samtho

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by samtho 10y ago
I had the same problem and just did the paperwork myself. I am in California so this information will only apply to people there. Obligatory, I am not a lawyer. Pre steps: - pick a name that is available: https://businesssearch.s
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by samtho 10y ago
Just to point out that this is purely anecdotal. If you bought the 71 bug in any other era except for the early 70s, you probably didn't buy it for exceptional reliability.
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by samtho 10y ago
WPA/WPA2 Enterprise supports a multi user environment. You can require a unique login per user and thus associate payment with that. It also alleviates the problem with mac address whitelisting.
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by samtho 10y ago
Might be close to tech, but I would run a Makerspace/Hackerspace full time if I could sustain myself doing it.
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by samtho 10y ago
I have a small Node.js hosting platform that gives you an SQLite DB for free (enough to run a ghost blog on). It's currently in private beta but a company is already paying me for the service and it gets me some beer money. I'm wo
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by samtho 10y ago
Those files you linked to are not public.
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by samtho 10y ago
IBM employed roughly 378,000 people in 2015[1] and the actual number laid-off is closer to 14,000[2]. This represents 3.7% of the workforce. While layoffs are never great, most of these were from legacy systems as they have been attempting
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by samtho 10y ago
> fake problem of JavaScript fatigue Can you elaborate why you called the problem fake? Not disagreeing, genuinely curious as to why you called it that.
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by samtho 10y ago
I'm sure we all understand what you're trying to say here, but this is the classic "it's not a bug, it's a feature!" and doesn't quite roll with everyone's use-case. I have a work phone that I take wi
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by samtho 10y ago
I agree that USB-C is awesome and is technically superior in every way. The problem is that right now very few things actually support being attached to a USB C host without some sort of adapter. My biggest gripe, however, is the sudden los
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by samtho 10y ago
I would like to point out that the parent's comment may have been technically correct, but slightly misleading. Police can only arrest (in the US) if you are actively committing a crime or have a warrant out for your arrest. Many compa
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by samtho 10y ago
I got mine during the June shipment, not quite sure how/when I ordered mine, however.
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by samtho 10y ago
A place where users can sell products or services to other users on the site. This creates a logistical problem where you are collecting payments from users and (potentially) paying out to the same users.
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by samtho 10y ago
Arduino is a platform (the boards, the IDE, the language, debugging tools, etc) that allows any sort of user new to programming and/or hardware to get started very quickly. It is a great gateway into raw microcontrollers, as it is base
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by samtho 10y ago
> Guaranteed to make you a better software engineer. I wouldn't say it's a "Guaranteed" way to make you a better software engineer, but it does offer a lot of perspective that is invaluable to the fundamentals of micr
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by samtho 10y ago
Everything is a choice and every decision has trade-offs. Free (for users) social network? Then you're going to have to be okay with your data being harvested. They don't exist to solely to serve users they exist to generate reven
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by samtho 10y ago
This quite interesting, I've been toying with building a capture box myself for presentation/gaming streaming and recording. It takes two inputs: HDMI-in from monitor, and HDMI/Other Digital for the camera, and one output: HD
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by samtho 10y ago
The original square reader was a 3.5mm jack to save on cost, prevent an external power soirxe, and ensure compatibility with devices that were (at the time) not Bluetooth enabled. Now that you can put power off of the phone's charge po
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by samtho 11y ago
Its ROI. For any new company starting off, they will quickly realize that all non-js agents are either bots or very low-powered machines. With many new companies, who base their entire existence on the web and customers' ability to acc
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by samtho 11y ago
BART is the only transit system in North America that uses the Indian gauge. The wider gauge also contributes to the noise it generates and the wear on the track around turns.
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by samtho 11y ago
The employees are not to blame here. If he is browsing HN, he knows the pain points with Comcast and is just trying to help.
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by samtho 11y ago
Grounds are often redundant and built into the chassis (of both the component and the laptop), routing back to the power supply. This is to create a sort of "faraday cage" that protects it against harmful electromagnetic interfer
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by samtho 11y ago
Round Robbin DNS[0] is a simple method for balancing HTTP requests, done entirely at the nameserver. Let's say you have 3 servers, located at 3 separate IP addresses. You create multiple A-Records, each pointing to a different IP addre
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by samtho 12y ago
It's not suppose to appear compromised, it's a joke to reflect the codename given to Linux 4.0 by Linus: "Hurr durr I'ma sheep." Link to source: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel&#x2
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by samtho 12y ago
The apartment argument is faulty. You're leasing the apartment for a long-term stay in addition to having laws requiring privacy in your own home. A landlord, for example, does not have the right to enter an occupied home without permi
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by samtho 13y ago
I would sure love to get my hands on that source code...