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by tiagod 5y ago
Wouldn't you consider getting rid of them based on trust everyone else is doing the same playing with fire as well?
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by tiagod 5y ago
I also came here to ask more or less this question. I have an old HP fixed frequency monitor ( https://www.hpmuseum.net/display_item.php?hw=208 ) that I want to connect to a Raspberry Pi, and its not clear how to achieve this
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by tiagod 5y ago
It's instant chat between every terminal subscriber. It's very popular.
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by tiagod 5y ago
That reason was not given in the OPs tweet, that's the whole point.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Russia has a lot of spy satellites. A bunch of them could serve as bridges between Russia and regular homes in EU/US with a good fiber connection, datacentres, etc. Also microwave or fiber connections through the border to the many cou
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by tiagod 5y ago
I think there's only one documented instance of horizontal gene transfer in fish and it increased fitness dramatically - https://www.quantamagazine.org/dna-jumps-between-animal-spec...
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Chip's Challenge on Steam WTF? (2020)(mattlacey.com)
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by tiagod 5y ago
Rails and PHP would be the last thing on my mind when scaling a project like this one. Worldle only has to serve a bunch of static files to clients (the exact same files to everyone). How would this be improved by having back and forth with
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by tiagod 5y ago
What's your source that states it was non consensual?
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by tiagod 5y ago
I think you're overestimating how much most people desire and will desire such things in their life.
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by tiagod 5y ago
It's slower than Windy on my browser, and doesn't have ECMWF and AROME models.
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by tiagod 5y ago
It's trivial as long as there are companies selling one-click solutions to do it.
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by tiagod 5y ago
I attempted to do something like this for Lisbon's metro but unfortunately never managed to get it working well enough (due to my own skill shortcomings). The data available is the waiting time for each train ID per station, with infre
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by tiagod 5y ago
This is one of the most pretentious and ironic pieces of writing I've ever seen on HN front-page. Maybe only surpassed by pg's "How to think for yourself" being #1.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Honestly, I don't like it even after people that are dead. (Apache Kafka, for example.)
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by tiagod 5y ago
I also know the number for local emergency, but needing to wait for my phone to reboot during a stroke (and my phone takes a looong time to sounds really scary.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Many of the tor relays are operated by intelligence agencies (this is known, and obvious otherwise). If you connect to one of those, your IP is logged somewhere forever. These same agencies, depending on your country, can probably know who
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by tiagod 5y ago
It's a HN thing for some people to ask others not to swear and be flagged to death, at least that's the usual outcome from what I've seen.
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by tiagod 5y ago
I live in a country where surveillance cameras can only be used, in most cases, to investigate crimes. (although the government is trying hard to change this, lately). Photography of public space is allowed, but if the subject is a specific
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by tiagod 5y ago
And you think discord users are a good sample of the population? It's absolutely not true that not everyone could just pick a skill like programming and work on it until they're employable, especially as many people need to start
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by tiagod 5y ago
Even with the island fully submerged, I suppose the land won't be far enough underwater that you couldn't build a platform or something with foundations.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Honestly, this still causes a lot of problems with some Software. I've had friends asking for help with obscure errors that were ultimately caused by the files they were using being on a path that contains a space or special character.
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by tiagod 5y ago
So, a single person in such country would be enough to saturate the server...
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by tiagod 5y ago
The author is comparing with github/gitlab as fossil offers both VCS features, like git, but also features a Web interface with issues, wiki and forums, which you can only get with those third party products.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Plenty of remote execution bugs found every year in major software that could lead to much bigger problems. Sure, this could lock up your computer, but the ActiveX program itself could actually send data out, just like what can be (and is f
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by tiagod 5y ago
That was also a glaring omission to my eyes. It's the emotion I associate the most with programming, although I guess it's a mix of some of the ones mentioned in the article.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Certificate still works on the Portuguese cert checking app as of 13:35 GMT
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by tiagod 5y ago
How can I verify you're running unmodified, unhooked source in your server if I'm a user?
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by tiagod 5y ago
Sandstorm's founders Jade Wang and Kenton Varda work at Cloudflare
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by tiagod 5y ago
Is it that easily enforceable though? Where do you draw the line between black and non-black? Appearance? Genetics? Culture?

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