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by ripperdoc 5y ago
Nice! A network tool I've always wanted is one that automates the investigation you have to do manually if you are experienceing "internet issues". I mean, the check list is quite straightforward but still a pretty manual pro
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by ripperdoc 5y ago
I'm not sure of the value for me to catalog all books just for the titles. What I would like is whenever I search Google, it would also search my books and tell me which book to open. It feels like a lot of knowledge sits on my shelves
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by ripperdoc 5y ago
Are you sure? I also have "127.0.0.1:external:internal" on some services and I cannot reach them with nc, but I can access those that are just configured as "externa:internal"
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by ripperdoc 6y ago
Possibly relevant alternative product: Dabble, which includes plotting tools, etc, using Svelte as UI if I understood it correctly. https://www.dabblewriter.com/
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by ripperdoc 6y ago
Probably you need to add the factor of accidents. Not only do they kill people, they are also the major reason for blocking traffic.
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by ripperdoc 6y ago
Nice! But like many map/graph tools, it's lagging quite a bit when zooming or panning around. (Chrome on older Macbook Retina)
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by ripperdoc 6y ago
I'm running a couple of small servers with containers and I was quite early on the Docker train, and for me, it definitely solves some real problems even at small scale. Of course, as anything, it also brings new problems. Here's
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by ripperdoc 7y ago
You should build it into the Dockerfile so it's easy to try out.
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by ripperdoc 7y ago
Happens to me as well on Chrome/Mac. Not Safari though.
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by ripperdoc 7y ago
Midsommar was recorded in Hungary in any case.
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by ripperdoc 7y ago
I DO know something about China and Hong Kong, having lived/worked/studied in them, and having half of my family there. And of course, as in any of these things, nuance is the first thing that goes out the window. First, although
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by ripperdoc 8y ago
Why not use tab-separated values, you get improved readability and less quoting needed, or am I missing something?
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by ripperdoc 9y ago
This is awesome. Doesn't seem to do turn-by-turn :) But on that note, does anyone know a good software to estimate trip times in the solar system? E.g. that can include things like optimal launch windows?
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by ripperdoc 9y ago
Uber Eats is less known in Stockholm and a later entrant.
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by ripperdoc 10y ago
Any Github page?
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by ripperdoc 11y ago
Just FYI, here is response by Qualcomm. They say for example "Qualcomm’s demonstrations have proven that adding a neighboring LTE Unlicensed node does not impact an existing Wi-Fi node any more than would adding another Wi-Fi node. In
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
Why is that?
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
SMS doesn't use GPRS, it's sent on a special channel
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
I'm getting no scrollbars on this page, which makes it hard to...scroll. (Latest Chrome on Windows 7)
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
Ok, sounds good! Anime I can imagine is tricky.
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
How is this different from https://trakt.tv/ ? Also, considering people watch on all kinds of devices (w.g. iPhone in the commute, laptop in afternoon, TV in evening), it's not very clear on how it will actually manage
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by ripperdoc 12y ago
Would be great to see a proposal for some next generation, semantic URLs that are more userfriendly (e.g. less machine friendly). With new TLDs, hashtags and search terms in ads the traditions are already being broken down. Why can't a
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
Nice layout for this one, a tad better than OpenSpritz. One issue: numbers with points get split up, which is very confusing. E.g. 16.4 becomes 16. and then 4. Another issue: It sometimes starts reading out script code, e.g. here. http:&#x
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
Same issue for me.
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
It probably can, but the BitTorrent Sync use case is likely trying to cover a lot more. For example, making it easy to sync across internet, across NATs, across operating systems. Yes, with some thought, all that is possible with SSH and rs
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
I'm a user of OpenShift, and to be honest, it sounds like they are doing exactly what Flynn wants to do (but without Docker). They have cartridges, both official and community made, but they can also be bypassed and customized, as far
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
This clearly highlights one of the big challenges for mass market surveillance proof apps - there are too many obscure alternatives (unless one counts iMessage as one of them). Getting the critical mass of users (similar to what Whatsapp an
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
Nice, especially the zoom-approach, have anyone seen this being implemented? However, I disagree with the whole idea of typing commands. For power users that's great, but for casual users, it's nearly impossible to know which comm
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
As a Swede, I really don't see the connection between free WiFi and socialism here. First, I haven't really perceived that Sweden has THAT much free wifi. And in Asia, free WiFi is everywhere, and no socialists as far as I can see
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by ripperdoc 13y ago
Instead of the somewhat fuzzy method of dating via news, couldn't they combine this approach with that recommended by Errata Security to use bitcoin as a public ledger? http://erratasec.blogspot.com/2013/05/bi

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