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I think iodine uses records that wouldn't fit in a single SMS. I'm not sure whether cloudflare supports splitting records over multiple SMS's...

Neither Neuralink, The Boring Company, nor Tesla has 'failed' yet.

Hong Kong has not been a true democracy for a long time. The elections are rigged by the use of "special interest seats" in parliament (I'm not sure if this is the official translation) which are overwhelmingly won by the party that is backed by mainland China.

Algo is better than Streisand. https://github.com/trailofbits/algo

Pihole is much more configurable: you can whitelist or blacklist domains with ease. However, Pihole can also be run on existing hardware like a home server, if you don't want a standalone pi.

In my experience, the OpenWRT adblock package is not as powerful as Pihole. It's also annoying (involving some awk scripting) to add new lists that weren't added by the dev.

It's standard speak in the space industry, not marketing.

What's changed?

Only if the firmware implements the algorithms. OpenWRT is your best bet for this: I have it running on a TL-WDR3600 quite well.

503. Hacker news effect?

... yeah if it's not the original coder at the helm I wouldn't trust them anymore.

Wait, this is still alive? I thought they died because of politics between the two founders.

Jason also sent an email to the WireGuard mailing list addressing this. [1] In the email, he stated that Cloudflare repeated refused to work directly with him and his team as part of the upstream project.

[1] https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2019-March/00404...

Whatsapp doesn't operate as a standalone client either.

Rewrite the output logic with PyAutoGUI doing the keyboard shortcuts and grade typing? https://pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Last time I checked, Proxmox supports passthrough pretty well. It's just using qemu/kvm under the hood anyway.

I don't know about you, but I had long switched to CFL's before LED bulbs came around. CFLs are definitely not as efficient as LEDs, but at least they're still a fraction of the power that incandescent bulbs use.

Yes, https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberry...

You can also PXE boot without an SD card, which may be best for file system durability.

Maybe bring that issue to Bitwarden's attention on GitHub or other channels, and not just a comment here on HN?

Sort of related, the company whose website this blog post is on makes the best Android PDF reader, and it's free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pspdfkit.v...

(Disclaimer: I am not associated with the company)

Sharelatex merged with (was bought by?) Overleaf a while ago. Now we're just down to using Overleaf v2.

If it's a fully-owned subsidiary you could draft a contract of licensing in exchange for a token $1 or something like that. (Or is there regulatory oversight?)

Quadcopters never have variable pitch props, they just vary the speed of them to vary thrust. Moreover, thrust from the bottom or top doesn't really matter (look up the Pendulum Rocket Fallacy)

At $10 shipped I'd just get a new one. I don't think there's any reasonable expectation of support here.

NI's cRIO devices use a real-time variant of Linux.

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/14627/en/

I believe Telsas have a minimal OBD-II port (where mandated by law) but mostly use an Ethernet port for debugging/service.

I believe that the ER-X doesn't scale to gigabit symmetric, while the EdgeRouter Lite does.

There's also the leaked NSA "high assurance" bit, that completely disables the ME. Also included in the excellent me_cleaner tool.

I'm assuming they're speculating/exaggerating.

Any more info (eg. tools + source) on how to pee in their datasets?