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by thawkins 9y ago
http://greenwaves-technologies.com/en/first-internet-things-... Has radio capabilities in the imb/s range.
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by thawkins 9y ago
http://greenwaves-technologies.com/en/first-internet-things-... Shows it has some sdr capabilitues in tbe 1mb/s range
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by thawkins 10y ago
Ibm has extensive support for swift on linux, and seem to be pushing it as a first class solutikn for thier linux based develooment. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/02/23/ibm_releases_kitura...
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by thawkins 10y ago
Agreed, and you also cant guarentee reproducable builds. Builds that are dependent on when you compile them, even if no changes have been made due to ephemeral dependances are a nightmare.
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by thawkins 10y ago
What does this get you that etcd does not.
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by thawkins 10y ago
Planetry conjunction.
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by thawkins 10y ago
Last year i set up a facebook account with a fake name and then never accessed it ever. After a few weeks i started getting emails from fb asking if i knew xxxxxxx, the only way they could have known that i knew these people is by tracking
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by thawkins 10y ago
So its hasicaly designed to lie to consumers, so that even that product ads they are seeing are completly fake.
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by thawkins 10y ago
Its mostly about concurrency, sqllite serialises all writes, for an embedded database in a single user application that is ok, but for a web application that may have a lot of concurrent writes going on its a performance disaster area. Not
100.
by thawkins 10y ago
And oddly seem to be the languages where tbe most code is written, go figure.
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by thawkins 10y ago
Im suprised that nobody has mentioned golang, which is generaly described as the successor to "c".
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by thawkins 10y ago
It's used a lot as a guest os useland and init inside docker deployments, becuase it's very small. This means you can run a lot of docker images in one machine if you use alpine inside them, fully loaded alpine docker base is abou
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by thawkins 10y ago
Ahhhh, don't you love the smell of rancid corrupt realpolitik in the morning..,..,
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by thawkins 10y ago
There are also rumors that Google may be looking at using Swift as an alternative interface to android, that sounds a bit nutty, given that they have golang. But.... 1) go is not a suitable candidate for android, as most of the api's a
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by thawkins 11y ago
Maybe if the advertising worked on the princple, that negative advertising about, or even mention of another candidate or party was banned, so that candidates would be forced to campaign on there own positions and party lines, instead of th
106.
by thawkins 11y ago
Or the Fbi raids the coloc, and rips out everything that looks like a computer becuase another tenant was operating a silk road clone.
107.
by thawkins 11y ago
I think it was sarcasm......
108.
by thawkins 11y ago
Having worked for both organisations (dmgt - associated media base, and yahoo europe), I can't imagine a more screwed up bastard child of a company as the progeny of that merger.
109.
by thawkins 11y ago
Just put a mod rewrite rule in that 404's if the referrer url is their domain. It's a fairly standard hotlinking defense.
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by thawkins 11y ago
1) when you are trying a midget porn case, knowing the probable attitude of the judge towards your client is a good thing. 2) what better way to get into the judges good books, than to wish him/her happy birthday greetings in your ope
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by thawkins 11y ago
Maybe, maybe it's indemnification for patent claims for key technologies in the product, ie if somebody sues you becuase they claim to own IPR over something that graphana provides, then they will take over the costs of the litigation.
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by thawkins 11y ago
It's never the cost for me, it's the mutability, oos I can hack on, and make it do exactly what I want it to do, proprietary code I only ever seem to get somewhat close but never exactly there.
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by thawkins 11y ago
Agreed, node exists becuase it can, not because it should.
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by thawkins 11y ago
My favorite Peeve about the arduino boards, was the half pin center shift on one of the headers that makes it impossible to just plug in some perfboard with headers on it and make your own shields. Thus opening up the path to selling expens
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by thawkins 11y ago
I think an even more stupid example was the xor cursor technique that was locked up by CadTrac, (later Quantel) and forced a rewrite of parts of X, and the Amiga. https://plus.google.com/+RayCromwell/posts/dbipY1GJ
116.
by thawkins 11y ago
Because they may contravene, a vague overly broad software patent, that effectually locks up ideas, not implementations.
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by thawkins 11y ago
This is way cool, I use both atom and platformio, but this makes the install and setup a breeze. This has the potential to displace the existing arduino tool set. If I was the arduino folks, I would be looking to produce a branded version f
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by thawkins 11y ago
Of course its discrimatory, it discriminates in the favor of british and eu citizens, is that wrong? Are we saying that non citizens have the same rights of entry as citizens? I live in the far east, in order to qualify for a residency visa
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by thawkins 11y ago
Absolutly agree, i spent months and months working on a contract in italy, writting c/c++ on keyboards without { or } . The only way to get it on the italian layout seemed to be to use A-123 and A-125, it drove me nuts. Eventualy i ha
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by thawkins 11y ago
We are moving tne ba/requirements role over to the product managers, the devleads operate virtual teams and pull tesource in on an as needed basis.

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