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by tshtf 2y ago
This video depicts a relatively modern Minuteman launch sequence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWZXinRwCaE
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by tshtf 2y ago
Don't use a CMS or third-party hosting. Use Hugo, or whatever the cool-kid approved static website generator is these days, and throw it on CloudFront/Cloudflare/wherever.
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by tshtf 2y ago
I watched this one recently, and was going to share it here. I'm not in the field, but this looks like a nice demo of the current launch systems UX, unlike the tens that are dated to the early 80s.
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by tshtf 2y ago
The official California ISO page is awesome by itself, as are the mobile apps: https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/default.aspx
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by tshtf 6y ago
Kieslowski's "A Short Film About Killing" is also very powerful.
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by tshtf 6y ago
I've been using Joplin for note taking in the terminal: https://joplinapp.org/terminal/ . Joplin is great since it also has mobile apps, and you can sync with multiple backends (Dropbox, OneDrive, S3). But it'
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by tshtf 6y ago
All I'm saying is that it's a trivial oversimplification to say you can learn to miss every time.
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by tshtf 6y ago
Oh, I agree it is a tradeoff. But the parent said "you can learn to miss every time". Can anyone point me to a C language project where the developers consistently miss every time?
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by tshtf 6y ago
It probably isn't worth trying. djb wrote remotely exploitable C for qmail, applications written by the OpenBSD team have had exploitable memory issues, Microsoft still doesn't get it right, neither do Linux kernel devs.
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by tshtf 6y ago
Provider to recommend to your parents or grandparents: Callcentric Provider for hobbyists who need flexibility: voip.ms Provider for cheapest termination rates and flexibility: Anveo Direct (not the consumer product) Bria and Groundwire ha
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An Oral History of The Onion's 9/11 Issue (2019)(melmagazine.com)
2 points by tshtf 6y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 7y ago
Am I the only one who found it amusing that “Researchers” wasn’t a category here?
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by tshtf 7y ago
Is there any reliable metric to know what reliable means here?
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by tshtf 7y ago
The product offering of a per-hour mobile number to receive SMS is great, I've not seen this elsewhere.
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by tshtf 7y ago
This type of phone number intelligence is essentially free. In a few seconds, for just ten cents, one could use NextCaller (YC14) and get all of this: https://hackernoon.com/nextcaller-what-does-your-phone-numbe... Although
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by tshtf 7y ago
I once asked Siri "What city am I in?", to which she responded "Calling Ian." This was around 5am. I promptly disabled Siri and never looked back.
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CVS Needs More Expensive Drugs(wsj.com)
2 points by tshtf 8y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 9y ago
A post on "SSL Security Issues and Vulnerabilities" on a blog without HTTPS, from "gotowebsecurity"...
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Sangoma Data Breach: SSH and SIP Credentials Stolen(community.freepbx.org)
1 points by tshtf 9y ago|0 comments
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NextCaller: What Does Your Phone Number Say About You?(medium.com)
2 points by tshtf 10y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 10y ago
The YC funded startup NextCaller ( https://nextcaller.com/ ) provides much of this information too, and it is available from Twilio for $0.10 per lookup. The extent of the data available from a phone number is a rather fright
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by tshtf 10y ago
Couldn't the headline read: "Online CBT as effective as usual GP care for depression"?
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T-Mobile Exposes Accounts with “DIGITS” Sign Up Security Failure(xda-developers.com)
2 points by tshtf 10y ago|0 comments
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Computerized Trades Blamed for Pound’s Plummet(wsj.com)
1 points by tshtf 10y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo scanned customer emails for US intelligence(news.trust.org)
1346 points by tshtf 10y ago|395 comments
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by tshtf 10y ago
As kyledrake so eloquently said before: "The bandwidth is the soda." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12270129 AWS and Azure overcharge on bandwidth about 10 to 20 times the prevailing rate. Something to keep
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by tshtf 10y ago
CAcert isn't accepted in the trust store for devices that most humans use. Today we have Let's Encrypt.
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by tshtf 10y ago
Google has far more than App Engine today; they basically compete with AWS directly service by service.
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by tshtf 10y ago
Anything to do with the recent OpenSSL patch?
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by tshtf 10y ago
mtgx mentioned this on the earlier thread, and I'm curious to know too ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12585597 ): Have they said what are their long-term plans for the desktop app, now that Google has started dep

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