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by trashcan 7y ago
I am seeing this affect s3 content, most likely because the domain is not resolving correctly.
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by trashcan 7y ago
When I spoke to Microsoft (circa 2004), they said I needed a bachelor's degree from a respected college like UW, or relevant job experience to even apply. I was attending a community college at the time so I volunteered to work at a te
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by trashcan 7y ago
It just means disposable or difficult to track. You burn it when you are done with it to eliminate a link to you.
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by trashcan 7y ago
Check out: http://www.bamboogarden.com/barrier%20installation.htm
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by trashcan 7y ago
Were you working downtown?
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by trashcan 8y ago
That's a fair point if they actually do work fine on other chargers. My experience with previous wireless chargers was that they only actually worked if they were designed for the specific phone (e.g. Pixel 3 XL stand). Lots of going b
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by trashcan 8y ago
I bought the wireless charging version, but I also had it engraved. I'm guessing that will prevent it from being returnable. Hopefully Apple issues a blanket refund of the price difference for everyone.
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by trashcan 8y ago
I'm not saying that just throwing a person into jail will help. But a jail with a working treatment program could.* Maybe everyone in the video they talked to in the CT treatment program was being disingenious or dishonest, but it soun
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by trashcan 8y ago
I do believe that when someone is slowly dying of addiction on the streets, that it might be more compassionate to help them cure that addiction, even if it is against their will (not like you normally get to decide you don't want to g
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by trashcan 8y ago
Did you watch the video? Removing access to drugs and providing them with I assume subsidized medication that is used to treat addiction.
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by trashcan 8y ago
I don't think that IoT implies publicly accessible (correct me if I'm wrong). "IoT" smart water meters exist, and they usually use cellphone networks to send data (water usage) to the utility company.
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by trashcan 8y ago
> 2. IoT devices that detects leakages in main pipes I used to work for a company that does this: http://gwfathom.com/ They replace traditional water meters with smart meters and then provide software tooling around moni
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by trashcan 8y ago
Writes require an exclusive file handle/lock (only one write can happen at a time), so read heavy uses are usually a better match.
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by trashcan 8y ago
Haha, sorry. I meant IP cameras, not VOIP.
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by trashcan 8y ago
The Dafang firmware he flashed allows RTSP so they can be used as generic VOIP cameras. That functionality isn't present in the original firmware.
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by trashcan 8y ago
Not to be rude, but this is specifically mentioned in the article.
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by trashcan 8y ago
Are you going to get a powerwall? If not be aware that in some (all?) states if you don't have your own battery source, your power will be designed so it is interrupted during an outage.
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by trashcan 8y ago
Yeah, that is a very likely cause. Make sure to get a quality power supply and a decent MicroSD card (as in, not the cheapest one on Amazon) so it doesn't fail after a few months. I have Raspberry Pis that have had uptimes of years+ wi
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by trashcan 8y ago
Yep. The chipotle chicken breast with potato and broccoli is my favorite.
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by trashcan 8y ago
> with `pip install -r requirements.txt` that works out of the box? Works out of the box until you're missing a distro package that is required to build a dependency that needs to be compiled from source. I've never used maven
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by trashcan 8y ago
My experience was: You say, "I already know this stuff, can I just take the final?" Uni says, "Yes, you can test out of it and get credit for the class." I was allowed to take the final for any class I wanted to and if I
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by trashcan 8y ago
I can definitely relate to everything you've said, minus FAANG. One thing that helped me a lot is finding a job that allows my schedule to be flexible. Minus oncall, I can come in at 8am or noon, and no one bats an eye as long as work
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by trashcan 8y ago
The excuse could definitely be that their fundamental business model is not compliant with GDPR. If they can't financially justify complying with it, then they can't allow access from European countries. Edit: Maybe that's wh
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by trashcan 8y ago
I can't reply to you cabaalis, but the difference is excluding (discriminating) versus targeting. Targeting is legal, discriminating is not. As in the Alamo Drafthouse is more than welcome to have a women's night event for a parti
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by trashcan 8y ago
The problem is that it is illegal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Housing_Act You can't choose to rent based on familial status.
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by trashcan 8y ago
An employee being rude to their customer.
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by trashcan 8y ago
"braking"!
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by trashcan 8y ago
Are there any plans or targets to lower the memory requirement?
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by trashcan 8y ago
Agreed. I really would prefer to use Gitlab, but at the moment I'm using Gogs on my Linode instance because it runs smoothly in <1GB of RAM.
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by trashcan 9y ago
This looks cool! I tried to use it, but I don't have "dot". It's kind of hard to search for, can you point me in the right direction?

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