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jsharkey
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Comment #47806383
So cloudflare.com themselves only scores 33. Eat your own dogfood first.
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Comment #45520095
A couple years ago I picked up some Autel MX Sensors which support "cloning" through their diagnostic tool. Then I cloned my summer tire TPMS IDs to be the same TPMS IDs as my wint…
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Comment #44272428
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway." — Andrew S. Tanenbaum In this case, 80TB / 6h20m flight is roughly 28Gbps
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Comment #42097873
NextDNS has a "Cache Boost" option that, when enabled, clamps answers to a minimum TTL to mitigate things like this. I've noticed that some Samsung IoT domains also have aggressive…
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Comment #39217444
Here's a doctor who made some humorous observations about how AI is being used by their peers in writing suddenly-coherent patient notes: https://youtu.be/WgnWgIOer6s
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Comment #35269637
WeWork was just a few years too early :)
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Comment #35219003
Beyond simple superglue, https://www.thistothat.com/ is a great reference for bonding between more obscure pairings of materials.
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Comment #35143558
A few months ago I was able to bypass creating an account (and sidestepping all the dark patterns) by just calling their automated phone number and unfreezing with my PIN. Was pret…
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Comment #34667633
Phil's Lab is a really detailed channel covering multilayer PCB design skills. He shares a lot of nuance that would be gained only through years of trial/error or an apprenticeship…
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Comment #34241746
Vaguely reminiscent of "Smart Pipe" from Adult Swim: https://youtu.be/DJklHwoYgBQ
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Comment #29450912
Instead of paying for a separate SIM, I've been piggybacking on the "data only" SIMs that Google Fi let's you add to a normal subscription. No extra per-SIM fees, and you just pay …
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Comment #25578626
Namecheap is excellent and they have solid YubiKey support. Plus whois privacy proxy service included for free.
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Comment #24193813
dnsmasq comes to mind, it runs on quite a few embedded routers. Here's an interview with the author: https://joshuakugler.com/an-interview-with-simon-kelley-the-...