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by zelon88 6y ago
I love SublimeText. In a world full of VSCode & friends; there's something to be said for an app like ST that does one thing and does it well.
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by zelon88 6y ago
Also interesting and noteworthy is it appears that today, just 7 hours prior to this Krebs article, an investigation was launched into Ubiquity for potential securities fraud. http://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2
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by zelon88 6y ago
Maybe this was someone close to Zerodium burning the compromise against PHPs Git server to bring attention to other zerodium commits dating back to 2017?
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by zelon88 6y ago
Apple telling you they don't log IPs means nothing. Facebook did this and nobody batted an eye. [1] It's also incredibly unlikely. I'm just trying to picture what this server that does no kind of user identification at all lo
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by zelon88 6y ago
Before I give my thoughts, I want to say that I really enjoyed this article. I didn't agree with much of it, but I had a good time reading it and I had a few chuckles along the way. > Free-softwarites like to use beer metaphors (fre
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by zelon88 6y ago
Soooooo, free market capitalism?
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by zelon88 6y ago
I think a better approach for enterprise and high end hardware would be socketed capacitor or diode banks. Those are the parts that usually deteriorate or fail anyway. This way you can keep the components close to where they need to be and
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by zelon88 6y ago
Of course they did. That's the reddit business model. A handful of people who mostly delegate work to slave labor (volunteer moderators) and only take action themselves to monitor and maintain the slaves. Reddit employees have no purpo
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by zelon88 6y ago
Open source exists so one person can build off the ideas of other people. This is how we get layers of abstraction that make computers approachable for the next person. So one person makes the OCR component. Another makes the SBC to control
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by zelon88 6y ago
Germany is a comparatively small market. Engineers should not be forced to design to the lowest denominator. If anything Germany should be left behind to incentivize changing German regulations. Regulations should enforce values with clear
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by zelon88 6y ago
We can make our own. PyImageSearch blog does this all the time.
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by zelon88 6y ago
There totally is. All of those sensors are pretty standard fair. If someone made an open source control unit that allowed a technician to calibrate these sensors there is no reason they cannot be universal. Or at least plug and play to a ce
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by zelon88 6y ago
> Rectifying The Situation: 80 hours per week should be considered max capacity That's not tone deaf or anything.
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by zelon88 6y ago
Even if the governor signs this it looks like they need an additional 4 states to also implement something similar before it goes into effect.
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by zelon88 6y ago
> We believe that transparency is key in earning and keeping the trust of our users and want to share more about this bug. I find it ironic that the largest repository of open source code is closed source and and owned by the largest clo
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by zelon88 6y ago
What is being said here? Are we just elaborating on someone else's post? What is the point being driven home? I read that entire thing twice and I still have no idea if the author is pro open source in the literal, binary sense (IE, th
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by zelon88 6y ago
The <10 second comparison I did was between an ASUS A15 and a 16" MacBook. $1000 vs $2500.
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by zelon88 6y ago
I'm excited to finally see multiple actuators on the road map. I've always thought a single actuator was a waste considering you can practically fit two into a standard 3.5" drive without changing anything.
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by zelon88 6y ago
You mean to tell me that a $2000 Macbook is almost as performant as a $1000 PC? Tell me more!
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by zelon88 6y ago
This is both extremely cool and extremely unsettling at the same time. Like the beginning of a suspenseful futuristic movie. Ok UAC, where do I sign?
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by zelon88 6y ago
I had a similar task for a client many years ago. I only had about 300 DVDs though. I did complete the job manually, after 2 weeks of burning on multiple machines. Part of the deal was I got to keep the original DVDs, which I sold individua
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by zelon88 6y ago
I've done some thinking on this since my original post. The conclusion I came too is that the reason that police vehicles are de facto high end production cars is because of buying power. The fed runs USPS so they buy 100% of the posta
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by zelon88 6y ago
I agree with the Docker sentiment, but it kinda sounds like the argument here is "I don't need lemonade, I have ketchup instead."
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by zelon88 6y ago
I've found that when writing something like this which iterates over and over many millions of times a helpful test can be to place a simple counter in your loop. If you have an algorithm which you expect to loop only one million times
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by zelon88 6y ago
That's slightly better, but they have used Crown Victoria's in the past. Kind of hard to continue using them when they've long been discontinued. But still, why the Impala? Why an 18mpg, FWD, 300hp transversely mounted engine
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by zelon88 6y ago
I've always wondered certain vehicles were chosen for fleets. However the original mail truck always made sense to me. It was small, durable, and simple with it's OHV engine and solid rear axle. But what about other civil service
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by zelon88 6y ago
CfA has been hitting it out of the park lately. https://www.chandra.harvard.edu/press/21_releases/press_0309...
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by zelon88 6y ago
Why would that be frightening? Everything we care about and can observe is obviously inside the black hole with us. Being inside a black hole wouldn't change the price of bread.
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by zelon88 6y ago
I agree on most of your points. To expand a bit on some of the "tweaks" that must be endured.... To play War Thunder you must use the launcher to set it in a window at native screen resolution then start the game. Then you move th
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by zelon88 6y ago
> Now imagine human spaceflight missions where the command stream can be hijacked by anyone with an SDR. Yeah, not happening. I am no expert on spacecraft command channels but I would highly doubt that a lot of non military US spacecraft

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