steckerbrett

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by steckerbrett 11y ago
The cost of having your repos is your own, you don't accept anybody elses data.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I bet strongly against that. "Decentralized" systems do not scale, and are impossible to keep clear of spam.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
It's just POSTing the image to a web server running from something else. I don't understand why they are doing dumb things like passing everything to a shell when PHP has curl support of its own, and imagemagick.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
for(i=0;i<4;i++) This is three lines?
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Cloudflare-ternet.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I doubt any of the higher price of clothes goes towards them not being made in sweatshops.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
They do additionally claim a 10 year battery life.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Perhaps a little exaggeration, agreed. The wavelengths you want are in the UV end of things, which I assumed would be mostly clumsy CO2 tubes. Just the concept of giving a consumer a high power laser they can't even see makes me extrem
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I doubt you could get more than a watt out of a AAA anyway.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I don't agree, their demonstration video is enough without further domain experience to see that it is at a minimum ineffective at what it claims. If it was really supposed to be able to give you the smoothest shave ever, they would at
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Light has a fun property of being bent when it passes through substances that have different optical densities. With some combinations of material and process we can exploit this property to achieve total internal reflection[0]. With a cyli
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
There's no laser there. If there was a laser there it would be a significant hazard to everybody in the room, so it's good it's completely fake. With the sort of power you would need to be cutting hairs in any capacity simply
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
The new trackpads don't click at all, they "click" is an actuator underneath striking up at your finger when you press down.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Why does Ethereum help, and why do you believe Ethereum is invulnerable to the law?
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
What did you expect to be able to do with it, exactly?
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Yes. In my place of work that sort of behavior towards anybody would see you instantly excluded from every social circle, not by regulation just because we have some moral core and empathy. If people are being made uncomfortable by others f
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
That's going to be problematic, lots of people at conferences talk in low voice about confidential things. Surely there's better ways to combat harassment than pervasive surveillance.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Looks like they screwed up the DER encoding more than the actual cryptography, incredibly stupid but understandable.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Just general feeling compiling some packages and messing with 'openssl speed'.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I know someone with the surname "body" who has never been able to make an account because it sounds like "No Body".
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I don't think that's an issue, they have enough data that as soon as you can find one person they can probably extrapolate the rest of them. It's kind of creepy but whatever.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Digital Ocean claims to meter bandwidth but they don't.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
My comparison was between the C1 offering from Scaleway and the lowest DigitalOcean package. Scaleway has far larger disk and memory, but the disk is remote over the network link and the 4 ARM cores are 32bit and terribly slow. I really lik
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
It's approximately the same price as Digital Oceans lowest offering, which has significantly higher performance in every area.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I thought ARM servers might be nice on scaleway but was quite disappointed in the performance. 32bit and all disk IO over a network connection is really not a good start. Maybe that will improve when we see more ARM64 around.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Is google trends really how you should be choosing your stack?
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
It's essentially a pressure regulator I think.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
Here's an EPA document which shows some pictures, look at page 2 for the unit the OP has. http://www.epa.gov/mercury/pdfs/EPA-905-F-11-008.pdf
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
I would definitely be very uncomfortable with my health had I been living there, balls of mercury in the bathroom seem to suggest that there was quite a high degree of exposure.
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by steckerbrett 11y ago
https://light.co/content/2-gallery/gallery_modal_05.jpg You're right, that's like no lens blur I've ever seen.

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