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There have been many variants of this 'generic' card deck published on board game geek * https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/39987/one-deck (my own attempt) * https://boardgamegeek.…

Interesting timing, as Splunk is running its regular Boss of the SOC and Boss of the NOC starting Monday. This is a simulated Security Operations Center, and Network Operations Cen…

What works for me is scaling the number of doors to 100 (or more). Now the initial guess is correct only 1% of the time, while switching is 99%. Simulated many more variations at h…

RoboCup was founded almost 23 years ago. While the physical robot leagues often garner most attention, there has always existed a simulation league, of both 2d and 3d varieties. ht…

Agree that that is an awesome article. Suggest you include the posting date on that page, as reading it, I wasn't sure how recent the info was. I was then shocked to find that thes…

Yep, that was me. I closed the PR before ready, but Cody quickly sorted it out.

And that same bank doesn't distinguish between upper and lower case characters in the password either.

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Oh wow, I've just realised your that Steven Degutis, author of Mjolnir, of which Hammerspoon is based!!! Any reason you've built a stand-alone app for this, given Mjolnir (and Hamm…

I've built similar functionality using Hammerspoon, configuration described at http://simonduff.net/hammerspoon/ However, I normally find myself lazy, and normally end up using the…

Mental chess is a bit tough of a challenge. Why not try mental four in a row? Still a bit of memory work required, but not to the extent that chess or blindfolded go require. I wro…

I have a similar REST based file server without Flask documented on my site, http://simonduff.net/simple_rest_server_in_python (No DELETE though, its mainly used for prototyping)

Starting something in the hopes of making an extra $1,000 a month is every bit as worthy as trying to colonize Mars. Start small and give your ambitions room to grow. I suppose sma…

Why would you still buy from the same manufacturer that denied bad (and potentially deadly) design?