travbrack

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by travbrack 6y ago
Part of what's useful about science is that when you study obvious things, sometimes you get a counterintuitive result. This time it confirmed the obvious, but that's not always true.
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by travbrack 6y ago
Do you own Tesla stock?
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by travbrack 6y ago
From TFA: > I wouldn't recommend using Airtable to store fast-moving data but as a means of storing strings, images, positions of views, and general data that won't get updated very often, Airtable could be a potential option f
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by travbrack 6y ago
It would have been so hard to predict Twitter.
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by travbrack 6y ago
Meet supports up to 100 participants. That would be pretty tough to do e2ee. Is there a service that can do that?
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by travbrack 6y ago
They might be in the wrong career if they don't want to read official documentation.
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by travbrack 6y ago
People who die from the virus usually infect many others before death. There isn't really any selection pressure for keeping the host alive.
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by travbrack 6y ago
I'd rather use your tool to decide where to go to lunch. I'd rather use OP's tool to decide which city to move to.
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by travbrack 6y ago
I'm curious what the percentage is right now.
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by travbrack 6y ago
At least it's not trafficly
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by travbrack 6y ago
For some reason this brought back memories of mIRC
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by travbrack 6y ago
How do you decide?
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by travbrack 6y ago
Spyro looked a lot better without the textures IMO
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by travbrack 6y ago
Do other spam filters actually check every incoming email against a database of outgoing emails?
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by travbrack 6y ago
The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.
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by travbrack 7y ago
Gotta get those clicks
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by travbrack 7y ago
I remember hearing this on the acquired.fm podcast as well. Not sure what their source was.
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by travbrack 7y ago
I used to spend hours on the hotline as a kid. It was really weird and entertaining.
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by travbrack 7y ago
Almost as useless as this comment.
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by travbrack 7y ago
No PC version though sadly.
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by travbrack 7y ago
Most *nix server and cloud nodes use bash for the shell. You're right about embedded systems but they're not usually the target platform for a config management system like this one or Ansible.
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by travbrack 7y ago
I’m surprised there’s no explanation of why Bash was chosen for this.
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by travbrack 7y ago
And performer. Also those aren't soprano recorders so they're less squeaky.
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by travbrack 7y ago
I made something similar using Hammerspoon on Mac. I make a list of tasks, one per line, with a time estimate. Hammerspoon will show the active task, the time elapsed, and the estimate on top of everything using canvas. It's helped me
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by travbrack 7y ago
Parent comment is talking about link utilization and you’re talking about transit fees. You’re on a different wavelength (pun intended) Bandwidth is finite. Links can become congested.
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by travbrack 7y ago
What do wa state hacker parents have planned for their kids?
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Inslee expands coronavirus K-12 school closure across Washington State(seattletimes.com)
2 points by travbrack 7y ago|2 comments
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by travbrack 7y ago
Sorry for the pedantry but traffic shaping (slowing down a class of traffic on purpose) is a standard qos technique
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by travbrack 7y ago
Nissan had a bit of a head start on Tesla.
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by travbrack 7y ago
I think you mean application protocols. There's only one TCP protocol. In the example of gRPC you'd have gRPC > http/2 > TCP > IP > ethernet Yes load balancers can make decisions on application layer protocols lik

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