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konstruktors
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Comment #44800349
It feels very similar to Facebook UIs and everything under FB for Business (managing ads, Instagram comments, etc). Definitely because of React and the amount of client side render…
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Comment #20660717
Exactly. And I haven't found cheap charge controllers that support the voltage range of Li-ion packs (like 12.6V for a 3S pack or 16.8V for a 4S pack).
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Comment #20660696
It does use the built-in WiFi to connect to a WiFi network created by the mobile modem I placed at the neighbours house which has a permanent power supply. I considered using a mob…
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Comment #20660677
100Wp is probably a bit of an overkill but it does help during the winter season when there are multiple days with almost no sun. Also, there is plenty of shading from the nearby t…
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Comment #20660645
Author of the blog post here. I've used [this SIM800 Raspberry Pi hat]( https://www.itead.cc/wiki/RPI_SIM800_GSM/GPRS_ADD-ON_V2.0 ) and it requires some additional GPIO toggling to…
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Comment #13642253
It's 76Wh in 2016 vs 99Wh in 2015 -- a 24% smaller battery. To have the same battery time, it must draw 24% less current than it did with the 2015 model. Secondly, we should always…
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Comment #10793996
Here is the link to the actual PHP script https://github.com/kasparsd/photos-sync
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Comment #10726234
> And then you drop your key and lose it. Or it gets ran over by a car or something. Now what? You can't have both, I think. With a physical key your only concern is the physical s…
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Comment #10726166
I think it's time we finally move to generating and storing secret keys on secure elements (Yubikey, NitroKey). This way we only need to worry about the physical security of the ke…
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Comment #9049612
Interestingly, none of those "zero-width" characters are allowed in IDN domain names http://unicode.org/faq/idn.html#22
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Comment #9049515
Fixed it, thanks!
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Comment #9049485
Not sure, haven't tested it.
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Comment #9049439
Have a look at the request URL in this screenshot: http://kaspars.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/invisible-clic... Notice the escaped character there.
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