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Not for me on FIOS (I have one year left on my contract UGH! but I was told NO Contract sign here I'm a Noob)

I use to have my own DNS on my server for these purposes and could get a text or email whenever my kids started pulling data on wifi (Teenagers who "can't sleep" than I pulled this trick and they were sleeping)

Fios TV must have the DNS going through their crappy router.
I only recognized 3 of the tunes, but still got 26 perfect score. Nothing to do with familiarity with the material, just whether you can hear notes being in the correct key or not.
As long as they remain expensive and unpopular, electrical service simply won't be an issue. If you're buying a $150K sports car, dropping around $3K to upgrade to 400 amp service is pocket change. People who live in extreme rural areas or service needs to trench thru solid rock ($30/ft!) or live in extreme tax areas could pay a small multiple of that, but its such a small percentage it'll round down to nothing.

Two problem areas are what if entire subdivisions go electric, distribution lines are going to need upgrading, and that will not be cheap. For that matter it trickles up all the way to the plant, shutting down gas refineries is going to mean installing lots of coal burning electrical plants...

The other problem area is if electric cars drop to reasonable prices, the used market will suffer horribly in the early years if a couple years old electric sells used for $7K but it'll cost $3K to charge it. This will create a class distinction where rich people charge their cars in 15 minutes and poor people leave their cars plugged into standard extension cords overnight.

Something to think about with swapping is its so dangerous WRT connector damage and immense weight that even trained industrial users generally don't do it on pallet jacks up to medium size forklifts. It seems to "work" as a technology up to push lawnmower size, no bigger. Also the cost of swapping is staggering, now the cars engineering is compromised by having removable batteries ($$$$) and obviously people need to own multiple batteries ($$$$$). It rapidly becomes a financial win to simply not drive more than 200 miles per day or to become a multi-car household.
I don't understand what “native” is supposed to mean for a JS (web?) app. It seems rather senseless.
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>No, the European Parliament elects the entire European Commission; it just has to be an up-or-down vote on the entire Commission, but cannot vote for individual commissioners, though last year one Commissioner was replaced after the confirmation hearings and another had his portfolio cut

Again that is simply not correct, here is Article 17 for you to read again.

Taking into account the elections to the European Parliament and after having held the appropriate consultations, the European Council, acting by a qualified majority, shall propose to the European Parliament a candidate for President of the Commission. This candidate shall be elected by the European Parliament by a majority of its component members. If he does not obtain the required majority, the European Council, acting by a qualified majority, shall within one month propose a new candidate who shall be elected by the European Parliament following the same procedure.

The Council, by common accord with the President-elect, shall adopt the list of the other persons whom it proposes for appointment as members of the Commission. They shall be selected, on the basis of the suggestions made by Member States, in accordance with the criteria set out in paragraph 3, second subparagraph, and paragraph 5, second subparagraph.

The President, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and the other members of the Commission shall be subject as a body to a vote of consent by the European Parliament. On the basis of this consent the Commission shall be appointed by the European Council, acting by a qualified majority.

>The president is nominated by the council, and confirmed by the parliament.

Again not correct see Article 17 above.

The rest is nonsense, you are confusing ceremonial roles like the Queen appointing the head of the majority party to form the Government to the EU Council actually selecting the President and all the Members.

>This is similar to how supreme justices are confirmed by the senate in the US however the EUP has much less power over that confirmation

Not this isn't how state elections work, the Government doesn't select the Government, which appoints the Government.

>The executive branches set up the council

The Council isn't the upper house of the EU Parliament it's a completely separate body.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutions_of_the_European_U...

>The Council of the EU cannot pass laws without the European Parliament (the Council of the EU is only the upper house of the EU legislature). It does not have any power over the European Commission, which is the executive (i.e. the equivalent of a cabinet) in the EU.

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/aboutparliament/en/20150201PVL...

They can jointly and separately adopt laws however only laws that are adopted by the council are actually turned into EU directives which is required for laws to have any effect on member states.

>Please, do read up on how the EU actually functions and do not go by second-hand sources.

Please do.
> and The Economist are already pay sites, and they're almost the only news sites with actual reporters.

The Economist doesn't actually have on-staff reporters, they rely on correspondents around the World who sell their articles either ad hoc or on a commission basis.

They do have staff who write editorials, but not the news articles.

