tekklloneer

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by tekklloneer 11y ago
The future's been arriving too fast since velocipedes (bikes) were corrupting our youth. This sounds more like a business problem Netflix has invented to solve a (to them) bigger business problem, and such tactics have always existed.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
I have been dumping my links into an email address for years - reading with thunderbird. a long while ago, i was turned off by not being able to try it for a few weeks (i'm slow to take something like this and integrate it into my life
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
They're completely different use cases. If I wanted to extract a single file from the "operating system", it'd require me downloading a gigabyte just for a megabyte.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
They started pressing me to see if I had a friend I could transfer service to.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
Android does native binaries as well. I refuse to let the 90s have vindication!
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
If I didn't live in the US, I would have trouble imagining life without some sort of VPN based in the US. The amount of crap I experienced the last time I was overseas was astounding, and it seems to be getting worse, not better.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
Why would you ignore them? Some of them were pretty good. Food doesn't need to have meat to be tasty.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
Not true at all. I'm a vegetarian and the veggie options were usually in the 4-600 range.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
The difference in context is important. If you're working in IT, the writing was on the wall.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
What entails finding/exploring/joining such a co-op? It sounds like a much better concept than a traditional 9-5. Related to the parent: I've mentioned that I want a strict work/life balance, and a more aggressive work&#
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
I don't really care about all of the calls, but I'd like to say "here's a regex pattern describing a uri. once any connection with uri pattern closes (within 10 seconds), you can render." Yeah, this isn't grea
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
A couple of weeks ago. It did take some work, it seems like there's a "sweet spot" that I had to hit, and some experimentation that required rotating the phone on the surface, but I was able to write google.com and then pop i
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
I recently was at a Panera Bread, and when I put my Android phone (with NFC) onto the table, it immediately helpfully popped open tagwriter. Turns out they didnt lock the tables' tags, so you could write urls and when people placed the
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
I tried it with our product and it took a snapshot before all of the (wall time intensive) api calls finished. Is there a way to configure it to wait a few seconds?
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
There's a lot of variations on "it's better to have loved", and this is one of them. You're more likely to regret not doing something than doing it with good intent and sound reason.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
That's pretty slick, even if using a camera for facial recognition (!) is a bit creepy.
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The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment – Oakland's Videogame Museum(themade.org)
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
I'm a volunteer for The MADE, and as part of our preservation efforts, we maintain a (simplistic) gopher server (thanks to pyGopher). It's pretty neat bringing a computer old enough to drive back to life, getting an IP address, a
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
It's very difficult, especially since they aren't open source. However, they could attain a state where to compromise a device requires the user accepting a malicious update, which would make the FBI's current request moot. (
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
The problem with any mesh network is adoption, and unless this uses some sort of high range communications, I don't see how it'd work well on the given example of "ski slope". I wish they had more specs, less videos. edi
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
Building a full PC into a tablet case with such a thin bezel is now "little innovation". Yes, everyone's rushing to copy Apple, but I wonder if that's such a bad thing? The single-piece aluminum case turns out to be a wo
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
At home/small business scale, yes. At enterprise scale, you shouldn't be relying on IP addresses for clients for anything important.
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by tekklloneer 11y ago
Hostname discovery (mdns), etc solves it on local networks. If DNS is down or broken, it would be difficult for me to "use the internet", and I'd have to copy and paste a lot anyways.