spaceywilly

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   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   Let’s hope it’s this. Everyone will just shrug and move onto the next hopefully less evil site
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   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   I feel the same, this will result in a tide change. Companies that embrace wfh will be able to attract the most talented engineers, companies that try to force their employees to come into the office will stagnate
3. 153.▲
   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   Buy low, sell high. Commercial real estate prices are down right now, good time to buy up properties. People are reading way too much into this.
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   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   This may work for you https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=LittleFo...
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   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   If the airtag is away from its owner for 3 days it will play an audible sound when moved, so in your use cases the airtag would reveal itself to the user after 3 days. That still does not seem ideal though, 3 days is a long time. Also, in t
6. 156.▲
   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   "The point of these alerts is to let people know if they’re being tracked surreptitiously by someone who placed an AirTag in their bag, their pocket, or their car. Three days is already much too long, but the fact that no alerts are oc
7. 157.▲
   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   Any BLE scanner app will tell you how many iPhones are nearby, unless the user has disabled the bluetooth radio through the settings menu.
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   by spaceywilly 5y ago

   Same here! Randomly got out of the car last night at saw a string of them cruising through the sky. It’s really impressive to see, I’ll encourage my friends to use this site to find out when they can see them
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   by spaceywilly 6y ago

   My guess is that there are plenty of startups that put a lot of time and effort into security, you just have never heard of them because they never shipped a product
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    by spaceywilly 8y ago

    Yeah, I haven't seen any great reports from people who've tried to use the supercharger network for long road trips. I think they should focus on building chargers where people already want to stop, like shopping malls or restaura
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    by spaceywilly 8y ago

    I don't think the supercharger network is the right model, anyways. It makes more sense to charge an EV where you already want to stop and spend a chunk of time, ie. at a restaurant or shopping center. Most of the superchargers I'
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    by spaceywilly 9y ago

    My question was, why was there not a unit test for this? It seems like it would be trivial to step through every character combination for each language they support and make sure it doesn't cause a crash.