rich90usa

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by rich90usa 2y ago
I launched a high altitude balloon as part of a summer school program over a decade ago and we checked on edge cases. Off the shelf GPS are supposed to not work beyond a certain height 18,000 m and/or speed 515 m/s to be a barrier
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by rich90usa 3y ago
Nijiya Market in Japantown has at least plain seaweed Onigiri in far right of the fridge near the entrance for $2.79. Unfortunately it was the same price as ones with filling.
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by rich90usa 10y ago
> there was no depending on external services, which at the time put WebRTC out of the picture (all of the easy to use implementations required internet access to use existing signaling services) See: https://github.com/c
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by rich90usa 10y ago
At least according to Wikipedia references, BitTorrent Inc's own client had mainline DHT support since version 4.2 (~2005). uTorrent seems to have added support for mainline DHT some time before the acquisition as well. There's a
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by rich90usa 11y ago
https://github.com/feross/bittorrent-dht
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by rich90usa 11y ago
One of the team members had an excellent answer to this question a few days ago in a Reddit IAmA: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3bnjhe/hi_i_am_alan_s... >We’re limited in other ways, weirdly.
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by rich90usa 11y ago
A coworker has has a small tool for accomplishing this: https://github.com/LesterTheTester/dfrnt It has been integrated with Travis CI and GitHub pull requests so that non-passing diffs are appended as a comment to the
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by rich90usa 11y ago
It doesn't look like ipfs has human friendly named pointers yet either? At least that's what I gather from their documentation: http://ipfs.io/docs/commands/#ipfs-name In answer to your question: bookma
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by rich90usa 12y ago
> I can audit it if I want to. Closed Source strips me of that option. Closed source does not strip you of the ability to audit. In the case of BitTorrent Sync you can use Wireshark to inspect the network traffic yourself. BitTorrent eve
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by rich90usa 12y ago
Quoting Kos's reply: > The hashes cannot be used to obtain access to the folder; it is just a way to discover the IP addresses of devices with the same folder. It would seem that consideration was put in to defending against collisi
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by rich90usa 12y ago
Exactly. As a little more paranoid motorcycle rider I'd welcome being able to pull over and check my watch - instead of having to pull over, take off my gloves, unzip my jacket, and check my smartphone.
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by rich90usa 12y ago
BitTorrent Sync has functionality for generating "encrypted secrets" using the developer API. It is possible to deliver a secret key to a peer which only allows for that peer to access encrypted versions of the folder content.
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by rich90usa 12y ago
I suspect that you have specified a password in your BitTorrent Sync configuration file. Settings set in the configuration file will override settings set through the WebUI (after restart). Consider specifying your password either in the co
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by rich90usa 12y ago
There are simple reagent test kits that are reasonably accurate and affordable.
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by rich90usa 12y ago
One workaround is to detach the other sessions when you connect. tmux a -d
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DevOps Against Humanity(github.com)
4 points by rich90usa 12y ago|0 comments
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by rich90usa 12y ago
I would think that there could be some application of how genome sequencing is done? From what I understand chains of DNA are cut by restriction enzymes and these random chains are assembled together by some clever algorithms?
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by rich90usa 13y ago
Certainly. I remember learning early on that RAID != backup, and an easy conceptualization of Sync is RAID 1 at the file/folder level. I'd recommend that someone using Sync for backup purposes take snapshots of they're syncin
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by rich90usa 13y ago
The "encryption secret" was implemented in version 1.2 of BitTorrent Sync: http://www.bittorrent.com/sync/developers/api - but for now you'll need an API key to generate them. Alternatively, you cou
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by rich90usa 13y ago
I highly suspect that is the case. On-demand (picking specific songs) has significantly higher royalties than radio. turntable.fm's model of picking a bunch of songs to be played but playing them with a batch of other user's reque
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by rich90usa 13y ago
The mnemonic that I've ran across that has been helpful for this is feigning a horrible German accent and saying "eXtract Ze File!"
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by rich90usa 13y ago
I think it may be something like the inverse of bitcoin days destroyed. See: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Days_Destroyed
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by rich90usa 13y ago
See http://www.bittorrent.com/sync/technology under "Peer Discovery"
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Making thefuckingbitcoin.com(richardbbrooks.com)
1 points by rich90usa 13y ago|0 comments
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by rich90usa 13y ago
@tkkayali - I'm not sure what it showed for you when you did it, but this is what I see. http://screencast.com/t/nFNH23ECCYw
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by rich90usa 13y ago
I intended the monad allusion to be a joke: it seems to be a running gag that people don't understand monads, and I was playing on that as a segue to people not understanding bitcoin.
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by rich90usa 13y ago
I can't duplicate? I've tested across all my devices with three different ISP's and it still loads fine. I'm also making use of Cloudflare so the site being down would seem unlikely?
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First Person Observations and Bitcoin as a Monad(richardbbrooks.com)
5 points by rich90usa 13y ago|7 comments
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by rich90usa 14y ago
As another commentator replied, it's something that we have to deal with. I can't speak for sure, but I think what we're running in to here is too many elements on the page. I'm sure I'm glossing over the finer details, but I'd expect whate
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by rich90usa 14y ago
Thanks for the bug report! This particular problem is actually decently high in the bugtracker so I'd think we'd have something within the next few bugfix releases.

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