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by tW4r 6y ago
I would love to use trains more in Europe, but their prices cannot compete with cheap flight providers at all, 30ish EUR flights pretty much from any country to any country in Europe are hard to beat
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by tW4r 6y ago
Yes, that is why Chinese military for example has a lot of catching up to do to us, cause whatever your idea is about the efficiency of the military, they have been constantly involved in many conflicts after the Second World War
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by tW4r 6y ago
64bit support still appears to be in beta, really needed for the 8gb ram RPI 4
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by tW4r 6y ago
I regularly use node for my scripts as it’s installed on all my machines and I know the language. Not saying you should choose node specifically, choose anything you’re comfortable with as the shebang [1] is a beautiful thing [1] https:&#x
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by tW4r 6y ago
So they way I understand it there’s no way for stereoscopic? (Two eyes see different things) with this technology? So not fully 3D, just viewpoint adjusted to viewers position?
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by tW4r 6y ago
Based on the context I would guess it stands for electromagnetic interference
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by tW4r 6y ago
Yes, but I was talking about the DPRK specific code mentioned regarding the DPRK specific offline payments
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by tW4r 6y ago
Take tris with a grain of salt, but I’ve heard an urban legend about a Fortune 500 company: Company uses magnetic tape backups that are stored in a bank vault Something occurs down the line requesting the backups to be restored Unable to re
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by tW4r 6y ago
If I understand this correctly, even the DPRK related C# code is in English, they even use localization keys in English, interesting if the game itself was made in DPRK or China
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by tW4r 6y ago
Could you explain/elaborate about the Dharma Initiative structure and how it applies here, to a person who’s fascinated with lost but never found the time to actually watch it.
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by tW4r 6y ago
I’ve been looking at something like this myself, did you use RGB, RGBW, RGBWW, RGBCCT or what to dynamically set the warmth of the light? I got really confused when I started looking into all these different types
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by tW4r 6y ago
I was really hoping this to use the same phraseology as technical RFCs including MUST, MAY, SHOULD, etc. For example: The task force MUST prioritize... the user MAY expect...
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by tW4r 6y ago
Do you have any such reports on hand? I couldn’t find any because the searches immediately went to embassy’s comments on nuclear weapons. But it just seems fascinating that an embassy would have its own nuclear power source and id love to l
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by tW4r 6y ago
Oh yes that is exactly what I meant by not having access to the keys, I use one of such services myself. I do however consider them a bit more secure than signature stamps as should the provider become compromised, their upstream certificat
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by tW4r 6y ago
I opened the website on my phone and was waiting for it to load for a good couple of minutes as it was a white blank page. Then I thought that maybe I need to scroll down, as soon as I touched the screen I realized it. What a nice way to di
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by tW4r 6y ago
What are the downsides of EIDAS? They’re widely accepted and used in my home country and I personally have a great experience, although I wish there was a way I could generate my own private key and or at least acquire it so I could script
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by tW4r 6y ago
I really wish there were more beginner developer friendly diy options for car entertainment. I’ve been considering making a carputer out of a raspberry pi, however, half the solutions are proprietary (looking at Qt), however there were some
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by tW4r 6y ago
I agree, I think <Element {prop} /> works better
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by tW4r 6y ago
I think this could be a great application for a DAG blockchain, with the axioms of a given scientific field as initial seed blocks. Then any proofs can be derived using the previous blocks, and, should any proof be disproved the whole sub c
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by tW4r 6y ago
I would guess this is the expected behavior as afaik the AirPods have to switch Bluetooth profiles from the stereo audio output A2DP to the mono audio input and output HFP to allow for mic audio
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by tW4r 6y ago
This is only tangentially related, but what performance do you experience with NoSQL in production with little writes, many (variously sorted and filtered) queries? I am thinking of fiddling with e-commerce and want to have many different c
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by tW4r 6y ago
If anyone from fast mail reads this, I would like to agree to this too. I would love a family plan that would let me put my parents on my domain, however I cannot justify current fast mail pricing for the several emails each week
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by tW4r 7y ago
Ghidra is open source so it makes it a bit easier to trust NSA on this
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by tW4r 7y ago
Does anybody have a solution for solving recaptchas yourself while using puppeteer? I have some infrequent scraping tasks for personal that hit a recaptcha at most once an hour, and are not time sensitive and can be retried later. I would r
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by tW4r 7y ago
Online poker misses a lot of non verbal communication (intentional or not)
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by tW4r 7y ago
Super cool! By any chance were you on the old facepunch forums? I remember something similar on one of the devlog threads
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by tW4r 7y ago
I understood it this way: OpenTable sounds like it would be open-source, but it appears that it isn't I think the parent comment to yours made a sarcastic take using a variation of the popular ambiguity Free as in Beer [1] that usually
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by tW4r 7y ago
The (MFi?) authentication prevents you from making your own carpc compatible with carplay because of encryption, there are efforts to break it (extract key) but AFAIK none of the public ones have succeeded so far
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by tW4r 7y ago
There is a slow movement to Reverse Engineer carplay (mostly the problem lies with apple MFi encryption) but it'd be great if more people joined in to make a truly opensource carplay implementation The most advanced RE effort I've
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by tW4r 7y ago
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