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121.
by subway 8y ago
The water indicators are more like humidity indicators. In a lot of climates they're going to be red within a few months of normal use.
122.
by subway 8y ago
along the lines of automatically re-routing, tinc also has some neat anycast-like capabilities -- you can assign the same ip to multiple nodes, and the lowest latency/shortest route node wins
123.
by subway 8y ago
In a lot of ways the "12 factors" have overly simplistic views of the world. For instance, storing your config in the environment is fantastic -- until you remember a great many frameworks will dump their environment to the browse
124.
by subway 8y ago
Is it all that different from DocuSign's entire business model? I'm curious if the state of Texas recognizes agreements signed via DocuSign.
125.
by subway 8y ago
$200K - Hidden Surprise! I'm not sure how much I like an open source security appliance coming with a "hidden surprise".
126.
by subway 8y ago
I think in the mid-long run, remote workers will scramble to get out of KY. State income tax is 6%, and if you live/work in Louisville you get hit with another 2.2%. I GTFO when I realized that my state/local income tax in KY were
127.
by subway 8y ago
It's probably EOL. Generally speaking you still depend on the device manufacturer to ship a compatible vendor partition in order to run a given version of LineageOS. This means that if your device doesn't have an official version
128.
by subway 8y ago
If you're hit by a bus tomorrow, at what point do folks know to migrate off your never-to-be-maintained-again image? Don't get me wrong -- I'm not trying to discourage you from sharing configs and artifacts that work for you.
129.
by subway 8y ago
No clue. As I understand it, the author destroyed the signing keys, so updates aren't even possible. A fresh build with new signing keys would need to be flashed out of band.
130.
by subway 8y ago
CopperheadOS is a very questionable choice these days. The author lost control of the company and was booted by the business tool. https://www.reddit.com/r/CopperheadOS/comments/8qdnn3/goodby...
131.
by subway 8y ago
Based on the E/IGP comment, I'd guess they mean a routed layer 3 network that can speak routing protocols down to the host level. As opposed to the big ol flat networks that get pushed around frequently
132.
by subway 8y ago
Yes, it is entirely possible to do the right thing. The trouble is 9 times out of 10, the only place you find it documented is in some random forum post where cargo-cult silliness gets critiqued, rather than by the folks publishing these ho
133.
by subway 8y ago
assuming jwilder publishes updated images..
134.
by subway 8y ago
This is currently how Help Scout deploys TLS certificates for Docs sites with custom domains: https://www.helpscout.net/knowledge-base/ I think we're in the ball park of 5000 domains right now.
135.
by subway 8y ago
Hey, at least they aren't bogged down by silly things like controlling what version of deps get installed. aspider depends on pyppeteer (with no version pinning) to download a copy of chromium (with no checksum validation).
136.
by subway 8y ago
I wish there were an open standard for push notifications with some sort of mux/proxy support. Let me run a daemon (or use a service provider) that collects all my notifications in a data-center, then send a datagram, sms, or even pocs
137.
by subway 8y ago
Remember when the stock market was considered an art, dependent on your ability to make a deal? I'm sure a lot of those folks insisted the quants would never eat their lunch, because the data is a pipe dream.
138.
by subway 8y ago
My father was a garbage man when I grew up in the late 80s/early 90s and his crew stayed on top of pretty much any points promotion they found. This meant I grew up riding Pepsi bicycles, listening to Marlboro boomboxes.
139.
by subway 8y ago
It's due to different groups controlling different parts of the infrastructure, allowing for separation of privilege -- and is the whole reason www even existed to begin with. Often these separate groups aren't part of the same
140.
by subway 8y ago
> while foo.com and www.foo.com are controlled by the same people Sometimes. Far from always. In some environments, `www` may be under an entirely different administrative domain, with lesser authority than the top level domain which is
141.
by subway 8y ago
> legal framework Arguably both legal and cultural. More and more employees are willing to pressure their employers before it makes it to being a legal issue.
142.
by subway 8y ago
And Qualcomm would never improperly configure their SMMU: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2016-10444 They only sat on this one for two years before fixing it.
143.
by subway 8y ago
No -- the original author is continuing to maintain BetterSlack as BitterSweet, albeit without publishing to the Chrome store. https://github.com/g3rv4/BitterSweet I felt it was better to unpublish my (likely to be unm
144.
by subway 8y ago
Right -- and Star Trek Discovery is just a CBS show in the US. When either show airs in the US, the new episodes are available immediately on Netflix in the UK. If I want to watch them in the US, I either have to pay per-episode/season
145.
by subway 8y ago
I always find it weird when folks say Netflix sucks outside the US. Much of the library in the US feels like a mish-mash of old television and b-grade movies. When I'm in the UK, I have access to new episodes of television. Shows that
146.
by subway 8y ago
Yes/No/It's Complicated. If when you say "ROM" you're talking about the persistent storage holding the modem's firmware, then absolutely -- that firmware lives in a "vendor" partition on the same
147.
by subway 8y ago
The iPhone is probably the only major device where the modem is a USB peripheral. Qualcomm, Samsung, and Meditek all offer DMA between their radios and ARM cores. I certainly don't trust any of those players to even ship relatively s
148.
by subway 8y ago
Wow. Apparently they don't fully understand how their own custom domains work? Medium custom domains depend on a CNAME, which aliases all record types. This means once the CNAME is in place, no separate CAA is needed -- Medium just nee
149.
by subway 8y ago
I'd expect this to happen via anbox, if at all. IIRC, both the Plasma Mobile and UB Ports folks are also working on anbox integration.
150.
by subway 8y ago
I imagine pulling the human element out of the loop is valuable to the military.

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