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chpwssn
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Comment #45531851
Not a demo necessarily but Miles In Transit - a delightfully nerdy public transit YouTuber - did a live stream playing the game early a couple of days ago: https://www.youtube.com/…
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Comment #40374998
Issue #1 is still an interesting albeit sad read https://github.com/google/project-gameface/issues/1
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Comment #40322843
Sparkfun also has an interesting writeup on how you could set up a base station and feed into networks as well https://docs.sparkfun.com/SparkFun_RTK_Firmware/permanent_ba...
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Comment #39275063
My group has been running netbox for a few months now and it's been useful for keeping track of departmental address allocations and half a dozen racks of equipment. One note we've…
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Comment #38177487
All the way back in a February 1994 QST article N6XMW proposed "the Wilderness Protocol", my theory is that both _could_ provide a group of people that are coordinated already a go…
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Comment #25060696
I'd think a contributing factor is production delays due to Coronavirus related supply-chain impacts and that it isn't just limited to freezers. Anecdotally, a HomeDepot sales pers…
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Comment #24087800
Dark Tangent (created DEF CON) stated in the Welcome video that they chose Discord based on moderation and tooling built on its extensibility. Also that had stability under load; “…
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Comment #23406538
Great idea! Switching the model from idling in one channel to being in multiple groups at the same time is a good idea. Do you have plans on releasing a binary for Linux?
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Comment #20528436
You think they would have learned since the breach. Right after the breach was disclosed they made their information page equifaxsecurity2017.com. It had the same prompt for last n…
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Comment #20235273
If you pay a ransomware ransom, you can't be assured that they're no longer present on the network. There's the possibility that they ransom the firm again or cause further damage.…