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by wiml 3y ago
New plan: build a custom cycle with 25 wheels. Become the most popular person in town.
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by wiml 3y ago
That's what "domain fronting" was: you put an innocuous domain in the SNI but a different domain in the Host: header and in some circumstances with some CDNs this would work.
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by wiml 3y ago
They also did a more in-depth episode on Grenfell, which touched on a lot of the same issues, except Grenfell was (a) taller and (b) occupied.
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by wiml 3y ago
Supply, demand, and cartels like Realpage.
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by wiml 3y ago
I get the impression that some of the big name CAs are ... not very technology oriented, you might say. They focus on the sales side, and treat the actual issuance and revocation of certificates as an unfortunate cost center and minimize in
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by wiml 3y ago
I duckduckwent it on Kagi
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by wiml 3y ago
Is there anyone who isn't ?
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by wiml 3y ago
Hm, you normally need more nozzle (/bell) as you ascend. I'm not sure how to square this with autophagy but if you figure it out I will subscribe to your newsletter.
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by wiml 3y ago
I think some of the offline-first chat/social networks will work this way - briar? serval?
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by wiml 3y ago
They are in some old SF. I like the term too.
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by wiml 3y ago
It seems to be their "multifunctional smart glass"? https://www.zeiss.com/oem-solutions/products-solutions/multi...
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by wiml 3y ago
I think that's a deep misunderstanding of "the 10× programmer". They produce 10× of the useful output, but they don't necessarily work that much harder.
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by wiml 3y ago
Is that better than using ordinary job control (nemo . &) ?
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by wiml 3y ago
I'm not a historian of real property law, but my understanding is it's more often the other way around. The legal boundaries were/are defined by a mixture of reference to objects on the ground and conventional use. Any WGS84
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by wiml 3y ago
The house's thermal mass would also limit the data rate.
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by wiml 3y ago
Interestingly, optical was one of the PHYs for the original 802.11: indirect (diffuse) infrared. I think the idea was that the AP and the individual nodes would communicate by scatter off the office ceiling. (The other two PHYs were FHSS an
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by wiml 3y ago
I've wondered why that is. Both Linux and MacOS take several seconds to change low level screen parameters like this. It made some sense in the age of CRTs, but today I struggle to understand why it takes more than 50ms. What is it doi
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by wiml 3y ago
I don't think that it's truly universal, but quite a few image compression schemes have a similar structure if you stand back and squint: 1. Use a reversible linear transform to transform the image into some other space. (It'
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by wiml 3y ago
Hm, you're right, even the 13.56 tags have come way down in price. Anyway, I think my point still stands: RFID as a technology used to be more expensive, and used to be at a price point were tracking an asset like a book or a shipping
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by wiml 3y ago
They are chips. Press release suggests they're using Impinj's ISO-18000-63 chips. Those chips are small (datasheet says 362×247×120 microns) and directly bonded to the printed antenna inlay.
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by wiml 3y ago
A library book is a relatively expensive object (not necessarily the physical book, but the whole cost of having the book at the library). Spending a couple dollars on a durable tag that is permanently attached to the book makes sense. Reta
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by wiml 3y ago
I think the other version I'm familiar with is a Navy captain or new minted admiral - especially in the age of sail - someone who has to operate on their own for a long stretch. Looking around I see a bunch of variations: - the CEO or
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by wiml 3y ago
The thing that quantum mechanics introduces here is the idea that there are conjugate variables (things which are the FT of each other), and that position and momentum is just one such pair.
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by wiml 3y ago
Dogs are famous for being tail-recursive
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by wiml 3y ago
It's really easy to generate a public RSA key with desired patterns in it. The 1992-era PGP did use the last few bytes of the public key as the identifier, but later versions moved to using a truncated hash (MD5, and later SHA). At som
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by wiml 3y ago
A $2.50 coin would fill the gap well.
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by wiml 3y ago
With PTFE. I'm not sure what the vague term "forever chemical" covers but PTFE is a perfluorinated alkane and is pretty "forever"ish.
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by wiml 3y ago
I'm pretty sure it was "grok" in SiaSL . Is there some other origin?
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by wiml 3y ago
63 bytes per label, but the name can be longer than that.
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by wiml 3y ago
Pidgin

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