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dandandan
9mo ago
It doesn't. You connect it to the hotel wifi and then complete the captive portal requirements on your phone, laptop, etc.
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dandandan
1y ago
If you think NFLX is going to increase x%, then your total comp goes up accordingly. If you took straight cash, you'd only recognize those same gains if you had purchased NFLX with it.
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dandandan
2y ago
They're each linked from the story url. https://bardtracker.com/ https://www.centralcm42.com.br/ https://lanes.pm/ https://litetracker.com/ https://storytim
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dandandan
2y ago
ngrok can do that https://ngrok.com/docs/network-edge/domains-and-tcp-addresse... https://ngrok.com/docs/network-edge/tls-certificates/#automa...
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dandandan
2y ago
Is this the severe CVE that was going around on X this morning? https://x.com/HowardL3/status/1839103445296394554 edit: from the reporter https://x.com/evilsocket/status/1838169889330135
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dandandan
2y ago
Coast Starlight gets you from Emeryville to LA, and Pacific Surfliner would complete the trip to San Diego.
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dandandan
2y ago
That’s because they’re not actually contracted with the companies they’re recruiting for.
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dandandan
2y ago
The darkest red areas are significantly worse, 1 in 210 in some spots.
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dandandan
2y ago
They’re not a “late contributor” if what they bring to the table is nonexistent today.
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dandandan
2y ago
Apple News+ helps there a lot. $13/mo for articles from a ton of paid outlets. It’s not everything on those sites, but I find that most of the popular articles are available.
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dandandan
2y ago
There are theories that smart tvs connect to open networks if they’re offline.
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dandandan
2y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00431...
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dandandan
2y ago
Quietly pulling the piece without a retraction is pretty shady as well
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dandandan
2y ago
Very nice! An example diff on the landing page would help show the tool off. I copied a random commit from GitHub to test it on my phone.
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2y ago
Distributing the work across machines essentially comes for free with the ability to replay workflows from any step. You could run all of your worker processes on a single machine if it had enough capacity, but resuming a workflow on a diff
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dandandan
3y ago
Given the Optic ID demo, I assume it's locked to authorized users only and not valuable outside of being a source of parts if stolen.
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3y ago
This is basically blogspam, the original thread from Reddit is https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/13ws4w3/had_a_ca...
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3y ago
Look at the reaction to Adobe's behavior when people terminate their yearly subscription early and are still required to pay for the entire contract. They're not selling Photoshop by month, it's installments on a yearly contr
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3y ago
Why the focus on coal? California as a whole only sourced 3% of its energy from coal in 2021, and some regions were at 0%. It only made up 20% of the entire US' consumption in 2022 https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs&#x
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dandandan
4y ago
I interpreted "slower" as "later," ie wait longer before rotating.
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dandandan
4y ago
Check out pirateweather.net; most of the Dark Sky API functionality is available
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dandandan
4y ago
How long would it have taken? They're buying time
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dandandan
4y ago
It's slightly confusing because when a lot people (at least in CA) talk about competing with cash buyers it just means the deal isn't contingent on a mortgage. They may very well be mortgaging the property, but the deal isn't
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dandandan
4y ago
It’ll keep going as long as people tolerate it and continue to work for these exploitative organizations.
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dandandan
7y ago
I think that there’s a bug difference between a site that’s clearly an aggregator (HN) and something with original content and thin wrappers around another site’s content.
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dandandan
7y ago
The majority of these items are applicable to any startup.
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8y ago
Because delivering ads to a few billion people is a hard problem which leads to needing good engineers. They pay _really_ well compared to smaller orgs because it's difficult to hire that talent and ads are _very_ profitable.
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dandandan
8y ago
The UNIX epoch is midnight, January 1st, 1970 while the landing on the moon was 1969-07-20.
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dandandan
8y ago
Why would Twitter logging the challenges make the key useless? That data has no value and can't be replayed in a future login attack.
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dandandan
9y ago
It's per account and can be doubled with a "payable on death" designee.
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