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vwelling
2y ago
Well actually... We're doing a pretty good job of making it a lot less common: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/problem-our-dwin... There's even such a thing as Sand Theft: https://
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vwelling
2y ago
When claiming copyright, you should mention the date of first publication and if applicable, the last significant revision. Not the current date.
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vwelling
3y ago
These are the settings you're looking for: * PrivacySandboxAdMeasurementEnabled * PrivacySandboxAdTopicsEnabled * PrivacySandboxPromptEnabled * PrivacySandboxSiteEnabledAdsEnabled
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JumpCloud Security Incident Details
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vwelling
3y ago
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vwelling
4y ago
Sent you an email!
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vwelling
4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, all their "on call" features are coming soon, so it doesn't seem like a PagerDuty alternative just yet.
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Ask HN: What are good alternatives to PagerDuty?
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vwelling
4y ago
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vwelling
5y ago
A lot of off-the-shelf consumer smart home products do suffer from the drawbacks you've listed, but they do not generally apply to the smart home concept. My home is automated using components that use the KNX standard, and although th
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vwelling
6y ago
Ubiquiti has a doorbell in their UniFi range. No cloud required. Not that interesting unless you're looking to use the other UniFi products as well though, as it's a bit of an investment to get into that ecosystem.
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vwelling
8y ago
Quite happy with Backblaze for exactly this reason, as it allows you to set your own private encryption key. That they're quite reasonably priced doesn't hurt either :)
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vwelling
8y ago
PDF alert: https://automotive.vodafone.co.uk/media/239296/stolen%20vehi...
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vwelling
8y ago
Signal jamming will trigger high-end car alarms as well. Also, if the alarm is connected to a security provider, a disruption in communication with the car will also cause them to follow up on it.
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vwelling
10y ago
For us nerds who want to effect change, and who are convinced data should be all you need, the book "Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard" by Chip and Dan Heath is a highly recommended read. It'll tell you all ab
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vwelling
11y ago
NI's products such as the S8, D2, F1 and X1 are mostly targeted at DJs playing electronic music, particularly house and techno. Genres where there's a lot of room for live experimentation with many different layers, due to the eas
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vwelling
11y ago
Most tracks can be split up into four distinct components: drums, bass, melody, and vocals. Of course, they could have taken it a step further, by splitting a track up into its individual instruments, but I doubt that would be very usable i
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vwelling
11y ago
You're violating SoundCloud's terms of use: (i) You must not copy, rip or capture, or attempt to copy, rip or capture, any audio Content from the Platform or any part of the Platform, other than by means of download in cir
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vwelling
12y ago
Ah, my bad, I misunderstood. Thanks for clarifying!
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vwelling
12y ago
Let me clarify, by non-HTTP I mean "not defined in the HTTP/1.1: Semantics and Content RFC" (RFC7231) and therefor not likely to be commonly implemented. Could you elaborate on what you consider to be "bad REST" wit
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vwelling
12y ago
I believe they're right in using POST, and here's why: - Using GET with a request body: Per RFC 7231, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/1.1): Semantics and Content, section 4.3.1 [1]: "A payload within a GET request mess
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vwelling
12y ago
As long as it's just a better product, there will always be those willing to pay a little more. Even if the product is part for part the same as a competitor's, better customer service might still warrant a premium price. Not havi
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vwelling
12y ago
Good to see they're taking the resiliency issues as those pointed out by Aphyr in his Call me maybe series ( http://aphyr.com/posts/317-call-me-maybe-elasticsearch ) seriously.
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Elasticsearch 1.4.0 and 1.3.5 released
(elasticsearch.org)
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vwelling
12y ago
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