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Making Cybertruck Faster(tryblackbird.com)
2 points by warp 6y ago|0 comments
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by warp 6y ago
With git-annex the size of the repo isn't as important, it's more about how many files you have stored in it. I find git-annex to become a bit unwieldy at around 20k to 30k files, at least on modest hardware like a Raspberry Pi or
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Deconstructing That $69M NFT(blog.erratasec.com)
2 points by warp 6y ago|0 comments
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by warp 6y ago
The reason they're late is because they switched from the Raspbarry Pi 3 compute module to the (then recently announced/released) Raspberry Pi 4 compute module very late into the project. I would have preferred if they had shipped
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by warp 6y ago
This was a Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/745629624/cutiepi-raspb... (I am a backer, but I haven't received mine yet, so don't yet have an opinion on the product)
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by warp 6y ago
> The current domain trading situation is as if some real estate agent would buy all land instead of mediating seller and buyer. Zillow (and probably other companies) are experimenting with this, buying up quite a bunch of homes to build
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by warp 6y ago
My personal rules for this are: 1. If I haven't used the domain in 2 years, it's never going to happen so I will let it lapse That in itself may not be enough, as you may become attached to some of the names, because they're
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Google spent tens of millions of dollars PER Stadia port(twitter.com)
17 points by warp 6y ago|5 comments
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DHH's testimony to AZ House of Reps regarding Apple's 30% tax(world.hey.com)
10 points by warp 6y ago|1 comments
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by warp 6y ago
I think Garriot is no longer involved with Shroud of the Avatar, I'm not sure of the details but it seems he sold or left the thing in 2019 and probably stopped actively working on it earlier than that. https://en.wikipedia.
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by warp 6y ago
If the browser doesn't lie while rendering the page, then JavaScript can deduce the window size by measuring elements on the page. And obviously JavaScript can send this information to the server.
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by warp 6y ago
I assume the idea is that each update can then be manually reviewed (by an actual human) -- because that's what you're paying for as a developer listing your app. Which should in theory get rid of a lot of scam submissions.
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by warp 6y ago
Mozilla Persona, for anyone curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Persona
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by warp 6y ago
AFAICS the article was first posted 18 January 2021, so (2019) would be incorrect.
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by warp 6y ago
Fails in Safari for me. Works fine in Firefox and Chrome on the same machine.
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Apple Mac Mini (M1): One More Thing(thurrott.com)
15 points by warp 6y ago|13 comments
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by warp 6y ago
> Despite significant efforts by the Go security team, it has not been possible to patch the vulnerabilities discussed in this blog post. Well, that is not something you want to see in a public disclosure.
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by warp 6y ago
I've had great success with the Google smart speaker with "Hey Google, turn off the Living Room TV". I do have to specify "Living Room TV", even though the speaker and chromecast are configured to be in the same roo
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by warp 6y ago
AWS Graviton instances apparently offer better price/performance compared to intel EC2 instances. So there probably is a slow move to ARM for some developers.
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by warp 6y ago
Facebook is actually doing much better in this regard than Google/Amazon/etc.. For example, in certain developing countries "social media" is included for free with your phone plan, often there is no net neutrality and c
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by warp 6y ago
My main use nowadays is to select files. i.e. I have a folder with many files, and I need to cp or mv some of them elsewhere. If it's more than a handful tab completing them is a chore, so I run "mc". A gui doesn't hel
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by warp 6y ago
I wonder if it would be feasible to release a product with different classes of memory. So you'd have the 8GB or 16GB in the M1 chip + an extra 48 GB elsewhere one the board. Obviously the M1 memory would be faster, but e.g. Xbox seri
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by warp 6y ago
There some risk of permanent or long lasting damage even if you do not die from the virus. (So it is more risky than just a nasty flu). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Covid
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by warp 6y ago
There is a "Download" button in the mobile Youtube apps (if you're paying for Youtube Premium).
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Facebook account banned after linking Oculus account(reddit.com)
895 points by warp 6y ago|425 comments
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Escaping Improperly Sandboxed Iframes(danieldusek.com)
2 points by warp 6y ago|0 comments
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by warp 6y ago
Considering the success of the Quest compared to most other headsets.... I'm wondering of Sony is going to try to make the next PlayStation VR a standalone device. Sony is launching the PS5 in November this year, and there hasn't
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by warp 6y ago
That needs a powerful gaming PC though. The whole reason the Oculus Quest is so popular is because it is a standalone device.
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by warp 6y ago
But then a lying DNS server could easily identify those, and NOT lie about http://*.google -- the reason these requests are entirely random domain names is so they're not easily recognized as probes.
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by warp 6y ago
Tim Sweeney still has a controlling stake in Epic, and has been beating this drum for a while. Previously when Microsoft introduced the Windows Store he was decrying the future of Windows as an open platform. So to me it seems mostly Tim&#

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