thesh4d0w

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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
There's a lot of those types of things in this. Why write a python script to receive the packets, when he just talked about using wireshark?
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
That fluid would have been deicer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_deicing_of_aircraft Climate can matter a bit, since it can exacerbate other issues and cause faster corrosion than expected.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
> I'm a linux home user, does Windows still do that slow-down-gradually thing? Not in my experience. My installs go years without a reformat and reboots are usually only due to updates.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
If the key to decrypt the vault never leaves your device, then the security implications are minimal. Well worth the convenience in my eyes, and many others apparently.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
I think his wording is off, and he means touch based as in tactile feedback. Not touch as in a touch screen.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
This is worth a read if you haven't seen it: pt 1: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/04/over-air-expl... pt 2: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/04/over-air-expl.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
I liked the idea until I realized it wasn't self sustaining and needs a monthly subscription to replace the algae =(
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
When your game developer has and needs a $4k workstation, and they work from home half the week. No reason to buy them another machine and have them maintain two seperate workspaces, we just give them parsec. All our staff seem happy and we
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
Yep, we have remote developers using parsec with unreal engine, maya, 3ds, etc. Author seems to be stuck in the tech mindset of 5 years ago.
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
There was 7 years between the ps4 and ps5.....
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by thesh4d0w 4y ago
I've spent a huge amount of my life typing on a keyboard, and I've never had a switch fail. Is this a legitimate concern?
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
Atlassian has EOL'ed their non-cloud products https://www.atlassian.com/migration/assess/journey-to-cloud
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
Cities do all sorts of syncing / timing of lights in order to optimize traffic patterns, to do that they need a network connection.
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
If you put the "erased" paper in the freezer, all the ink will show up again.
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
No, we have freedom of expression. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_expression_in_Canad...
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
No, we don't have freedom of speach. We have "freedom of expression". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_expression_in_Canad...
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
You should keep reading. > She says that they once did a blind test with some customers. They cooked the same cut of beef in a gas oven and in the satellites. “Everyone preferred the second version,” she says. The layer of walnuts, resta
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
LG G1 is the even newer version of the C1.
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
If the spoilers are up, yeah.
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
Nobody here has AC to acclimate themselves to that, 20C is a more normal temperature for Vancouver.
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by thesh4d0w 5y ago
That's assuming you have in motion insurance on your aircraft. I don't on my 152, the plane is worth so little we'd cover the airframe cost in 7 years of insurance payments.
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
Ah ha, I suspected it was that but couldn't find the relevant docs. Thanks!
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
I thought I'd seen almost everything in bash, but I've never seen |& before. My attempts at googling it aren't coming up with anything, can anyone advise what it does compared to a normal pipe?
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
Try control-l
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
On a vaccum they are washable, on my tower fan they're replacable. I ordered some from china (probably fake) for $30 rather than the $100 dyson wanted.
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
Cause he redirects based on referrer to https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2016/hn.png
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
What's with the super painful shade of yellow for everything here?
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
Satellites already provide that service via GPS, it easily meets your criteria of improving daily life for the masses.
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing something obvious here but on the one that asks you to get the proc's cmdline, how do the examples know it's pid 42? Only way I can see to do this would be to echo /proc/* first to see what PID it
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by thesh4d0w 6y ago
I appreciate the dash shows the actual min/max cell voltages (min 3.96 max 4.01v in one of the pics)

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