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Why Samsung Phones Are Failing Emergency Calls in Australia
(hackaday.com)
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mivok
10mo ago
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mivok
8y ago
It includes the flannel network plugin by default (although you can change this) and a basic service load balancer (technically not an ingress, but providing the same functionality). From the README: > k3s includes a basic service load b
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mivok
8y ago
This sounds very similar to what you're looking for: https://thenoteboard.com/ . Sadly it doesn't seem to be available right now, but it's a pocket whiteboard made up of 3x5 segments. It folds down rather than
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mivok
10y ago
Hue forces updates on you every time you go into the app if there's one available, and you can't use the app until you've updated. Granted this isn't ideal if you primarily use your light switch or an amazon echo to cont
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mivok
10y ago
A lot of the comments here are complaining about the last point in the article (the n00b), asking how on earth you get started if you have to have presented before in order to present. The article is telling you exactly how to do that: - Sp
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The real speed advantage static rendering has over dynamic rendering
(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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mivok
12y ago
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mivok
12y ago
Micro HDMI. You have to go to the technical details tab to see it mentioned.
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mivok
12y ago
Even shorter/easier to remember version of the command (you don't have to specify the filename twice if you don't want): curl -T ./filename transfer.sh
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There is one Chef Server, and it is Open Source
(getchef.com)
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mivok
12y ago
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mivok
12y ago
Make it support PUT instead of POST with a file form field and the command becomes simplified to: curl -T filename http://curl.io/send/abc123
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mivok
12y ago
Explanation of exactly why chrome doesn't have 'Check for server certificate revocation' checked by default: https://www.imperialviolet.org/2012/02/05/crlsets.html The short version is that it&
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mivok
13y ago
If the clients trust the npm CA, can't they just sign the digicert CA with that CA and include it in the certificate chain provided by the server? That way the chain would be: npm CA -> digicert CA -> any other intermediate
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mivok
14y ago
Fulton, MD or REMOTE Site Reliability Engineer at OmniTI Computer Consulting The OmniTI Ops team is a flexible and progressive group. We work closely with developers, DBAs, and client groups to help them manage availability and performance
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mivok
15y ago
Then the receiver reports to the sender that the link didn't work. The sender, not knowing if the password was compromised or if it was a situation you mentioned above, changes the password/revokes the key and generates a new one. This time
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mivok
15y ago
All of those objections boil down to not trusting a 3rd party service. I wonder objections there are to running your own service of this type? This way you could guarantee the physical security, keep up with regular patches, manage your own
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mivok
15y ago
Columbia, MD - OmniTI Site Reliability Engineer (Systems Administrator), Database Administrator, Web Engineer (Perl or PHP), Project Manager, Javascript Developer, Web Interface Designer See http://omniti.com/is/hiring (and http://circon
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mivok
16y ago
If you like stories like this, there are a number of similar stories (e.g. this one, cracking the enigma code, protecting convoys) in a book called The Pleasures of Counting: http://www.amazon.com/Pleasures-Counting-T-W-K%C3%B6rner/dp/...
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mivok
16y ago
Go to about:flags and enable media player, then it will play pretty well (although it's a little laggy when played full screen)
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mivok
16y ago
Why not blame the bigger sites? If they accepted logins from other OpenID providers, then people would have a lot fewer possibilities to remember. I honestly believe this is a big part of the problem with OpenID adoption currently.
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mivok
16y ago
It seems to me that the problem of multiple OpenID providers and people not knowing which one they're using would be a lot less serious if all of these companies that are OpenID providers actually accepted logins via OpenID themselves inste
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mivok
16y ago
Actually, it seems to me the bigger problem is that some providers just decide to change who they say you are, and those providers (Google) just happen to be the biggest because you're telling users 'just use your google login here'. They d
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Instrumentation and Observability
(omniti.com)
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mivok
16y ago
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mivok
16y ago
No (speaking from experience - we've had no end of issues with piwik and larger websites)
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mivok
16y ago
I just recently returned to the US and for the first time got to go through the citizen's/residents line (Green card holder), and the difference between the two was unbelievable. This time round, the queues were a fraction of the size, the
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mivok
16y ago
My wife's phone (Eris) has the exact same issues. I put a task killer on, and immediately the lag issues were reduced. I've just tried switching from Sense to the stock home app and removing the task killer to see if it would help. Interest
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mivok
17y ago
That's how I learned it (although I never used 'round brackets' explicitly). This gets really confusing when you begin to talk to Americans and refer to 'brackets', thankfully everybody understands parens, and the others are the same.
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mivok
17y ago
I've been working on a todo list app for vim, loosely based on org mode. It doesn't cover many of org mode's features right now, but if you want to take a look anyway, the source is at http://git.mivok.net/gitweb/?p=vimtodo.git;a=summary
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mivok
17y ago
One of the best comments I saw on the page was that, if one person has the right to free speech, then groups of people also have a right to free speech. However, it also seems clear to me that if one person can have a seat in congress, mult
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mivok
17y ago
Actually it looks like you got it. Apple isn't trying to be the publisher too, whereas Amazon is. The publisher is objecting to what Amazon is trying to do.
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mivok
17y ago
It's possible that it will end up being a 'conditional permanent residence' that you have to renew after 2 years (the condition being that you still have the company). This is what happens for green cards that are granted on the basis of a
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