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by alexeckermann 8y ago
Some insight into the change year-on-year to the South Australian negative pricing; the change may be due to more active management by AEMO (Australian Energy Market Operator). Wind is now mostly curtailed at ~1.2GW and a minimum quantity o
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by alexeckermann 8y ago
* after one hour of inactivity. The vulnerability may still be present in the allowed timeframe. This could just lead the investigators to carry around portable cracking devices to use at the earliest moment they can. A kind of technology a
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by alexeckermann 8y ago
This might come across as a bit 'gushy' but it really has had a massive impact on what I am working on and what it enables us to do. I've been evaluating WYSIWYG editors to use in one of our main products for about a year now
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by alexeckermann 8y ago
Around 2011+ we saw not only quiz apps but also offerings such as "See who views your profile" that would result in an OAuth authorisation. How long were those authorisations active before being revoked? How much data was exfiltra
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by alexeckermann 9y ago
They were prepared for it to RUD right there on the pad, losing one booster is pretty much one away from a flawless mission. I've been on previous live streams when an anomaly occurs, this was no different and what I come to expect — t
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by alexeckermann 9y ago
But at the same time, radiation and exposure is more nuanced than when and where an event happened that might coincide with some later generalised health effects. Not all radiation is the same and radiation exposure does not always lead to
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by alexeckermann 9y ago
Theres some studies done of the effects of Chernobyl over the years since. Of note are the WHO and the Chernobyl Tissue Bank. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2005/pr38/en/ http:&#
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by alexeckermann 9y ago
> Lights for taxiway C were also on and set to default settings that included centerline lights (green) along its length. Default settings also included edge lights (blue) and centerline lights (green) illuminating the transition or stub
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by alexeckermann 10y ago
Im CTO at a startup that is working in that space — https://tablo.io We currently offer a way to streamline creation, sharing and publishing of work through to the iBooks Store. Going forward we are focusing on being a new home
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by alexeckermann 10y ago
> Authorities said there was "no nuclear risk" following the blast in Flamanville shortly before 10am local time (9am GMT) on Thursday. > Officials said the blast took place in the turbine hall and confirmed there was no rad
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by alexeckermann 10y ago
Absolutely. After 3 months of using it I have only withdrawn cash from an ATM twice. It's slightly amusing to watch the cashier have a moment of confusion as I ask to 'pay by card' then proceed to do nothing whilst I wait for
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by alexeckermann 10y ago
I remember in September 2014 when Apple announced Apple Pay watching the keynote live on TV. I was visiting San Francisco at the time, staying in SoMa, and out the window adjacent I had a clear view of the Coin office. To be a fly on the wa
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by alexeckermann 11y ago
That assertion is incorrect. There were other Nuclear Power Plants that were closer to the Tōhoku earthquake epicentre and just as affected by the proceeding tsunami. Of note is the Onagawa NPP which was used as a refuge to house residents
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
I don't agree with that. It may be the case that Android might bake it into the OS and most likely have a trademark agreement with Apple. There is no non-conspiratorial reason why Apple should completely shun iBeacon's on Android.
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
I haven't been able to find definitive reports of this — I wasn't aware of it when it happened and am piecing together details I can find. If Radius Networks was producing commercial iBeacon products (SDK's) then Apple was wi
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
If the thing the beacon is attached to moves the co-ordinates would need to update and would not be of use because its just GPS. Static beacons are useful where GPS resolution isn't great (concrete canyons), in buildings/structure
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
Interested to know how you intend to do that with all the advertising space already used up by one of the beacon advertisements?
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
This is entirely dependant on the beacon antenna design and its configuration. I have tested various beacons and have found that beacons using ceramic chip antennas do give these wild and unpredictable ranging values where as a trace antenn
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
Simple answer: Available advertising space. The identifier field in the iBeacon spec is a 16-byte UUID and no longer than that, AltBeacon has a 20-byte space but its because it includes an unstructured major, minor (compared to iBeacon). If
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by alexeckermann 12y ago
Video playback on the web is such a farce. Luckily with some poking around you can find the m3u8 playlist URL in the HTML source in plain sight: http://ipad-streaming.cbsnews.com/media/mpx/2014/03/30&#x2F
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by alexeckermann 13y ago
01010011 - 8-bit mode 01110101 - bowling 00101010 - space 00111001 - burger 01111111 - ascii (via heelhook) 01000101 - rocket 10001000 - synth 11011011 - song 11010011 - simone 11100111 - cat 10000001 - pong 10010000 - bacon
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by alexeckermann 14y ago
No. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_Law_of_Headlines
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by alexeckermann 15y ago
No mention of an International roadmap or trialing in any other country but the US, or on any other device or network for that matter. This has started to annoy me about Google product releases, as I am Australian. Are they releasing too ea
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by alexeckermann 15y ago
"If you’re in the U.S., you’ll also be able to download the Videos app, rent movies, and buy books once you receive the new Android Market." I know that content licensing is an issue but out of the last few "major" products Google has relea
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
Dude Im sorry about that, my bad. Used the HTML5 Boilerplate and didn't remove it before going live. I feel your pain. Iw anted to do a full mobile skin but time ran out.
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
Yup, Keith created that. Its a test record. Because we created this for a coding competition we need people to be able to judge the site and make bookings without actually making a real life booking.
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
I agree that might be the case but actually the Twitter and OpenID authentication is much safer. 1) When you authenticate with Twitter or OpenID its all done on Twitter or your OpenID providers site. We cant snoop your credentials at all, y
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
We are back online and ready to take your search queries. But dont all geocode at once ;)
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
Yup we will be expanding the site soon. We built the site in 48 hours for the Rails Rumble competition. We kept it light as we could. After the judging and voting we will be adding in more features and options for login :) Although we think
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by alexeckermann 16y ago
Just a note to anyone visiting the site. We are currently having issues with the mass demand of visits and going over our Google API request limit. Currently in a team Skype call trying to resolve the issue. You can still see all the workpl

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