zifnab06

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by zifnab06 9y ago
Android does this with a tool named repo. It tires into gerrit and you can treat the whole Android project as one repo.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Twitter has tweetdeck. Facebook has pages (and I've been told something similar works for high profile accounts).
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by zifnab06 9y ago
They do. Try to buy OEM oral b toothbrush heads someday. You'll get Chinese fakes even if you buy the ships and sold by Amazon ones.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
In Washington, you're supposed to pay use tax on any untaxed item brought into the state. I don't know anyone who does though.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
This doesn't always work. Mail at my apartment gets delivered to a mail room. I have never been given a package directly. I had a purchase show up damaged once and I had no option to refuse delivery (the company replaced it though)
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by zifnab06 9y ago
That would make sense. I missed the year. Perfectly valid source, I was just amused by it's quality.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Does abc not proof read their articles? Missing punctuation, sentences that just stop...I'm actually surprised that article made it online in its current state.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
...I've been meaning to fix that. LineageOS is the continuation of CyanogenMod after Cyanogen Inc decided to close their Seattle office and pivot away from Android. The best way I can put it is "easily buildable Android for unlock
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by zifnab06 9y ago
You are (mostly) correct. Either qcom doesn't give you blob updates (sometimes) or they don't update vendor/qcom/proprietary for new releases (most of the time). Partially on qcom, partially on OEMs.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
The same thing can be said about ISPs but IP spoofing is still a very large issue.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
I love your site. /text is great too.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
It's dead, they updated their robots.txt. I really wish archive.org wouldn't honor that.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
It didn't - I'm mostly curious what people's thoughts are on things. For what its worth, the mirror selection software we're using [1] won't send you to a mirror that has a modified file. If a mirror is doing someth
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Why wouldn't they be trustable? You always have the option of building it yourself. (disclaimer, I'm one of the leads & run their infrastructure)
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by zifnab06 9y ago
FWIW their phones originally ran CyanogenOS. They're in the process of updating to stock android [1], after cyanogen's recent layoffs/pivot/rebranding/disaster [2]. [1] http://www.androidpolice.com/2
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by zifnab06 9y ago
So...Spinnaker except with vendor lock in.
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by zifnab06 10y ago
My commute to my office is 90 minutes by bus on a good day. It's 15 minutes driving outside of rush hour. If you need to go downtown, Seattle buses are great. Anything else (especially east/West corridors to the north) is a huge j
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by zifnab06 10y ago
Or your head.
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by zifnab06 10y ago
It's normal. I've had multiple friends (all incredibly technically competent people) have their Skype accounts broken in to. I've heard the same story multiple times: no third p as try applications have access, randomized pas
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by zifnab06 10y ago
I've been unable to remove a credit card from my account for almost 5 years. It's since expired, and is somehow stuck as the default payment method.
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by zifnab06 10y ago
I fill them with nonsense words unrelated to the question. Mother's maiden name? Fire truck. First car? Air conditioner. If I have to call a company they always ask me why. The explanation is anyone who has me as a Facebook friend can
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by zifnab06 11y ago
Just to point this out: sound transit's last project, which expanded the existing westlake->seatac airport light rail from Westlake to capital hill and finally to UW, finished under budget and ahead of time. It was originally schedu
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by zifnab06 11y ago
1TB/mo is roughly a constant 3mbit/s. So an estimated 2.1gbit/s. I recently had a 1gbit line from he.net quoted at $500 in Seattle.
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by zifnab06 11y ago
I have something useful! Previous company had the following in their contract: TriNet Group, Inc. (“TriNet”): The Company’s payroll and other human resource management services are provided through TriNet, a professional employer
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by zifnab06 11y ago
Any ideas what all they're logging? Netflow wouldn't surprise me, but that is just traffic metadata.
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by zifnab06 11y ago
Just a note: if you do change it, keep it below 1024. Otherwise if ssh dies anyone on the server can create a client listening on that port and steal credentials.
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by zifnab06 11y ago
You are correct. I'm slightly out of shape and working on it, hoping to start doing that by summer.
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by zifnab06 11y ago
I'll pick on Seattle, as that's where I'm currently living. To bus to my office, I have a 30 minute bus ride on one of the rapidride busses, then transfer to a king county metro bus. The second bus takes between 0 and 30 minu
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by zifnab06 11y ago
Discourse?
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by zifnab06 11y ago
Usage vs capacity. I have Gbit service at home, but I'm not saturating the link 24/7.

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