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571.
by tibbon 10y ago
Maybe/kinda? I used to teach at General Assembly, at at least when I was there adding the layer of Docker for complexity, on top of RVM/RBenv, Rails, etc... was seen as too much. In my current company, we also haven't moved t
572.
by tibbon 10y ago
Sounds like having to pay an unexpected parking ticket that you weren't budgeting for ;)
573.
by tibbon 10y ago
Dozens of motorcyclists in downtown Boston recently had a problem like this. There are 12-hour motorcycle meters (25 cents an hour, woo!), but a parking cop kept issuing tickets for "Over 2 hour parking" at those meters. They assu
574.
by tibbon 10y ago
Is there some amount of ring modulation happening at any/all settings? I see some additional side bands on even the sine wave.
575.
by tibbon 10y ago
If the person known as Satoshi wanted to verify their identity, couldn't they simply agree to create a transaction on the Blockchain from some BTC directly from the first few blocks ( https://blockchain.info/block/0
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by tibbon 10y ago
I hit this at SeaTac recently. I showed up my normal "1 hour on a Tuesday afternoon should be more than enough" and encountered a nearly 3 hour line. They said it was the new normal.
577.
by tibbon 10y ago
20 years ago, most people assumed that MP3 file sharing would never take us to a place where you can pay a company $9.99/month for unlimited streaming of a huge portion of published music. Surely, the Industry would never allow that
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by tibbon 10y ago
Ok dumb question; if it's so damn broken why are we paying Lockheed Martin for it? Did someone not think to put a term in their contracts saying that if they can't meet basic milestones (working software) that the US Government (a
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by tibbon 10y ago
From what I've experienced, most power supplies are just awful and don't hold up at all to their specs, especially current in excess of 500mA. I've been working with LEDs recently (APA102s), and I attempted just doing some te
580.
by tibbon 11y ago
Kafka vs Redis. I've only used Redis... what should I know?
581.
by tibbon 11y ago
Best answers I can think of here: "I'm sorry, I don't use Facebook as it seems an invasion of personal privacy" or "Ok, here's my Facebook account" and then give them some uber-sanitized account that just
582.
by tibbon 11y ago
It looks like the code was pulled from Github https://github.com/BishopFox/cve-2016-1764
583.
by tibbon 11y ago
Cert pinning is not foolproof and can absolutely be broken past.
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by tibbon 11y ago
Had it been the CIA, I wouldn't have trusted that there weren't hardware-based changes made, or things that would survive a reinstall. Replacing a USB cable with a wireless transmitter, etc.
585.
by tibbon 11y ago
Anyone else suspect they didn't just scan them, but installed some back-door/fork?
586.
by tibbon 11y ago
I wonder if parallel construction could be used then to "reverse engineer" and share the information. Works for LEOs...
587.
by tibbon 11y ago
I own a vehicle (2014 BMW R1200GS motorcycle) in Massachusetts where I reside. I purchased it here, and it's registered/titled/taxed/etc in-state. Am I to understand that I should be able to get access to all the same in
588.
by tibbon 11y ago
Former GA instructor here. I kept a LOT of stuff (~300 repos) on Github for student assignments when I taught WDI, all public. I liked keeping it public by default, and advocated internally for such for a few reasons; I didn't think th
589.
by tibbon 11y ago
Is there any documentation of just how he was able to be so prolific? That's an incredible list.
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by tibbon 11y ago
Agreed; bake easy PGP into Gmail.
591.
by tibbon 11y ago
Not just that. They keep changing the capabilities/limits, have gotten harder to reach over the years, and have done some pretty direct back-stabbing things to developers and shut down good projects. Unless you're willing to pay t
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Most RubyGems not signed(guides.rubygems.org)
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by tibbon 11y ago
At this point, they'd have to pay me as a developer to ever do anything on their API again.
594.
by tibbon 11y ago
The paper is great, but I wanna see some source code!
595.
by tibbon 11y ago
Does anyone have information with how some of the "multi cart" games worked, like Mario/Duck Hunt/Track Meet? Surely, all 3 games didn't fit in 32k right?... right? http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki&#x2
596.
by tibbon 11y ago
Boo :( I assumed it was, "Don't fly in regulated airspace" which would make sense. Some airspaces KSEA have a floor of 2,000ft pretty near them since planes pretty much always take off north/south
597.
by tibbon 11y ago
I agree, the airport restriction is heavy. It isn't really '5 miles of an airport' but just not 'in regulated airspace', which is frequently around 5 miles around an airport. Sadly, there's no provision for jus
598.
by tibbon 11y ago
This is... too good. This is seriously all in browser?
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by tibbon 11y ago
The best (like absolute best) football|basketball|baseball players in the world make approximately what per game?
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by tibbon 11y ago
Does airplane mode disable the GPS? GPS is a passive receiving of radiowaves, so I'm guessing not? (according to Apple, prior to 8.2 it did turn it off. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204234 )

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