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by ytjohn 13y ago
This looks very much like the Rommoss car charger. I have one for my laptop. This gets its source from 12V DC instead of AC, but the rest works the same. Usb port and automatic voltage sensing circuitry. You just need a specific cable for w
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I use a standing desk. When I first started out, I spent a lot of time thinking about how I could make a standing desk that I could raise and lower. I looked at taking apart office chairs and using the hydraulics, I looked at possible crank
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by ytjohn 13y ago
This will probably lead to a new RTF exploit...
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Someone did an article on HN recently where they were taking back their branding back from various social media outlets. They essentially just added some redirect urls. So domain.dom/plus went to their Google+ page, and domain.dom&#x2F
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by ytjohn 13y ago
>Another benefit of this time saving is that you don't have to go right back to work. If you have 30-60 minute lunch window, most people spend the bulk of that time obtaining and consuming food. Imagine having your thermos at the re
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by ytjohn 13y ago
They have (somewhere), but even more interesting is that they are kind of treating this in a sort of open source manner. They either plan to (or already have) publish the recipe. It's not going to be a trade secret, and they expect com
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Reading your other comments, it seems you've already formed a negative opinion of this product based on your existing lifestyle. Hopefully I can explain it a way that makes sense. I have plenty of time to make food, but it's not j
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Ahh.. this takes me back to when you had your page on something like Angelfire or Geocities and someone else would provide free guestbook or "contact us" type forms. You just had to plunk some code into your html and go. This is t
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Check out Codebox.io, another open source web ide. I've been comparing the two from a self-hosted standpoint. c9 definitely has the more polished interface (for instance, the ability to resize any pain), but codebox doesn't seem t
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by ytjohn 13y ago
My "goto" for shell scripts is http://echoip.org/ , though I recently setup my own such script as well. It's a one-liner in PHP, though having some json output alternatives would be useful as well.
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I've used autotype before and it works fantastic, but you have to be super careful with it. It basically switches back to the last window you had open and immediately types your username and password in. It is very easy for this to typ
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Ahh.. found their blog. https://layer.com/blog/post/why-I-joined-layer-jeremie
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by ytjohn 13y ago
This looks interesting. I looked at their site and documentation for implementing a client (once they are up and running). Do they provide any other information about their goals? Do you know if they have a goal to let anyone run a Layer se
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by ytjohn 13y ago
For public facing web site/blogs, everyone using the same CDN might make your page load faster because there's a good chance a visitor to your site already loaded it from a CDN. So initially I was all for using NetDNA's CDN (
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by ytjohn 13y ago
This is just what the mind controlling parasites want you to think.
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by ytjohn 13y ago
The attacker never got access to the victim's email accounts. He changed dns records to point to a different server. So he would have gotten some new email emails during the time he had the MX records pointed at his server (and he coul
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Most of these are $200-$400 in price range. These are full computers (just with limited storage). If Google starts charging in a few years, you can convert it over to a full desktop with [Crouton]( http://www.howtogeek.com/16
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I bought a really expensive coffee maker that comes with a 3-month supply of coffee beans from a 3rd party supplier. I chose this pricier coffee maker over a competitors because of that included supply made up the difference. That supplier
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Menalto Gallery is fairly good. I used it for years actually, and I think it's the most feature rich gallery app out there. http://galleryproject.org/
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Ok, so I installed it and added some pictures into uploads/import. Lychee imported these and dropped them into a smart album called Unsorted. I then wanted to organize these into albums. The first thing I noticed was there was no way t
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by ytjohn 13y ago
For years and years, I used Gallery/Gallery2 to self-host photos, but more and more, I found myself taking photos with my phone instead of a regular camera. From the smartphone, it was much easier to upload to Facebook (and now, G+) th
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by ytjohn 13y ago
There should a short demo/how to play when you start. When it starts up, you're on a map with enemies swarming around and all you can figure to do is move the target with the mouse and click to fire. After being stuck in one spot
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Coming soon to a shoebox datacenter near you.
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From what they said about these reading sensor data, I'm picturing a factory, industrial, or field type scenario. I'm picturing a very small embedded computer with some sensors attached and an internal ssd. Referencing a 1.5gb OS
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I like the developer options in android. Just go to about phone and click the build number a large number of times. You basically have to know this exists to seek out the how online and then do it. Almost no one is going to enable this by a
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I hate using Lync for group conversations, but I feel compelled to point out that it also works on Mac OSX. If you don't need the video/desktop sharing (which crawls after you get more than 8 people involved), you can use Pidgin&#
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Holy crap. I just discovered that development for Enlightenment has resumed. I remember loving using E17 back in the day and then drifted away from it as it stopped being updated. I didn't realize development had stopped because E17 wa
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Two I got in this same category: - Man places his genome to Github, smartass forks and issues a pull request - Paul Graham consistently says ‘um’ ~7 times per year, audit finds And this one is hilarious enough to get an honorable mention:
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by ytjohn 13y ago
Most of the lights near my towns exit ramp work off of light sensors (dusk to dawn style). There are a couple where the sensor is either too sensitive or angled incorrectly (so it picks up vehicle headlights). As your car approaches, the li
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by ytjohn 13y ago
I remember watching the first E-cat "test". This is one of those things that is either an incredible breakthrough or a "the bigger the lie" type scam. The key thing to remember is that Rossi is not doing this to advance

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