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by tim-- 8y ago
Vonex | Communications Company | vonex.com.au | Melbourne, Australia | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.vonex.com.au Founded in 2009, Vonex has started on the path to progressing our company’s goals. We have spent the last nine
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by tim-- 8y ago
To be honest, it's probably for the best, it's just that this is one of those edge cases where it was used for a legitimate purpose.
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by tim-- 8y ago
> have emoji domain xn--?? Yes. See http://xn--i-7iq.ws Edit: HN does not let me enter emoji characters.
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Well, that depends on the code rate and modulation. DVB-S2X 32APSK 32/45 could do 150Mbps with the same bandwidth (as in, the same amount of radio space, not internet bandwidth).
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by tim-- 8y ago
Wouldn't an organisation such as Apple (who must be one of Qualcomm's largest customers, surely...) already share design information such as this with engineers inside Apple? This job ad to me doesn't sound like a smoking gun
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by tim-- 9y ago
Jason, this is amazing! Every few years I look for something that will be able to suggest new/different music to listen to, and the product gets killed. Spotify used to have apps which had something like this (... I forget the name of
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by tim-- 9y ago
curl https://tiiiny.com/js/index.js | grep quote\" | sed -e 's/.*: \"$.*$\"/ * \1/' | sort
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by tim-- 9y ago
A quick Google for `PT_DENY_ATTACH` and dtrace should solve that
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There is a hidden 'Extras' menu which provides additional functionality, like shared whiteboard screens :) http://jspaint.ml/#session:tim
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by tim-- 9y ago
My biggest pet peeve about quantum computing is that no one can answer me the question of "what can quantum computing do for me?". The answer I hear is that it helps solve the traveling salesman in record time, and that's all
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> Available in U.S. storefront only. Wait, what? Why is it only in U.S. storefronts? Does this mean I have to walk into an Apple store to get the Ads?
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I was thinking earlier that maybe YouTube CC-licensed audio with manually entered subtitles might be a good source? Though, most videos of decent length would only contain say three or four speakers, which is most definitely sub-optimal. h
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by tim-- 9y ago
It's probably Tesla running nginx, not akamai.
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That just looks like Maxmind's GeoIP. https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/whats-new-in-geoip2/
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The poor guys are self-DDoS'ing themselves. They keep requesting https://livestream.tesla.com/haveReservationsStarted every 30 seconds. Most of the requests are failing with 502 HTTP errors.
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Linux.conf.au 2018 Conference Schedule(rego.linux.conf.au)
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Well, they ported their Javascript engine to *nix[2]. Also, it's not like Internet Explorer wasn't supported in Unix 'back in the day'[1]... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_for_UN
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by tim-- 9y ago
Marijn has worked hard on the 2nd edition. In my opinion, it is a must read for any new Javascript developer.
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by tim-- 9y ago
To be fair, Brave uses Muon, which is not really electron[1]. Muon is similar to Electron, in that it uses Chromium, but different as in, it's really pretty much Chrome[ium], not some hacked together fork, avoiding branches like &#x27
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by tim-- 9y ago
What's new here anyway? Intel bought Altera, and Altera have had development kits similar to this for a long time. What is the price of the new FPGA add-on cards? That is what will make the difference here for a 'new push'.
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by tim-- 9y ago
- https://xtermjs.org/ - https://github.com/billchurch/WebSSH2
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https://twitter.com/DocPop/status/912799932829929472
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You might want to show your ASFL, there are massive fines for not doing that if you are providing a depository service. (but, IANAL) EDIT: And get a PDS sorted out too, the FAQ does not provide enough information to satisfy ongoing AFS lice
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by tim-- 9y ago
This is awesome. Do you plan on supporting methods other than PayPal to add money to a card? Is there a way that I can 'pool' currency on a card (or move money from one card to another after adding currency). EDIT: Don't you
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The LAMER Effect: Let’s all make enormous rulers(medium.com)
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> Things did not go as smoothly with Slack. [...] This feels like something that is harder than it needs to be in elementary. Especially since it is a simple double click on a stock Ubuntu installation. > After all, most parts of the
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by tim-- 10y ago
What do you have in place when Google decides to cut you off from the '"Syndicated Web Search" feed'?
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It really depends on the vertical that your app is trying to target. I always find that Facebook is pretty good with re-targeting, and boosted posts (but only putting $2 per day on a post). Engagement increases with image & video. Live
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This is a little off-topic, but has anyone noticed that double clicking on text on the NYTimes' website just causes the text to enlarge? I am a click and drag reader, and the last few articles where I have tried to double click text ha
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by tim-- 10y ago
K-UX is Linux. It is certified. It's based on Red Hat.

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