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webignition
12y ago
I'll be fitting some 12v-based USB wall sockets, much like the type you can fit in a car. These can then provide power for phones. Regarding computers, I've so far only considered my desktop. You can get ready made DC to DC ATX po
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webignition
12y ago
I've considered voltage drop over cable length only in as far as I'm aware that it occurs. I haven't tested the level of voltage drop. I currently use 12v circuits in my camper van and haven't experienced any significant
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webignition
12y ago
Interestingly, I'm looking to do exactly this in a new home (new to me, not newly constructed). I'll soon be moving to a park home (a relatively-permanent mobile home) that is in need of a fair amount of renovation. I'll be r
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webignition
12y ago
Any idea when we'll see the hardcover copy available direct from Amazon UK? For non-linear books such as this I often prefer a physical copy as I can very easily flick back and forth between sections. I could buy the hardcover copy fro
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webignition
12y ago
I think you would have to experience first-hand what it is like to drive in almost any country that is outside the US, Europe or most of the commonwealth to really appreciate the difficulty of developing a self-driving car that could handle
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webignition
12y ago
The universe initially expanded very quickly but not at the speed of light. A university professor of mine[0] who was (perhaps still is) involved directly in international scientific efforts to examine the expansion of the universe once exp
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12y ago
What other methods are you looking to introduce and when might they be an option? I created a Stellar account but am in the minority of people who don't have a Facebook account and was a little disappointed.
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Ask HN: Web-based SaaS products with in-app purchase-style revenue model?
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webignition
12y ago
The whole event was filmed. I'd expect an edited version will be made available.
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Guide To Reliable HTTP Resource Retrieval In Applications
(blog.simplytestable.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
That being said, people who sniff UA string to serve different content (or even block the user) should end up in hell. Goodness me how I could rant endlessly on this subject. I operate an automated web frontend testing service and much of
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webignition
13y ago
Let us know how it goes. I'm eager to be sold on this but am concerned over the pricing.
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13y ago
The blue text with red caret solves a real problem. It might appear odd in the context in which it appears, that is with the caret at the end of the line, but consider cases where the caret is between letters in a word. When editing a secti
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webignition
13y ago
How can you be sure? Just curious, not saying you're wrong.
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13y ago
I find it interesting that you say this since it's quite opposite to my needs and usage. I find multimedia keys to be an annoyance. I only press a multimedia key by mistake when intending to hit a different key or when trying to rest t
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webignition
13y ago
GitHub certainly has wikis, I often use project wikis to document various bits and bobs.
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webignition
13y ago
I think my point was that it is commonly regarded as a country, at least in my experience when it comes to people who don't live in the UK. Technically the UK is a sovereign state composed of four countries and not a country itself.
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webignition
13y ago
Yes, they certainly are different countries. I say technically as by definition they are but in the way they are treated I'd say they're not. I'd say the difference between Wales and England as a whole is no different in sp
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13y ago
I was born in Wales and live currently in England. These are two different countries of the four that form the UK. My personal impression is that within the UK these are not seen so much as different countries but more as different administ
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13y ago
What was the country you were born in?
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13y ago
The UK beta allowed Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards
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13y ago
I concur with the unreliability of hardware. Back in January a production Hetzer box of mine saw both HDDs die at the same time. That somewhat killed the redundancy benefit of RAID. That said, it did spur a month-long effort to truly revamp
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13y ago
"More than that, for some people [that the call is being recorded] really improves their attitude and their service." I'm interested in hearing in what ways a caller's attitude changes when they know a call is being reco
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13y ago
Thanks, that's a great idea that somehow escaped me. I agree that using stolen card details to subscribe to a recurring service is unlikely for the purpose of using the service. My concern is that through being able to take out a subsc
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Ask HN: What measures can I take to reduce fraud when taking online payments?
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13y ago
Slightly off-topic: what's a good way to handle cases such as this where you have a wildcard certificate? I'll be getting a wildcard certificate for a project and, never having used one before, I had assumed the certificate would be valid f
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13y ago
I initially misread esquivalience as esquivalence and took it to mean estimated equivalence, as in the word that is to equivalence what guesstimate is to estimate.
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14y ago
My understanding is the messages app seamlessly transitions to using iMessage to send messages over a data connection where available. Assuming this to be the case, you wouldn't normally choose to use iMessage. It just happens if it can. If
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14y ago
Firstly, an attacker with access to your backend database will have full access to user credentials if passwords are not salted and hashed. An attacker can then sign in as any user. The attacker may not be trying to steal all your have and
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webignition
14y ago
why do you need backing for software keyboard ?! It takes time to make software. Backing gives you the money to dedicate time.
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