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by zooFox 3y ago
An article by a (former) head coach of CEO's innovation team, nevertheless.
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by zooFox 3y ago
One benefit of an epoch is that it's easily readable (or comparable, at the very least). I am not sure I can read epoch in hexadecimal format though.
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by zooFox 3y ago
When you spend a significant amount of time working on Linux servers/terminal/CLIs, being forced Windows with "there's WSL for you" answer is so infuriating. It's not the same for so many reasons (networking, d
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by zooFox 3y ago
The article mentions that it wasn't a read-only token, meaning you could at least edit and delete files too.
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by zooFox 3y ago
Honest question from a back end developer. I have been using Java for a good decade now, and it solves all the business problems. Yes, we had an occasional Go/React threat (along JVM-based languages), but I have not seen it coming to a
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by zooFox 3y ago
Probably different solution, but my Amazon Eero mesh allows having a backup WiFi. There's a primary network that's connected via ethernet and I can set up a secondary network (in my case, iPhone hotspot) as a backup. https:&#x2F
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by zooFox 3y ago
If there's two waypoint markers that are named the same, how did the flight control and/or plane software know which one is being referred? Assuming closest, it would have had to special case for it already, no? e.g. if I want to
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by zooFox 3y ago
I have no idea about serial adapters, nor I need one. However, the surprising part is that it's only $20. Are they that cheap to make? The R part of R&D must be a lot more, but I assume that's work by an enthusiast rather than
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by zooFox 3y ago
Back in the day (early 2000s), my classmate had a plan that had a limited bandwidth. That also meant there was a dashboard that you could use to monitor the usage. My classmate clearly didn't like it, because his parents could see when