourself a living wage. Also, if you mark them as profit (not pay them to your employee (yourself)) you have to pay corporate tax. You also can't just deduc
5. 485.▲
   by rahkiin 10y ago

   Wouldn't this burn your fingers?
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   Not 'a few' wouldn't be available but even less than there are now. Then even more people will complain about the small catalog of movies and series on Netflix and leave their service. I am not sure about the American catalog
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   Euhm no... not trolling (at least, not aware of it). I just assume that country governments just want to know what other governments are capable of... I mean, it would be great if such a thing was not necessary and there would not be any na
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   The article does not mention surveilling all civilians, only that they look for new recruits which is reasonable. The article also talks about going to other countries and looking for advancements among hackers. Sounds reasonable to do as w
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   by rahkiin 10y ago

   I am really not sure how I feel about this, being dutch myself. Isn't this how any country would recruit new people? I don't see what is so wrong about it. Isn't it logical for secret agencies to monitor possible recruits? Is
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    There is no other way. You can't do any IP blocking as it is a client side web app, and as it is a client side web app, all data and strings will be available to the users. I imagine however that a small wrapper won't be too hard
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Except it will tell you and you can say no. On Windows, you can only extend the actual reboot, sometimes, and that within 30 seconds. If you go for a pee, you might return to a rebooting machine.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    But wait: this XPS actually has 'only' 16GB RAM. Why doesn't this seem to be a problem now? Is it replaceable?
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    You do realise that the OP article was from 2006 while the article you cite is from 2009?
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Re higher minimum wage. (using real numbers here, for the Netherlands) For a support job, I want to employ a uneducated person. Just answering calls and clicking some buttons. (Could also be a student, no need for any experience etc) Costs
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    And Trump was once a Democrat
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    But that is for 1 shell.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    What monopoly? There are many times more android devices than iOS devices.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Isn't the other advantage that VLC can play incomplete movie files? Any other players I have tried 'crash' on incomplete torrents, when VLC just fails until it finds the next I frame.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Java is a modern framework? i think Swift is much more modern (and faster). Also, I submitted an app yesterday at 2PM and it was in store at 10PM. Sounds fine to me if it keeps the crap out of the app store. Battery lifetime and sandboxing
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Could you make it work on mobile (esp. touch screens)? Something where arrows are swipes?
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    The page says it will archive Obama's snapchats. Now, I thought the #1 feature of SnapChat was that they are deleted afterwards. So how does that work? Did Obama screenshot every SnapChat he made?
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    This is a new version of macOS (OSX) Server, now with added iCloud-style file collaboration. Looks good to me. Useful within organisations like iOS development teams or just teams with a lot of i* and mac devices.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    The key travel in the new MBP is larger than in the singleport MB, as per presentation.
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    Why you should never use Upwork, ever(shadandjulia.com)

    55 points by rahkiin 10y ago|2 comments
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    And that may be partly compressed as well. Reading that all into memory while uncompressing en un-DRMing might take a while.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Yes it did. I have had multiple emails from clients who could not access the platform.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Luckily I don't have many tenants yet: I replaced my wildcard AlphaSSL with a couple of Lets Encrypt certs to fill the 4 day gap. Four days of inaccessibility is just not acceptable. This is a real mess.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Wow, this makes doing your work suddenly a lot harder... I wonder how much this whole fiasco affects the software industry.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Also, we see only a small part of the map. Outside this part there may be more crossings.
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    by rahkiin 10y ago

    Exactly! And I use 1Password so I also have the tokens on my computer, together with my passwords. Replay attacks get harder though.