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machrider
2y ago
Appreciate this, I was feeling the same way as the original comment. It looks maybe over-sharpened, but I don't see anything as glaring as the text of the article makes it sound! (Of course, I'm not a video codec developer.) It do
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3y ago
One thing I've worried about with self-hosting small (or smol) services is that I'm responsible for securing them against attackers. Even if my circle is 15 people using a particular service, potentially thousands of malicious act
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3y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/28/23659191/amazon-sidewalk-... I mean, bandwidth doesn't really matter if we're talking about whether the device is sending home private information about what
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machrider
4y ago
This is exactly like that time on TNG they used random phaser settings to get a single shot on a Borg drone before they blocked it
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machrider
4y ago
I guess the thing about dragons was true; it's not mentioned in this list.
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machrider
4y ago
I'm liking vimwiki, for what it's worth. It feels like a pretty small set of changes to vim that make the wiki stuff "just work", and otherwise it's my regular ass plaintext world that I love.
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5y ago
There's an open source app that does it, AirGuard: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.seemoo.at_t... So I don't think it's a technical limitation.
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5y ago
I'm running Jellyfin on a recent Intel-based Synology (they also have cheaper ARM CPU models), and it can transcode H.265->H.264 on the fly using about 50% CPU. It also runs in a Docker container so it's pretty easy to manage.
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6y ago
I just tried the camera app with a QR code (on a Pixel 5) and nothing happened.
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machrider
6y ago
It's funny how the end user isn't even in the list.
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6y ago
If you like this sort of thing, you should also check out the Netherlands Bach Society [1] on Youtube. They've been producing incredible renditions of Bach works and sharing them freely for a while. [1]: https://www.youtube.
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6y ago
I was really amused by this. Also if you try to visit over HTTPS, it serves up an expired certificate.
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7y ago
The Higgs boson was expected though, while this claimed boson is not predicted by the model at all?
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7y ago
Do you think he would notice if the test machine downloaded a ~100MB file from the web?
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9y ago
The cost of living is about to skyrocket in Seattle, if I had to guess.
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10y ago
There are crypto functions that are not amenable to quick solutions with quantum computers, right? Is there any reason why we wouldn't start migrating to those functions today? It seems foolish to wait until technology matures and pres
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10y ago
The problem with noise is that your signal has to be bigger than the noise in order to be intelligible. Preferably you'd find a channel with less noise, not more.
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Python 3 rounds 14.5 down to 14 (i.e. rounds .5 toward even numbers)
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10y ago
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machrider
10y ago
They should have said "Cadillac" here, based on the table. It's a mistake.
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machrider
10y ago
For one thing, you can safely go a lot faster on asphalt than on dirt while still being able to round corners and come to a stop.
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10y ago
I got an "error connecting to the database" type of message. I think the entire site was having trouble with the HN traffic spike.
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10y ago
> My conclusion, traffic is probably changing due to what is in the news rather than anything else. I appreciate you throwing some data for a few keywords together in your comment, but you'll excuse me if I lean toward trusting the
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10y ago
Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4ToCZE...
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11y ago
Black screen here, too (although the loading text went from 0 to 100%) on Firefox 44 on Windows 7.
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11y ago
What the hell is the justification for the document being secret, anyway?
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11y ago
I think it's sarcastic. Elsewhere he says unless you get 9 or more correct, you probably can't tell.
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11y ago
This behavior used to be common in IRC, where there are really no consequences for being a dick. In IRC, my experience was generally: ask question, spend 5 minutes justifying why it's a reasonable question to ask, then maybe (or maybe
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11y ago
Goodreads | San Francisco, Sunnyvale, and Seattle | Engineering full-time We're the world's largest site for readers and book recommendations; we'd love to talk to you if you share our passion for technology and the impact we
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11y ago
That makes sense. I'm also curious about data though. Unless they tunnel all your traffic through a VPN, you just have to hope your apps and web sites are using https correctly. (And if they did tunnel all traffic through Google server
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11y ago
Any idea if they're layering any additional security onto the unsecured WiFi connections it seems to prefer? (attwifi, xfinitywifi, etc. are all unencrypted, and I personally only use them in very limited ways for that reason.)
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