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rotoole

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    Comment #29727847

    It is a fun rabbit hole to go down. Good luck!

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    Comment #29727574

    When I started the company, we used the RPi as the WiFi Access Point. The trouble with them is that the built in WiFi module is pretty limited in its ability to handle many simulta…

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    Comment #29727390

    The keyword to search for is "WiFi captive portal". My company provides captive portals for guest networks as a low cost hosted service: https://www.stad.io I recommend the Cisco M…

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    Comment #29217204

    Thanks for the eulogy Fragmaster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UkcZ4LtSE8

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    Comment #26145553

    Yes, this means the business model is based on extracting whatever they can get from you.

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    Comment #25459816

    2₵s: The wording of this title is extremely misleading. "Biden Crime Record", refers to controversial legislation Biden was involved with, not a record of crimes he is accused of. …

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    Comment #19977832

    LOL. Silence is an answer.

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    Comment #18476524

    I haven't checked if this works, but using a HEX code for the color value would be slightly shorter:

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    Comment #14302462

    Geniuses Wanted: NASA Challenges Coders to Speed Up Its Supercomputer: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/08/science/nasa-supercompute...

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    Comment #14289237

    JPL: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/opportunities/experienced/ CalTech: https://jobs.caltech.edu/postings/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&quer...

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    Comment #13362824

    Why not use the Raspberry Pi?

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    Comment #13120588

    Lord why? 40M for engineers who will quit as soon as possible? What is the point? 《Edit》honestly I read the whole article, please explain how this makes sense from a fitbit perspec…

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    Comment #12258568

    Maybe someone would pay a premium to own Ross Ulbricht's BitCoin.

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    Comment #11791717

    Aside from being easier to automate, getting IP's via the ASN lookup is also better for blocking HTTPS requests when you are MITM, since the HTTPS request will only contain the IP …

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    Comment #10651523

    A good reason to be in Boston this week.

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    Comment #10228372

    This is an issue across many EU countries, that require by law that WiFi providers track what their users do online, and to keep a permanent record of it. Its onerous to implement …

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    Comment #9490070

    Check out the Meteor Dev Shop talks: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&e... They usually have a guest speaker or two or three who has built something on Me…

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    Comment #9486431

    My 2 cents: Even w/ WPA encryption enabled, a malicious user merely needs to get the network password/access to sit on the network and sniff packets as they fly by. This could be a…

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    Comment #9383845

    I'd argue they did build a technology solution, they did constrain their ideas to achieve it during the hack-a-thon, and their "inspiration" award is just that. They were awarded f…

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    Comment #9382842

    Gina, I think the first part of your essay is inspirational. I liked and related to your experience learning to code. I'm sure many others on HackerNews would agree. The second par…

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    Comment #9005391

    I would be transparent. Ask for and negotiate for what you want _up front_, not after the fact. Back it up with evidence based on your other offers, and make it clear that your wil…

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    Comment #8962324

    If you are looking to tinker on projects, kits, etc., other tutorials/books may get you the basic starter info faster. You don't need a deep knowledge to just start playing around.…

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    Comment #8961919

    Yes, but.... this is a tome. A bible. It covers everything. Its not a hold your hand, electronics for dummys, type of book. You will learn from it, and never stop learning from it.…