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russell_h
3y ago
They're looking at browser traffic. I assume people don't do a lot of web browsing with Steam Decks (maybe I'm wrong, never used one), so they're probably not being counted. Some data I found on the internet suggests App
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russell_h
3y ago
Is it usable? Depending on exactly what it can access I might be interested to try it.
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3y ago
Is there really much room for improvement on efficiency without moving to very different form-factors? I would have figured that rolling resistance and air resistance account for the huge majority of the energy usage without much room for i
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russell_h
3y ago
I always assumed that Google was putting just enough money into OpenPOWER to keep the vendors interested, as a means of gaining leverage when negotiating with Intel. I haven't kept up, but competition from AMD, ARM and RISC-V all proba
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3y ago
Nationalism hasn’t stopped DJI.
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russell_h
3y ago
I’ve got one of your pre-soldered kits running ESPHome in my office. It’s a great product, thanks for making it!
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3y ago
I don't know anything about the Adobe / Figma situation, but "If you just don't question the government they won't make your life so hard" doesn't seem like a very strong response to accusations of overrea
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3y ago
It would have no effect at all. Public universities are part of the (state) government, so are bound by the first amendment. Open source projects are not part of the government, so their freedom to associate with whoever they choose (with s
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russell_h
3y ago
Came here to plug ratgdo as well - mine is supposed to arrive today! And he should definitely charge more.
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3y ago
> Even people that "join" individual channels cannot watch content from those channels if they use AdBlock Is content from publishers you’ve subscribed to normally ad-free? I don’t understand the relationship between these thin
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3y ago
No disassembly required, the serial number is printed on the bottom exterior of the case.
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3y ago
I don’t understand why she would have to sign a waiver absolving Comcast in order to have her criminal record expunged. What am I missing?
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russell_h
3y ago
I love this. I'm really curious to see what the SDK for this looks like. These kinds of migrations are unbelievably tedious on large codebases, and when lots of teams are involved they can turn very high-friction. Being able to build a
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I’m not sure how it’s implemented, but when CoPilot suggests code with an inline API key or similar it seems to reliably generate a sequential alphanumeric sequence that is discernible at a glance from real data. I’m sure there are edge cas
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3y ago
I think every major car manufacturer has some kind of remote unlock capability these days - people want an app. You could design one of those apps to end-to-end encrypt all comms with the car, but I don't think most people would apprec
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4y ago
You're making my point: some Chinese Skype variant did this, back in 2009, and got caught. There's just no way, in real life, for Facebook to add what you're describing to one of the most prominent messaging apps in the world
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You're describing exactly the problem that key transparency helps to solve. With this rolled out, the WhatsApp app itself will be able to detect, by default without any manual verification, if FB attempts to MITM the connection. While
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russell_h
4y ago
The post you’re replying to is talking specifically about driverless (probably electric) taxis, which will likely be a pretty different market and form factor than anything which exists today.
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4y ago
Thanks, we'll try to figure it out. There's nothing on the marketing site but "normal" web content (agents, etc are all hosted on separate domains) - any indication what file it was?
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4y ago
The article says: “According to the CDC, the average American man's waist is 40.5 inches, which means most American men would be excluded from the ride.” If “average” means “mean”, then clearly this reasoning is broken.
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I think he’s saying to shard writes by tenant, or something else that makes sense for your app - so you can route reads to an individual shard. Same as you’d do to shard any other database, if a little more DIY. Speaking of Wordpress though
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I don’t know anything about Canadian travel law, but I assume there is no question that the airline must deliver the service you paid for. It reads to me like this law was intended to provide additional compensation to passengers who are de
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4y ago
Debunked: http://jpkoning.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-life-and-death-of-i...
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No, the actual ownership structure does the same thing - every other square in those checkerboards is BLM land.
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CTO of EdgeBit here. You're absolutely right that this is basically the same technology some vendors tried to leverage to prevent us from running whatever we want on our own computers. Luckily that mostly didn't happen (at least o
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In Notion’s defense, copy/paste didn’t really work at all until very recently. It’s improving.
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Enclaver: Protect Containers In-Use with AWS Nitro Enclaves and KMS
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Wow, what OS are you booting? I used to run a “bare metal servers as a service” product, and we could provision most images to a bare metal server in under 5 minutes. If I had a VM take more than 60 seconds to come up today I’d suspect some
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One of them is actually sitting out in the open and now visible on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/@55.5712292,38.1431209,154m/data...
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Looks neat, I've gotten into mountain biking recently and like all the MTB-specific features. Echoing what a few others have said, I think you should focus on feature differentiation from Strava; be the very best product for tracking o
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