schlarpc

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by schlarpc 9y ago
There's at least one on the market: https://www.evga.com/articles/01051/evga-powerlink/
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by schlarpc 10y ago
AWS uses this isolation pattern internally for just about everything, for what it's worth.
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by schlarpc 10y ago
Just to give an example of the pain that can be caused by NotAction in practice: https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/3recc9/this_iam_policy... This policy looks reasonable to a casual observer, but act
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by schlarpc 10y ago
Moderately relevant short story: https://www.facebook.com/notes/robin-sloan/julie-rubicon/985...
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by schlarpc 10y ago
Not quite as feature rich or opinionated, but SSLyze is decent and not difficult to modify for your use case: https://github.com/nabla-c0d3/sslyze
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by schlarpc 10y ago
If you're a SiriusXM subscriber there's a catalog of 252 interviews available on demand: https://player.siriusxm.com/ The list is also available without signing up here: http://www.siriusxm.com/ser
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by schlarpc 10y ago
I don't particularly like Discord (which I assume you meant) because I don't see a monetization plan for them that doesn't screw over their users. With Slack, I know that they have enterprise customers that essentially pay fo
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by schlarpc 10y ago
Don't know what hardware AWS is using, but Ark has server boards supporting 1.5TB, which is close enough to make 2TB believable: http://ark.intel.com/products/94187/Intel-Server-Board-S2600... Edit: Supermicr
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by schlarpc 10y ago
I recently used Milligram for the first time and was very disappointed that the grids were not responsive. Seems like a real miss in an otherwise completely solid framework.
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by schlarpc 11y ago
I'm able to use it on an account with only a device generated via the Alexa Voice Service. I made a device profile on the developer site, then authenticated to it via the OAuth flow.
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by schlarpc 11y ago
Beware: the bridge for Milight bulbs also communicates outbound to a mystery server for Internet control of the bulbs. The actual RF protocol has been documented and implemented as Arduino code, though, which is what I use for my installati
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by schlarpc 11y ago
No real experience here, but the documentation presents SCSS samples first with a small textual toggle button to view the Sass syntax. If I were learning Sass, that'd be a big indicator to use the SCSS syntax.
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by schlarpc 11y ago
> Alexa is not compatible with EC2 backends Source on this? I know last time I played with it, they weren't doing SNI (in 2015, what?) but I've never heard of it not being able to hit EC2 IPs.
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by schlarpc 11y ago
The OTOY AMIs do something similar to this. They use the GPU's onboard encoding as far as I know, but they don't stream through Steam - it goes through some custom HTML client. https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace&#x
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by schlarpc 12y ago
I did something very similar to this last summer, written in Python. No idea what state the code is in at this point because it's been months, but here's the code I had sitting around: https://gist.github.com/schla
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by schlarpc 12y ago
There is nothing to stop a software developer from taking the "other disciplines" FE and the "software engineering" PE.
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by schlarpc 12y ago
I wrote a VPN-over-Facebook tunnel a week or two ago with basically the same motivation. Stupid and slow as hell, but I still want to try it out with the $12 data plan sometime.
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by schlarpc 12y ago
Easter eggs: If you click 4 links on the side of the Start menu, it gives a BSoD. If you click the picture of nyan cat 8 times, it opens nyan.cat in the fake browser. If you let it sit for 3 minutes, the background turns black and displays