lemcoe9

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by lemcoe9 1y ago
Absolutely. For me, OpenResty combined with a custom Lua script solved an incredibly complicated business problem that I ran into a couple years ago, and now that arrangement serves thousands of complex requests per day. With Nginx and that
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by lemcoe9 2y ago
ip4.me and related websites actually inspired me to create a more-whimsical version of the website, which I call ipkitten.com. Not only do you get your IP address, User Agent, and approximate geolocation, but you also get a kitten GIF! It a
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by lemcoe9 2y ago
Another shameless plug for my website, you can use ipkitten.com to get your public IP address from your terminal: $ curl ipkitten.com 27.44.144.144 And if you visit it in a browser, you get your IP address and a kitten GIF!: htt
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by lemcoe9 2y ago
The 4090 costs ~$1800 and doesn't have dual OLED screens, doesn't have a battery, doesn't weigh less than a pound, and doesn't actually do anything unless it is plugged into a larger motherboard, either.
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by lemcoe9 3y ago
As someone who works as a broadcast engineer at a Major League Baseball stadium and has interacted with numerous ballpark security employees, the use of facial recognition software is quite widespread in professional sporting venues, both t
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by lemcoe9 3y ago
And that is why police officers use Level 3 holsters. https://safariland.com/collections/level-3-retention-holster...
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by lemcoe9 3y ago
In general, handguns with active safety levers are considered less-safe than firearms without active safeties when being carried in proper holsters (ones where the trigger area is completely covered) because of the additional steps required
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by lemcoe9 3y ago
Product reviews, trigger specifications, and such. It really is just a matter of personal preference. Firearms like Glocks don't have "active safeties" where you enable/disable them with a lever, but they do have a varie
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by lemcoe9 4y ago
https://archive.ph/bWh7Q
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by lemcoe9 4y ago
It is definitely not new, at all. Source: I am in my mid-20's.
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by lemcoe9 4y ago
As federally-licensed firearms manufacturer (FFL07/SOT02), I can attest to how straightforward and even downright "easy" it is to create numerous firearms and firearm parts of varying legality. On the "not so illegal&quo
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Flowroute Assets Sold to BCM One from Intrado Corporation(globenewswire.com)
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by lemcoe9 6y ago
Another opportunity for a shameless plug of my website: https://ipkitten.com It simply serves you a random kitten GIF (some of which involve catnip) and provides your IP address alongside some other connection information. EDIT:
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by lemcoe9 6y ago
Another opportunity for a shameless plug of my kitten-inspired website: IPKitten.com, which serves to give your IPv4 address, User Agent, and a ARIN-based IP address lookup to show the ISP. https://ipkitten.com
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by lemcoe9 6y ago
You might take a look at Flashpoint: https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
I do not understand, both of the expressions on the left-hand side are NULL, which looks like ?? is doing the same thing in both examples. A non-existent array key and a non-existent property on an object are logistically identical.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Yeah that worked very well with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, AIG, S&L's in the 90's, General Motors, Chrysler, etc. The Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways, Hoover Dam, and similar projects were all
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
IPv6 is not "overly-complicated." It requires some new knowledge on IP address notations and new concepts when talking about DHCP and such, but it is functionally not more difficult than IPv4.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Having used SRV for both TCP and UDP applications for over 5 years, I can say that it is a somewhat-terrible way to do things.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
FREEPBX™ and 3CX generally do the same thing, but in very different ways. FREEPBX™ is truly free, unless you want to pay for premium support, Zulu, etc. 3CX has very straightforward pricing, and is quite simple to configure with the numerou
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Breaking News: Companies that make real profits have more flexibility.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Don't feel bad. Green Belt offers a neat set of tools that can help you prove something to a manager in the future. Black Belt just continues to build on the same information.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
This website's UX is very confusing.
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
I am glad that you "don't care" about breaking a few million phone systems across the world. Every single IT manager, however, does care. If you start having carriers wholesale-blocking calls based on their lack of STIR/
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
This is not completely true. Especially in VoIP, there are usually 1-5 layers of FCC-licensed phone companies involved in the call. The CLEC (Bandwidth, Level 3, AT&T, Comcast, et al) sell their numbers to Class 3 ITSPs like Flowroute,
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Answer: Stockholders
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
A weekend replication of STOKE, a stochastic superoptimiser A super optimizer is a type of compiler that takes a program and finds the optimal sequence of instructions that perform the same task as the original program. A stochastic thing X
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
Here is a very good Quora answer on why you should never use ES as a central repository for data: https://www.quora.com/Why-shouldnt-I-use-ElasticSearch-as-my...
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
I may be one of few that actually do not care about the tabs versus spaces "argument." I meet others that use one or the other, and then realize how insignificant that choice is at the end of the day, especially when most IDEs wil
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by lemcoe9 7y ago
The article is a great introduction to `awk`, but I can't help but bring up UUOC's, or Useless Uses of `cat`: http://porkmail.org/era/unix/award.html

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