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by yegle 7y ago
Package it as a docker image and you can then run it on cloud.run (Might be expensive though). Disclaimer: I work for Google Cloud.
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by yegle 7y ago
Found this video https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kubernetesclu...
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by yegle 7y ago
Remember that vim is a charityware and you are encouraged to donate to Uganda children.
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by yegle 7y ago
This rating is based on a questionnaire: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...
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by yegle 7y ago
It's like an improved Soviet joke: American: in our country we have the freedom of criticizing our president Chinese: we sure have the freedom to criticize your president American: no no I mean you need to have the freedom to criticize
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by yegle 7y ago
Can this be used to release/beam the heat energy that are trapped by greenhouse gases, and be a solution to the climate change? (I don't have background in physics so apologize if this is a silly question)
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by yegle 7y ago
Most of the top comments in the thread are 1 years old now. DoH back then I think only have a Google DNS flavor which send request as human readable POST data or query string and respond in JSON. Since then the DoH has been standardized und
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by yegle 7y ago
https://blog.filippo.io/how-plex-is-doing-https-for-all-its-...
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by yegle 7y ago
You can create SSL certificate with a domain name but not so easy with an IP. See https://blog.filippo.io/how-plex-is-doing-https-for-all-its-...
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by yegle 7y ago
That's why normally you do self.assertEqual() instead of assert. To properly support assert with good error reporting, pytest has to rewrite the byte code. See http://doc.pytest.org/en/latest/assert.html#asser
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by yegle 7y ago
The $100/month 1Gbps plan used to be $70/month and ATT just includes the additional $30 to make it unlimited. There was a short period of time when the old $70/m plan includes unlimited data, which is what I'm using.
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by yegle 7y ago
The first problem is a valid problem in Python: it essentially don't have a "char" type, instead it only have strings with size 1. This actually ruined type annotation in Python: you can't properly annotate a function to
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by yegle 7y ago
A more practical use of USB C power supply would be replacing a NUC's power adapter. I saw this posted on Twitter today: https://mobile.twitter.com/taresky/status/115938806298554777... The keyword is "PD
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by yegle 7y ago
A very popular chat app, WeChat, was initially implemented over IMAP protocol.
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by yegle 7y ago
I find it very annoying to use the self checkout in Costco especially if you are buying bulky items. They force you to place scanned items on a scale which isn't always feasible.
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by yegle 7y ago
Looks like we should stop saying "comfort food" and just say "high calories/high carbohydrate unhealthy food"?
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by yegle 7y ago
Unless you don't consider a lot of touchscreen Windows laptops as modern computers. Most touchscreen laptops with Windows/ChromeOS are 4:3 screens.
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by yegle 7y ago
Run a DNS-over-TLS server on top of pihole and use the Private DNS feature available in Android P. https://github.com/yegle/your-dns
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by yegle 7y ago
For this specific issue, I believe https://developer.android.com/preview/privacy/scoped-storage is the solution. Too bad many Android developers are opposing this feature (e.g. previous discussion: https:/&#
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by yegle 7y ago
I believe Debian Burster (released just today) uses stubby ( https://dnsprivacy.org/wiki/m/mobile.action#page/1277989 ) as system level DNS cache instead dnsmasq. Stubby support sending DNS-over-TLS query to up
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by yegle 7y ago
When I was in college several years back, the NVidia card on my only computer, a Dell laptop, failed. X stopped working but framebuffer driver still works. I was not tech competent back then and didn't know exactly what went wrong. I s
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by yegle 7y ago
This reminds me the progress bar in TurboTax to check whether you have every number correct. Any modern computer should not take more than 1 second to do the verification and the animation is pure fake.
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by yegle 7y ago
Wiki suggest 16bit of Address Space Layer Randomization can be bruteforced in minutes, citing source: Shacham, H.; Page, M.; Pfaff, B.; Goh, E.J.; Modadugu, N.; Boneh, D (2004). On the Effectiveness of Address-Space Randomization. 11th ACM
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by yegle 7y ago
That only indicate the frontend of the service is up and potentially running. Being about to respond to ping and being able to serve HTTP request are two different things, and being able to serve HTTP request vs a fully functional website a
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by yegle 7y ago
If your code doesn't need to be py 2/3 compatible it's fine to annotate using str. But if you do, typing.Text and bytes is better.
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by yegle 7y ago
"Larry&Sergey Protobuf Moving Co."
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by yegle 7y ago
This is presumably integer calculation only?
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by yegle 7y ago
Except GFW always check the traffic and likely 1) DNS poisoned, 2) TCP RST'ed some of the misrouted traffic?
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by yegle 7y ago
You can buy the game and use Stadia without subscription. You are capped at 1080p though.
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Android?

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