ultimoo

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   Google Nest Camera Live and History offline for more than 4 hours(status.nest.com)

   2 points by ultimoo 7y ago|0 comments
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   by ultimoo 7y ago

   Yep, exactly what I was thinking. Add a small solar panel and it could probably function for a decade.
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   by ultimoo 7y ago

   I'm in the same boat. I wish Apple gave us a way to block internet access for specific apps. Currently, there is way to block cellular data for a given app but wifi is always unrestricted.
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   by ultimoo 7y ago

   This! I use FF with uBlock Origin without being signed into Google and it is absurd how many tries it takes to solve the crosswalks, bikes, and storefront riddles. Sometimes I give up due to frustration and open the site in Chrome.
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   by ultimoo 8y ago

   Not one myself but over the years I have seen older engineers who have published a book on a popular technical subject or have had open source contributions in widely used projects are seldom discriminated against!
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   by ultimoo 8y ago

   Great list! You forgot to mention the browser, I personally use FF and have grown to like it though I miss Chrome occasionally. >long ago switched to different email for main email, and forwarded gmail account to it (nobody uses it anymo
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   by ultimoo 8y ago

   Yep, made the switch to Firefox with DuckDuckGo little less than a year ago. It was surprisingly fast to get used to and I haven't been more at ease since. I highly recommend trying this out for at least 1 week for everyone out here!
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   by ultimoo 8y ago

   This is a neat approach. Mind sharing more how you've set it up? I've never used fastmail but looking at their pricing page would `licenceplate@` be an additional user that you have to pay monthly for?
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   by ultimoo 8y ago

   Splunk | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco | Full Time | Onsite I'm hiring full stack engineers for my team at our SF HQ. You'll have the opportunity to have significant impact on newly announced cloud based products. Golan
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Splunk | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco | Full Time | Onsite I'm hiring full stack engineers my team at our SF HQ. You'll have the opportunity to have significant impact on new recently announced cloud based products. Go
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    > To get the protections, you’ll have to break your habit of using Google’s Chrome browser, which by some estimates has more than half of the worldwide browser usage. Safari and Firefox have less than 20 percent combined. This point is k
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Splunk | Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time, Onsite, VISA We are hiring full stack engineers at our SF HQ. You'll have the opportunity to have significant impact on a new product offering that we are working toward. Go
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Any plans of having a SaaS offering?
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    > E2 uses an instruction set architecture known as explicit data graph execution, aka EDGE which isn't to be confused with Microsoft's Edge browser. I chuckled at this one.
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    I purchased a Surface Pro last week, which is my first Windows device in more than a decade. Couldn't have been happier. Though I enjoy using macOS for software development and other tasks much more than Windows, I don't think I
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Well, it is well written and informational.
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Bay Area or elsewhere?
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    by ultimoo 8y ago

    Hard to agree with this. Google and Amazon (AWS) are two largely successful companies (for working at, for investing in, for consuming etc.), and both have a traditionally "non-homogenous" product line that looks like it is differ
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Sorry to sidetrack here -- but any good recommendations for paid VPNs?
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    There is a LifeViewer link up top, I captured it on Imgur just in case it isn't loading for you. https://imgur.com/a/yNF5a
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    Splunk Acquires Phantom Cyber Corporation for $350m(splunk.com)

    2 points by ultimoo 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Philip Alston https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Alston
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    I had no idea the canals were this shallow! For some reason I thought they were at least 10 meters or so deep.
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    One of the strangest things with visas is that the agency that authorizes a person to work (DHS/USCIS) is different and has different objectives from the agency that issues the actual visas (DoS). With a valid USCIS work authorization
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    I understand everyone is upset about what this terrorist did, so am I. However, we should be cautious about making statements about genetics. Apart from there not being any major scientific research behind it, it also leads to disturbing e
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Since his DoB is 1946 he'd be 17/18 in 1963. What's fishy?
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Great read! >> "Let me start by saying that if you are not alerting on accept queue overflows, well, you should." Does anyone know how to effectively keep a tab on this on a docker container running nginx open source? I have
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Interesting, do you then always forfeit the credit card rewards to your friend? Everyone's situation is different but usually credit card points can be quiet valuable coming in at 3% to 5% of the swiped amount. (For example, $1000 spen
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    For Go, does anyone have opinions on how is this is advantageous than using the in-built HTTP server (net.Listen() from net/http) that can fronted by a regular nginx/proxy_pass?
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    by ultimoo 9y ago

    Great work! On a side note -- what framework/software is used to make these browser based slide shows? They are super fast and also elegant looking.