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ultrafez
10y ago
I imagine that you could build a functional equivalent with an ESP8266, a power adapater, and a Twilio account - no server required, since you should be able to measure volume directly on the ESP8266 itself. The parts would cost you less th
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10y ago
To get the react-scripts command, you'll need to globally install the react-scripts package with: npm install -g react-scripts
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10y ago
I don't see why that wouldn't be possible, it likely wouldn't run in realtime though.
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ultrafez
10y ago
It's perplexing to me that to own something, you must agree to a contract.
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10y ago
Docker's fairly easy to get your head around in a few hours if you do a bit of reading. It's being used as a base tool for more and more projects now, so I'd definitely recommend having an understanding of how it works at a b
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10y ago
I was affected by this - I lost some credit that I had remaining from the Github Student Pack due to it expiring with relatively short notice. If I open a support ticket, will I be able to ask to get that credit back?
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ultrafez
10y ago
Putting off or tasking someone else with jobs you don't want to do doesn't seem like the healthiest long-term strategy.
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10y ago
Well there's a surprise.
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10y ago
I believe it's down to how your bank sets up your card, and how the retailer's set up. In the UK, when I pay with my debit card at Tesco, after entering my PIN it instantly says I can remove my card. Apparently it's because
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11y ago
Working on a mid-2012 15" non-retina MBP. I was able to pick up the tune on various frequencies, starting around 650khz and on various other bands right up to around 1500khz (my radio's upper limit).
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11y ago
If you're being picky, then I can be picky too: the concept of a "pull request" isn't defined in that manpage, only the command "request-pull" is. A "pull request" is an entity in itself. The command
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11y ago
For a car that you never use because choosing to driving in London is a questionable choice.
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11y ago
If you include io.js, sure. Node did technically jump considerably.
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ultrafez
11y ago
"dependency hell" is a bit of an exaggeration. It has one dependency.
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11y ago
This has to be the simplest React app I've seen yet :) (not having a go - just made me chuckle!)
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11y ago
Documents like this are fantastic as a potential collaborator.
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11y ago
You could submit a pull request to hub to fix it! Perhaps not using hub to do so, though.
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11y ago
Have a look at this: http://lightpack.tv/
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12y ago
If you change your algorithm, your old tokens are still usable because you know which algorithm was used to create them.
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12y ago
I haven't tested it, but https://appear.in/ seems to do what you're describing.
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12y ago
I've paid for it once, but before that I had at least two extensions, and since I paid I've had one extension.
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12y ago
It's not really an excuse to waste more resources though. Saying "this only wastes a tiny amount of resources compared to this other thing" isn't justification to waste it anyway.
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12y ago
It's disappointing that we are in the situation where we have several competing protocols for streaming audio - Google Cast, AirPlay, Spotify Connect, UPnP/DLNA. As a society we are capable of making software and hardware that int
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12y ago
Some would already argue systemd is already fsckd.
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12y ago
Did iOS 8 add something that allowed this app to be created? Tasker has existed on Android for years, so I assume that there had to be a technical limitation as to why a comparable app wasn't created for iOS.
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12y ago
Is this new? FireChat does exactly this - chat over an ad-hoc mesh network - and that came out months ago, maybe even a year ago.
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12y ago
I thought that was questionable too. Why was there a prescription to pick up to treat a viral infection, which there is no treatment for?
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12y ago
The sample wands and cartridges are single use - see the FAQ page: https://cue.me/faq
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12y ago
It's hard to win the game when you can't determine what the goal is.
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12y ago
While it's not built-in to Android, the app Glympse does exactly this.
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