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Comment #26706032
I've been trying to find out what communication protocols are being used between the rover and helicopter. I've seen on Wikipedia that it's supposedly Zigbee, but the source materi…
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Comment #23318211
My home network is running a VPN I can access from my phone & computers while away. The home network includes a PiHole that is running DNSCrypt (DNS over HTTPS) with Cloudflare's D…
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Comment #18410929
It's not a secret -- quite often they will tell you exactly why they're checking your receipt: to make sure "the checker didn't miss anything or overcharge" and "that you got your …
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Comment #16925301
Can you work as a contractor? Generally, you shouldn't have to provide a background check if you're just contracting your services.
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Comment #16173371
Not a Trump supporter, but I don't see why he shouldn't. Apple probably wasn't going to do this unless that tax deal (or something similar) went through.
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Comment #14961878
This is really great. It reminds me of NSOperationQueue on iOS. I think a cool next step would be to add dependencies -- ie have Futures wait to execute until dependent Futures hav…
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Comment #14869405
I wouldn't blame this on engineers -- they aren't necessarily the ones making the (albeit very attractive) business decision to use one codebase for multiple platforms.
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Comment #14793204
It's a bit further South than most people want to live, but San Jose is currently doing this.
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Comment #13933053
Why are Deploy Boards being restricted to EEP customers? I would love access to that, but I don't need the support and geo-replication (and 5x cost increase) that comes with EEP.
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Comment #13877361
Blog post seems to be taken down. Here's a cached version. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:XWzfaAJ...
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Comment #13785265
Time. My 19-year-old brain was fully capable of front-end development, but absolutely not ready for some of the more (relatively) complex computer science topics. I just hit my 30'…
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Comment #12257630
WiLine ( http://www.wiline.com/ ) in San Francisco is one such high-speed, point-to-point wireless provider. Up to 10 Gbps symmetrical bandwidth and sub-10ms latency.
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Comment #12125697
I understand what the doc is trying to convey, I just hadn't ever thought of the application-level logic for record deltas before, so I got incredibly distracted from the document.…
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Comment #12123557
Very cool document. I kind of got stuck at delta queries, though. How do you implement that? I can't find any reference to delta/removed queries on Mongo, Postgres, or MySQL. Do yo…
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Comment #11661296
Having developed in Objective-C since iPhone was released, I am very appreciative of Swift. It really puts in a lot of effort to make it hard/impossible to write code that crashes.…
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Comment #11183969
I am particularly interested in hearing about view transitions. I know JavaScript, Android, and iOS development and found that, while I could easily make a React Native app work on…
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Comment #10992434
That's exactly what I did. I wrote a wrapper around their REST API. Feeling pretty good about that decision right about now.
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Comment #10670778
Ah, that would explain it. Thanks!
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Comment #10670316
The more I think about this, the more I wonder how existing third-party libraries will respond. Similar to Android and Java, I'd imagine we'll start seeing "vanilla" Swift librarie…
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Comment #10670280
It's great to see them follow through with this. I remember when Steve Jobs went on stage and said that FaceTime would be an open standard. Haven't seen that happen yet.
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Comment #10550044
I'm using Jekyll for my portfolio, and it is working out quite well. Unfortunately, I can't get paging to work on multiple collections at once. So it would be great for a site that…
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Comment #10314156
The 30% revenue share is only for purchasing content that is discovered & purchased on Apple devices. Amazon Prime subscribers pay Amazon directly through the website, and would no…
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Comment #10208791
I started writing HTML, CSS, and JS in 2000. As someone who hasn't really worked in it day-to-day since 2010, JavaScript appears to be getting really weird.
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Comment #9272022
So, basically, if you sue Facebook on grounds of patent/copyright infringement for any reason, you don't get to use their software?
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Comment #8841391
Some cloud services get around this by accepting a single-use auth token in the URL for the media file/stream.