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by trashcan 6y ago
How many of the mesh nodes do you have? I have three including the primary one, and have had as many as 50 devices on my network and it has worked flawlessly. Many are low bandwidth IoT devices/hubs, but I've literally never had a
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by trashcan 6y ago
In the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course, and probably in driver's ed everywhere there is the phrase: you can be right, or dead right. And they will write on your grave that you had the right of way. Basically, is it more important t
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by trashcan 6y ago
This is exactly how Spectrum and SiriusXM are as well. Easy to buy/upgrade, hard to cancel.
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by trashcan 6y ago
Yes, but not a lot. It still adds up over time though!
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by trashcan 6y ago
Also, this hack happened in March, so your timeline is irrelevant.
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by trashcan 6y ago
How would SolarWinds know about it if it wasn't publicly disclosed until today? Also, I realize the SAML -> SolarWinds connection is a bit of speculation on my part, but SAML is mentioned in Microsoft's advisory: https:/&
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by trashcan 6y ago
This also came out today: https://mattermost.com/blog/coordinated-disclosure-go-xml-vu... It seems pretty likely that SolarWinds' SAML authentication was bypassed or escalated by this issue with Go's encoding
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by trashcan 6y ago
Have you considered adding a page selector at the top of comments when there are multiple pages as a feature of the site? Then you wouldn't have to post this on the articles with enough comments to necessitate this comment. I didn&#x27
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by trashcan 6y ago
Is this train of thought not trending towards: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unab... > 22. If our society had no social problems at all, the leftists would have to INVENT problems
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by trashcan 6y ago
Raspberry Pis are actually very reliable if you don't use the cheapest possible power supply and SD card from Amazon. I have several that have years of uptime. That said, I agree kids are rough on any technology.
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by trashcan 6y ago
Very cool! Thanks, I will look into it.
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by trashcan 6y ago
https://secretlab.co/collections/omega-series . I opted for the fabric cover to discourage my cats from chewing on it. :)
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by trashcan 6y ago
I apologize, because I literally don't know, but have you used any of these solutions at the scale where there might be billions or trillions of rows in a table/collection? I'm currently using Mongo at that scale and would lo
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by trashcan 6y ago
I've heard of Tanda which sounds very similar: https://www.thebalance.com/how-do-tandas-work-4582180
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by trashcan 6y ago
Dead Cells is my favorite game of all time. I've been playing it pretty much every week since it launched. Of the games you've played, could you recommend any in particular that might be similar?
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by trashcan 6y ago
> Also it was great at sharding and scaling horizontally when first released, and one of the few options available at that time. It's since been eclipsed by much better systems that don't have such a convoluted and fragile setu
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by trashcan 6y ago
I replaced an Aeron with a a gaming chair that was much more affordable (although it was back-ordered for a few months). What a huge improvement! It feels like I'm in a bucket seat in a car, which is basically what it is.
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by trashcan 6y ago
Some people prefer steel frames over aluminum because they transfer less vibration to the rider. So the aluminum-framed bike is usually a harsher ride. It's also generally more durable.
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by trashcan 6y ago
That is what I currently do. I use >~1TB a month in bandwidth though, so it isn't practical to tether everything so I end up only tethering my laptop and even that is still pretty expensive on Google Fi ($10/gb until I am throt
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by trashcan 6y ago
I had this problem too. Try pulling the bridge of your glasses down a little bit over the top of the mask, that usually helps. Or create a seal at the top as other commenters suggested. Also be mindful if you are breathing out through your
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by trashcan 6y ago
I would love to have this as a backup internet option. I live in a town that has Google Fiber (literally 50 feet away from me), but I don't have access. I'm oncall and cannot be without internet at almost any time, and my internet
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by trashcan 6y ago
It's just that the context is frequently misleading (combined with the character limit to describe the images). If this part is designed so poorly, it makes me less interested in the rest of the product which may have other similar iss
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by trashcan 6y ago
Twitter does in thumbnail previews. If you've seen someone post a picture of text, the thumbnail is basically unusable because a significant portion is missing until you click through to the full-size version. It's one of the main
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by trashcan 6y ago
> Try ASDF versus FDSA on a QWERTY layout. ASDF feels much more natural, doesn't it? It doesn't for me. Is it significantly more difficult/awkward? Maybe I'm used to it from playing scales on piano?
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by trashcan 6y ago
I think if you compared it to other databases that are designed to scale horizontally like Cassandra and DynamoDB, you might have a more favorable opinion. IMHO, most products at this scale are terrible in different ways, because it is a di
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by trashcan 6y ago
Anyone know if this will work with Google Fi out of the box?
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by trashcan 7y ago
I love the simple and lightweight interface, but everything is hard to discover. Sourcehut? Sounds great- I'd love to replace my Gogs/gitlab instance with something more lightweight. Let's download the source and run it. I g
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by trashcan 7y ago
Most likely that it isn't very common. Mine said <0.01% for the Brave user-agent.
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by trashcan 7y ago
Lutron Caseta is really good for smart switches. Also, if you just want motion activated lights, there are switches with IR motion sensors built in.
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by trashcan 7y ago
It seems like a lot of things are like that in Ansible. It seems like the preferred way to use it would be with a dynamic inventory, but most of the examples you'll find will have it hardcoded. Or you'd think you would to install

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