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m34

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    Comment #31855123

    TIL! Initially I thought about the sprouting corpses in Grim Fandango, but I'll make it a stop for my next visit to the botanical garden in munich: https://www.botmuc.de/en/garden/…

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    Comment #31794038

    I was on the receiving end of numerous support cases caused by what has to be on the sub-dollar cent savings (per single sku) region when multiple mainboard manufacturers chose to …

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    Comment #31538206

    It is the bridge that provides the REST API, not the bulbs. Having a REST API means the complete setup is easier to tinker with through a defined protocol and not having to resort …

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    Comment #31377638

    Also as the Anker M5 is on the horizon [0] (sort of), I'm really curious how the consumer 3D printing space will develop in the very near future. [0] https://ankermake.com

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    Comment #31137911

    At some point it makes sense to update even if the content itself is "complete": supporting newer screen resolutions natively (instead of going with some kind of fallback behavior)…

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    Comment #31115156

    Wondering if there are certain individuals/institutions/organizations that would have vested interests in any of this? Looking at the amount of money that is spent on nation-level …

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    Comment #30620159

    Might be true for running stuff in different regions/AZs but if the provisioning region is down (e.g. deploying lambda@edge) one does not really have an alternative

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    Comment #28202647

    Thanks for taking the time to write about the book. As someone who had a hard time applying their school-taught knowledge about vectors and matrices when trying to understand OpenG…

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    Comment #28200495

    Not relevant for the broader content and brand marketing approach discussed here but I repeatedly and decisively clicked on ads on readthedocs, resulting in conversions a couple of…

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    Comment #27776426

    Propulsion aside, I really wonder what the human species turns out to be like in say a couple of hundred years. Hopefully our solar system isn't the only place where human DNA is f…

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    Comment #26510752

    Thanks for the clarification. I understand it's more about "exploratory" refactoring. Thinking further I might have silently adopted a self-imposed "keep track of edit states and m…

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    Comment #26502093

    Not sure how properly implemented refactoring would lead to compile errors that were not there before (maybe due to some Spring configurations or @Annotations not being considered?…

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    Comment #26474007

    Interesting. Didn't know about it being this localized. [1] has a chart showing the percentage of kids born in 2012 getting full measles vaccination within their first two years by…

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    Comment #26446150

    Nice comparison. I wonder what the differences between both would be on real hardware (graphics adapter+CRT screen), especially for criteria like vibrancy and apparent smoothness. …

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    Comment #26057954

    Not in infosec but probably b/c you‘d have to jump some hoops to get your code to have "side effects" with functional. So from a security perspective it's way easier to review/audi…

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    Comment #25919855

    "Don’t have a proper use case for an ultra portable rn but having a large fresnel lens sheet fixture in front of it would really make for an awesome coffee shop coding experience."…

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    Comment #25876580

    For reference, there's Web Monetization [1] which tries to solve exactly that. As others have noted it all boils down to user agent support. Otherwise most publishers probably won'…

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    Comment #25240336

    Agreed. Anectodal ofc: I thought about creating something similar - an app that would take my headshot and randomly alter metrics like eye distance and other general ratios etc for…

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    Comment #20365851

    Maybe via NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore[1]? Its purpose is synchronizing app state data across devices via iCloud. [1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsubiqu...

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    Comment #20357298

    As others have mentioned VLAN is an opt-in step and requires support from the hardware. I also DONT want those devices to be able to connect to the internet: I have a D-Link webcam…

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    Comment #20356348

    Not really. It‘s mostly a blend of many different tutorials/blog posts/forums on hostapd, raspbian, dnsmasq and the likes. I took notes during both times when I set this up (first …

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    Comment #20356256

    Yes, I allow _some_ more or less we’ll defined traffic from home network to iot specifically to allow control. I also do run HomeKit, homebridge but devices/hubs are in the dedicat…

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    Comment #20353574

    (tech) people tend to laugh at me/pull the tinfoil hat card for putting my dlink/iot stuff behind a very restrictive, dedicated, iptables filtered, hostapd based custom network run…

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    Comment #18707438

    Yes. Stop learning frameworks and start learning to embrace concepts and different paradigms. If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a software project.