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by rlyshw 6y ago
I read a few sentences and am wondering what an NFT is. I’m familiar with OpenSea but there really is not much explanation here for people not already deeply embedded in this world.
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by rlyshw 6y ago
Got it. I’m fresh on FTL, first I’ve really dug into it so apologies for the ignorance. I’m in the industry of stream transport and mostly work with SRT. Looking forward to tinkering with this!
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by rlyshw 6y ago
This project is pretty cool, I’ll tinker around with it tomorrow. As an aside, I’ve noticed you’re building out your own stream protocol stack (FTL/LightSpeed). What’s the reasoning there? Seems slightly inconvenient to have to “hack”
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Cloud manufacturing as a sustainable process manufacturing route(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by rlyshw 6y ago|0 comments
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by rlyshw 6y ago
Honestly just more proof that we need decentralization of the Internet. Handing over control of our digital platforms and identities to 3rd party for-profit companies is not the way the internet should work.
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by rlyshw 7y ago
I did a bunch of hacking on bochs for a little virtualization toy project last year and found the source pretty easy to follow, at least much more-so than qemu. Wish I knew about this overview doc before then...
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by rlyshw 7y ago
FFMPEG is a great tool for any IP video streaming workflow. You can easily define multiple outputs. Check out the live streaming guide: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/StreamingGuide I just haven't yet found a good w
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by rlyshw 7y ago
I've been looking into building a containerized FFMPEG stream routing solution but haven't been able to think of a good use-case. What is your alternative destination after Facebook RTMPS?
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by rlyshw 7y ago
You can run seemingly unrestricted python code on your iOS devices with Pythonista [0]. I'm using it right now to proxy my hotspot connection through my iPhone. Not sure how they're allowed to exist on the app store, but it's
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by rlyshw 7y ago
I found it interesting that the section that explains the name of this vulnerability is way more thought-out and verbose than any of the other sections. It's almost like they had a linguist on the team and the emoji name was his pridef
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by rlyshw 7y ago
WebRTC is direct peer to peer. There’s a reliance on a STUN/TURN server to provide signaling for things like NAT traversal but other than that it’s all p2p.
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by rlyshw 8y ago
This is hilarious, and makes me think humans have been entertained by dumb depictions of genitalia for as long as we’ve been human. I can’t help but think these works are the Norman equivalent of a bored teenager’s notebook drawings.
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by rlyshw 8y ago
>[serverless computing] closely parallels past advances in programmer productivity, such as the transition from assembly language to high-level programming languages Is this serious? The author seems to imply that we can just abstract aw
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by rlyshw 8y ago
I imagine I could edit a file in a web-based editor and my collaborators would be able to see those edits in real time. Maybe it wouldn’t be a full-fledged IDE, but I could imagine building development workflows into gitlab’s CI/CD pi
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by rlyshw 8y ago
It looks like Repl.it is in this thread, they might provide an exact answer. But, if they don’t, here’s my take. To me it seems like this is something that would be built in-house with the ability to leverage repl.it’s existing application
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by rlyshw 8y ago
This same thing happened to me from a large financial company on the east coast, except I had received a written offer via email.
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by rlyshw 8y ago
In college I was somehow made the owner or something of my department building’s google maps entry. I worked for the department, so my .edu google account was in some admin/staff group I guess. I kept getting emails asking me to update
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by rlyshw 8y ago
My friend and I were online “gods” back around 2012 when we ran a Minecraft server with a small-but-dedicated player base. Gods in online communities aren’t totally lost, they’ve just reduced in scope to smaller private servers in more nich
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by rlyshw 8y ago
Maybe I don't necessarily understand what you mean by "traffic light statuses" but I feel like the red=down; yellow=issues; green=all-good; indicators are pretty effective at quickly and concisely communicating the status of
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by rlyshw 8y ago
It seems to be back up now. There was an outage a few days ago as well. https://reddit.statuspage.io/incidents/ysbr3dq5rgh4 There was no follow up from that Aug 15th outage, at-least as far as I can see via their socia
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Reddit Experiencing Elevated Error Rates(reddit.statuspage.io)
51 points by rlyshw 8y ago|20 comments
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by rlyshw 8y ago
https://reddit.statuspage.io/ No statements yet
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by rlyshw 9y ago
I've found snippets of Rand Paul's opinions on net neutrality, which basically sum up to "any government control in a market is bad".[1] [1] Campaign for liberty's "The Technology Revolution" http:/&
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by rlyshw 9y ago
This is the most common argument FOR Net Neutrality, but I don't think there is any evidence to believe that this is exactly what ISPs will do if Net Neutrality ends.
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by rlyshw 9y ago
Ok, but the curators would need to provide a suitably large range of content in order to stay competitive.
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by rlyshw 9y ago
From my point of view, a curated internet would be much less noisy. I'd only be allowed to access to the content that I want to have access to. Reducing the amount of useless and distracting information that I can see would increase my
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Ask HN: What is the “other side” of the Net Neutrality argument?
16 points by rlyshw 9y ago|28 comments
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by rlyshw 9y ago
I'm the VP of the Linux users group at the University of Delaware and we have several servers in the central data center connected to the university's subnet(128.4.0.0/16) with unfettered access to the general internet. No NA
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by rlyshw 10y ago
What about trucks and buses and other elevated vehicles that are common on city streets?
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by rlyshw 10y ago
I'm in the process of building a system to do just that; super easy, small to medium container deployment. It's still a WIP and there's not much (or any) documentation, but if it generates some interest I'll work on it m

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