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by trome 10y ago
Its reliable enough that tons of businesses use it for their core operations, I know mine does. When the chips are down, there is a big, talkative community using it and I know at the very least I'll find an answer, whereas if this wer
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by trome 10y ago
How do you handle credit card integrations, any repos I can look at? I can help you with easily integrating the former by the way, no reason not to get integrated payments.
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by trome 10y ago
Lol, that is highly unrealistic. Where is this magical secure garage going to come from? Underground parking costs $40k per spot to build, above ground is similar. Add in the cost of security and the long term costs of parking are extremely
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by trome 10y ago
I'm at this training with a developer from South America who just moved to the US, and holy moly he got screwed over. He is earning $15/hr writing PHP for this small company in an expensive area ($1350/month for 1 bed & 1
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by trome 10y ago
This low slung, suburban sprawl is strangling growth in California, and eventually towns like Vista won't be able to afford the maintenance costs on their aging infrastructure, at which point Vista ends up like Detroit. We should be bu
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by trome 10y ago
Hence why building suburban sprawl is unsustainable, and is actually a major economic problem for the Bay Area & most of the US. Eventually you end up like Detroit, since suburban sprawl is very expensive to maintain. Urban areas need t
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by trome 10y ago
Uhh, the H3 has supports TrustZone and has an efuse that is unset but can be burned with a signature, so its supportable in that regard.
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by trome 10y ago
Uhh, if you want a bad experience from a closed source blob, CedarX is your go to. Cedrus is the fully open VPU driver I was referring to, with H265, VP8 and H264 support. http://linux-sunxi.org/Cedrus Mali is still closed
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by trome 10y ago
Broadcom released a tangentially related driver (Not targeted at the RasPi) and the person who could do the quickest, dirtiest port of that driver to kinda-sorta get Quake 3 running got $10k. I remember when this happened, it was a shitshow
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by trome 10y ago
Sure, but Allwinner did release their BSP under GPLv2, which the community summarily ported to mainline for the chunks they hadn't rewritten already. Broadcom has yet to do anything like that. https://github.com/allwinn
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by trome 10y ago
Yet they have the best mainline driver support, with a fully open VPU driver. Not saying they did any of that mind you, but they at least put the docs out there and eventually posted their BSP on github under GPLv2, so their changes could b
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by trome 10y ago
The OrangePi Zero is $7, same H3 SOC with the same software stack, plus it has ethernet, wifi & POE.
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by trome 10y ago
You are fighting the good fight, freeing one of the most common single board computers! That being said, besides quantity, why focus on the Raspberry Pi instead of Allwinner H3 based boards or another board where most of the support (includ
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by trome 10y ago
Come get your nCLI greylist routes with 1.2sec of audio latency! That is basically what is going on with these routes, or they are used to route calling card traffic.
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by trome 10y ago
They are almost certainly test numbers, to see if they can get calls through to a country where calling is expensive. Often if you attempt to set up a call & not SIP 403 reject, they won't accept the audio media, so call setup cann
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by trome 10y ago
Yeah, often fraudsters using Sipvicious won't complete the call and connect to media, I've seen this when routing all unauthorized traffic to 800 numbers.
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by trome 10y ago
I see attempts to push fraudulent traffic constantly on my SIP servers, recently I've taken to putting recordings on for them or routing to a random 800 number. Is calling Palestine Mobile Phones not possible over VOIP currently? I kin
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by trome 10y ago
Definitely, if you deface their website intentionally, they may have a case against you (a shaky one at best), but if you do the bare minimum to revert their website back to its prior state, their case will be without merit.
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by trome 10y ago
Depends on your jurisdiction, if you see stolen property that you can prove ownership of (bike, computer, etc) and you recover it off someone else's property without breaking and entering in Washington State, your legally in the clear.
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by trome 10y ago
Yeah, if Nokia were to produce a Lumia 920 styled phone with Maemo and support for newer band plans (B12/B66, etc), it would sell well. Cloning the iPhone won't take you very far when its on the decline, but making a phone that is
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by trome 10y ago
If I go and take something without paying, does the party I took it from have the right to recover said object? If you have access to the server, due to the customer adding your SSH keys or similar, and they do not remove your keys, that is
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by trome 10y ago
3 years at Amazon practically makes you a piece of the furniture there! That puts you well into the top 10% of employees by length of employment. Good job in surviving what most can't!
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by trome 10y ago
Definitely, the major change has been Universities monetizing this whole segment of untapped market, whereby they can get 4 paid years of tuition from the average student, where before all these people were bypassing their educational syste
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by trome 10y ago
Google definitely lets top tier employees slip right through their hiring process, as does basically every other company. Is Google going to be reaching out often to students at universities near their campus locations? Probably not, and de
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by trome 10y ago
This is a really broad statement, with bold claims like: The difference between a top-25 school and anything else is like day and night With no citations or supporting evidence. Nor is a Top-25 school defined, is it a Top-25 school in the
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by trome 10y ago
No, if the customer gave me authorized access, your damn straight I'm going to take down my work, and not via a DMCA as they would still have a full copy. If that were illegal under CFAA then bricking a computer using Computrace wouldn
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by trome 10y ago
Its not the customer's property, you could DMCA takedown notice the customer's host if you don't have access to the site. In regards to hired labor undoing work done, I've done that with a hand from my local sheriff here
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by trome 10y ago
Uhh, they don't own the IP if they haven't paid, bottom line. Having been in a very similar situation to what you just described in regards to the retail store, that is exactly what you do when they drag ass on paying, as you are
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by trome 10y ago
The TSA does not have to be anywhere near as bad as it is right now. We could have similar levels of security without millimeter wave scanners or pat downs, and without removing shoes, belts, etc. The reinforcement of cockpit doors and addi
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by trome 10y ago
I'd beg to differ, Amazon just seems like an incompetent mess every time I have to deal with them. 2 of the past 5 orders have been messed up or non-functional, the one I'm still waiting for delivery on was supposed to be here on

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