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by tinix 7y ago
Only if there's an Expect-CT header, which is trivial to strip.
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by tinix 7y ago
Yeah, I think they do, actually. Two things... Proxies are a thing, and stripping the Expect-CT header is trivial. Any CA can generate a valid SSL cert for any domain.
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by tinix 7y ago
Parent isn't wrong... technically. Certificate Transparency exists, solely because any CA can issue an SSL cert for any domain, and use it to MITM via a proxy. You are trusting every CA out there, not just Verisign. That is the ultimat
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by tinix 7y ago
I'm a very strong enterprise architect and leader. I have been in the IT industry in some form or another for over 15 years, and can pretty much do it all. My primary areas of technical expertise are systems architecture, server manage
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by tinix 7y ago
Yes! This has been there for over a decade! And since there have been hundreds of alternative UI tools that build upon this same tooling. How are people here saying they've never heard of this? Oof... Typical developers, not even famil
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by tinix 7y ago
I disagree, the fact that it's news to people here means people don't know their tools as well as one might assume. Implying that it's a mistake because people don't know about it is very odd. Clearly, I know about it, a
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by tinix 7y ago
Can you run it with python's built in http server? That's native on all OSX installs. I believe OSX ships with Python2 by default, right? https://docs.python.org/2/library/cgihttpserver.html Hmm...
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by tinix 7y ago
The syntax is what gets me... it's so unpythonic. Like the walrus operator... No thanks!
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by tinix 7y ago
if you put the sensor on a really fast step motor, you can pivot the sensor a tiny bit in two dimensions, to get way more resolution out of it, at a loss of framerate, and you'll need to do some post processing. something like this: h
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by tinix 7y ago
Eric Dollard is giving a talk later this week about this, and he's been talking about this stuff for YEARS. Some people here are excited about hours... but this guy can detect these things DAYS in advance. Preview: https://w
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by tinix 7y ago
You might be onto something... met.no has been more accurate than the usual domestic weather forecasts for as long as I can remember. Literally, it can be hailing outside, and thundering, and NOAA says like 20% chance of rain and sunny, whe
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by tinix 7y ago
Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WSPR_(amateur_radio_software)
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Vim/Neovim Arbitrary Code Execution via Modelines(github.com)
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by tinix 7y ago
pytz.localize() takes a naive date-time as an input. The pytz docs are pretty much on-point, too: > "The preferred way of dealing with times is to always work in UTC, converting to localtime only when generating output to be read by
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by tinix 7y ago
time is hard: https://gordol.github.io/date_time_manipulation.html
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by tinix 7y ago
Exactly, education is important... not misguidance, or generalization, but true education. Respect should be given to these things. If they weren't taboo, we would all be better off.
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by tinix 7y ago
Permanently damaged? Got a source that shows, empirically, you're more likely to be permanently damaged from taking psilocybin than while commuting to work, jogging, swimming, or doing any other normal life activity? Sure, I'm not
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by tinix 7y ago
the funny thing is, technically, if they did legalize cannabis and psilicybin, federally, THEN, it actually would fall under the commerce clause and they could regulate it as they see fit. checkmate.
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by tinix 7y ago
The gateway drug effect is only real in a black market where an actor will likely be pushing many different drugs. If they are all available legally, and the populace is educated about them, the outcome is likely to be better than the contr
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by tinix 7y ago
>people become addicted to meth/ice because they want to get high s/want to get high/are unhappy and... not because they want to get high, but, because meth is addictive, by it's very nature. cannabis and psilocybin a
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by tinix 7y ago
It was tongue in cheek, for sure. My contrast of the EU was to draw a parallel between many sovereign nation states falling under a common union. Hey, kind of like a United States or something. We are not in disagreement there... and also,
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by tinix 7y ago
Recent... and interesting... > Respondents in this case do not dispute that passage of the CSA, as part of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act, was well within Congress' commerce power. Nor do they contend that a
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by tinix 7y ago
Imagine if all of Europe was supposed to fall under a common legal system. Yeah, it's that absurd, geographically, politically, and realistically. Don't get me started about EU mandates. I'm all for standardization, but only
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by tinix 7y ago
> the Supreme Court found that growing wheat on your own land to feed to your own chickens was interstate commerce ONLY because it affected the sale of other grains... in theory, because instead of buying grain off the market to feed you
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by tinix 7y ago
Ultimately? It comes down to interstate trafficking, and interstate commerce. edit someone above me hit it in way more detail, but yep...
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by tinix 7y ago
Got a link to that code? Or more info...?
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by tinix 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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by tinix 7y ago
Nah,should be trivial to determine your location from cell network and infer which side the driver is on if they know what kind of vehicle you have insured. ;) Obviously, it's inference though, it's not 100% accurate, and it doesn
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by tinix 7y ago
Consider the arc of a typical turning radius from vehicles of varying widths. There would be slight variances in 3d space between a sensor on the left and right sides, obviously, depending upon the direction of the turn. It will be sharper
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by tinix 7y ago
Perhaps I've been lucky enough to buy laser printers with easy to empty and refill toner cartridges (brother)... The only problems I've had with messiness are when cleaning the roller, which, I do like, once every year or two mayb

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