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Comment #47689979
If it does have an issue, you host all of your own data and you own 100% of the URLs involved on the QR codes. Idk about the drama, I just get stuff done and keep going.
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Comment #47597225
Homebox seems to be a good way to make that happen, FWIW. I looked at it for when I was moving house and it had way more than I needed. But it does support the QR code printouts.
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Comment #46269917
Oh I don't know, 2? or 3?
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Comment #46222871
At least they gave us some notice, that’s much appreciated.
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Comment #46222832
Seems like that was what they set out to prove. Hopefully some of that can be reproduced in further studies.
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Comment #45571597
If you’re just checking alignment or fit on FDM printing, sometimes I just print those specific layers 1mm high and see if I got it right. I also cut away the parts of the model I’…
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Comment #45343254
If you access grepular outside of Iran, you get something even worse: their website.
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Comment #45256315
Why use this over datasette’s `llm` ?
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Comment #45076879
alias localports='ss -plunt'
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Comment #44097963
In Oklahoma, they tried to market a bitcoin farm project as a datacenter. It received a lot of opposition due to the noise levels anticipated. The graft team tried to get the state…
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Comment #43464086
Netgear did a switcharoo on me after the fact with my Nighthawk. When I got it, I was able to just open the app and manage it locally. I don't remember what it was but the thing I …
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Comment #43227869
It makes me curious what that bar is for suspension. Our incident team has never been able to get any registrar to shut down any site for fraud or spam, even with copies of our inv…
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Comment #43201407
In my experience these web agents are relatively expensive to run and are very slow. Admittedly I don’t browse HN frequently but I’d be interested to read some of these agent abuse…
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Comment #42026688
I always say something like "Let's make it work so well that it's completely boring. Let's build tomorrow's 'boring'."
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Comment #41727572
I just use a bookmarklet for Archive.Today , it's easy enough. https://gist.github.com/573/e5cf230a03c5d53f848b58c3ced0bc95
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Comment #41678047
Solution building: I don't really see anything in that use case that would prevent it from using inotify/incron, so I would probably evaluate that side first.
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Comment #41675999
This is not a good look, Matt.
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Comment #41260932
Allow me to offer my opinion without reading the article: I can and do pay for news, I just dislike the bait and switch with modals/popovers that much. Now that I can no longer blo…
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Comment #40336648
I have to admit I wasn't familiar with IoC for appdev. I only knew of that initialism as "Indicators of Compromise" from infosec.
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Comment #39805652
Ah, I thought we were having a discussion in good faith. Later!
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Comment #39801434
That maintenance problem is sometimes also expensive in terms of service costs. Which is more of a tech debt problem than a cloud comparison, honestly, but they're often inseparabl…
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Comment #39801002
The article honestly reads as if written by a very smart sysadmin with zero cloud experience. 1:1 lift and shift is always obscenely more expensive. In this case, if the author had…
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Comment #39800676
I've worked places where they had so many databases from M&A that half of their FTEs were wholly preoccupied all year with performing outstanding DB maintenance: fixing backups, do…