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by jhy 25d ago
And they just flat out told everyone who pointed it out -- nope, you're looking at it wrong; and anyway we already paid those consultants so we'd better use it, what?
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by jhy 1mo ago
But it sounds like it wasn't Testdrive's fault; iD implemented it incorrectly. Their phone support weren't issuing the decrypt code, just a simple checksum: > Described as is, there is no flaw in this process. The secret s
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by jhy 4mo ago
Thanks, AltaVista LiveTopics is a good keyword. I found: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Alta-Vista-LiveTopic-Gra... which has some different coverage. I did try to archive the blog you linked but unfortunately the
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by jhy 4mo ago
That feature sounds amazing! I tried searching wayback etc but wasn't able to find any more details. Do you happen to know of any screenshots / deeper descriptions for it? Perhaps we could nerd snipe Marginalia Search to add it :)
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by jhy 4mo ago
> Slumber is a terminal-based HTTP client, built for interacting with REST and other HTTP clients I wonder what that means -- I looked around the docs but didn't see that it interacts with other clients. I thought maybe it would s
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by jhy 4mo ago
With a previously registered trademark -- the article says it has been "listed as 'dead”' by the US Patent & Trademark Office" and unused for decades.
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by jhy 7mo ago
It's perhaps a confused reference to their old company, Nielsen Norman Group (NN/g). https://www.nngroup.com/about/
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by jhy 8mo ago
New? You haven't been able to buy a new Holden since '21.
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by jhy 10mo ago
> We’re not just maintaining CodeCommit—we’re investing in it. Thanks, AI blog writer. Did the AI product manager see too much customer pushback hitting your AI account managers?
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The Cities Skylines Paradox: how the sequel stumbled(selix.net)
42 points by jhy 10mo ago|55 comments
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by jhy 10mo ago
Health services are state based in AU; would be great to hear which state you're talking about
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by jhy 1y ago
"O", you're on a typewriter! :)
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by jhy 1y ago
Sometimes, late at night when I'm trying to sleep, and I hear the grumble of a Harley, or my neighbors staggering to their door, I wonder: why do we not have earflaps, like we do eyelids?
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by jhy 1y ago
Thanks, I found that version much more engaging and understandable.
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by jhy 1y ago
Well, perhaps it's an AI writing about a tool... > No API routes. No request/response cycles. No DTOs. Just… objects that magically sync. It kind of feels like cheating.
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by jhy 1y ago
Making slippery slope arguments like this is not discussing in good faith. I was providing the context of someone who lives in that geo-political area.
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by jhy 1y ago
Because folks don't want to enable drink-drivers and speeders? Maybe they want to use their roads with some basic level of safety?
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by jhy 1y ago
My guess (it would be nice if they actually said...) is that they were missing the required lang attribute on their HTML. <html lang=en> If not defined it will default to unknown (not to the user's locale) and so this ma
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Don't Be Frupid(selix.net)
140 points by jhy 2y ago|126 comments
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by jhy 2y ago
We used to have this problem in AWS Rekognition; a poorly detected face -- e.g. a blurry face in the background -- would hit with high confidence with every other blurry face. We fixed that largely by adding specific tests against this [eff
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by jhy 2y ago
What IRC network(s) do you like nowadays?
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by jhy 2y ago
And it was only parallax pseudo-3D. It wasn't anything like the 3DS lenticular stereo effect. Four (!) head-tracking cameras on the front tried to understand where you were looking, and then the UI would shift about in response. There
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by jhy 2y ago
Cloudflare does offer rate limiting - it's in Security / WAF / Rate limiting rules. On the free plan it is perhaps a bit limited in the rules you can create (match based on bot or URL regex, limit by # requests per IP per 10
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by jhy 3y ago
I run an 8GB M1 as my main desktop for Java development and it's 70% fine. I needed a replacement for my previous PC during covid/cpu shortages and in AU, there were no 16GB versions available. (So the upsell argument is not the o
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by jhy 4y ago
If it was decompiled, that's not really reverse engineering though. So I'm not confident that the DMCA carve out would apply here.
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by jhy 4y ago
And that one driver now carries all the responsibility. To automate them out, you need 100% accuracy which closes in on impossible to achieve. Any lack of perfection would be down to the automator. So it's a very scary piece to take on
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by jhy 4y ago
Sounds great! Do you remember the name / city of the winery?
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by jhy 5y ago
There are definitely electronic Braille reading devices. They're called refreshable braille displays, and are often also combined with a specialized keyboard. Wider adoption could conceivably improve these interfaces through more users
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by jhy 5y ago
Push down a little bit
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by jhy 5y ago
[Self-reply] I ended up getting the L size and am very happy with it. The XL was only a little taller (1cm), but wider. Still getting used to it, but first impressions are that it's comfortable, helps give good posture, and the rocking

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