The Economist is also happy to ( try to ) utterly bombard me with ads on their website despite being a subscriber. They even had a crawl-up SUBSCRIBE NOW! ad at one point when I was logged-in.
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It's the same here. Limit number of results to 10 by default (for example) and allow query to specify number if you need more. Then limit the number to a certain amount
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Several of the "why Go is good" points aren't unique to Go.
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Same here. Even though I suspected the odds were against me, I couldn't bring myself to identify phrases with their final notes missing as "correct". There's probably a moral about pedantry here.
Would not using openwrt be a better solution I think that reports by client. And I am sure that Cisco Airnet and Ruckus kit does this.

And there are hacker distros for the PI designed for use as an ICE device - ideally you need to have a ethernet tap other wise you need two ports to monitor ethernet.
You're limited by the 100 Mbps of the fast ethernet on the Pi
Yes, but it's currently just a rich text editor, it lacks the outlining capabilities (i.e. creating separate hierarchical pages, and tagging). These should be relatively easy to add, though.
the Ethernet on the PI is limited by the USB as that is how the Ethernet is implimented.
According to some reports, they totally do.
E.g. from http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/08/stress-testing-the-booter...

"
Finally, the researchers observed a stubborn fact about these booter services that I’ve noted in several stories: That the booter service front-end Web sites where customers go to pay for service and order attacks were all protected by CloudFlare, a content distribution network that specializes in helping networks stay online in the face of withering online attacks.
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which sarees style apt for party plz suggest?
Well, for one, you could not know the tunes and think it's all random chromatic scale piano playing and thus all played « correctly ».
Agreed, with Lombok/Spring/Spring Data and zero xml config these days Java project verbosity has dropped crazily low. It's just nice to hate on it, I'd still always use an IDE because I can't remember the exact APIs for everything! :)
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What you say is very true, but we are talking about Porsche here, the maker of the 911.

For that very reason, Tesla should keep their eyes on them and the buying public should take note whenever Porche's electric offering hits the market.

The upshot is that Tesla will not have this market to themselves forever. So that's probably bad for TSLA shareholders and good for the low emission* car buying public.

The gigafactory is probably a direct response to the their knowledge that they won't have the high performance electric car market to themselves forever.

* assuming your electricity is not generate by a coal fired plant.
By default it only restores a program that is whitelisted, such as vim, man, etc. You could, I guess, tell it to also restore ssh sessions. Here's a guide on how to do that: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect/blob/master/d...
All the devices are the same (across customers and banks), so your card is the second factor, the device is just a reader for it.
The most famous is the Basque ETA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ETA

The Catalonians also had one
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_Lliure
I got 21/26, as of my comment the lowest score in the comment section here, but the website said it was a fine sense of pitch. Honestly I thought I'd get less than 50% before I began. I also did not recognise some of the melodies.

Some also sounded right, but cut out the last tone. Not sure if those are supposed to be counted as correct or incorrect so I did a 50/50 on those.
Except it's made clear from the way the test is designed that that's not the case
What a wonderfully crazy idea. But the game seems to be non-deterministic from the pig's perspective, as it depends on humans cooperating with the pigs (and the pigs don't know that). I assume that makes the outcome too biased to yield any meaningful results (beyond mutual entertainment).
Hmm, in that case, why are the Falcon 9 numbers the same?
There are many small and light relics of Jesus, both Marys etc around. How about a kickstarter campaign to send one into low earth orbit to watch over us all?
Porsche doesn't f*ck around. It think the questions would be valid for a start-up, but not one of the largest auto manufacturers in the world. Porsche is also not a stranger to "electric" vehicles (see 918).
What is this Docker thing that everyone is so hyped about?
On the other hand, getting visitors from HN wouldn't necessarily increase any revenue for them as being the nerds that we are, I doubt that many of us use a browser without an ad blocker ;)
mosh is nice, but I don't feel like installing a not well established ssh server replacement on hosts at work.
Right, that's what I was asking, but someone thought I was confused about LEO vs GTO :-(
It's interesting that Falcon Heavy costs 1.5x as much as Falcon 9, but carries 4x the payload.

Why doesn't SpaceX offer the Falcon Heavy exclusively and launch multiple payloads per launch, thus more than halving costs?

Are there payload volume or orbit separation limitations or is the pricing info not complete?
Yeah, plus, the fact that you fix something is the "why" part of your commit message, it should go in the body. The result could look like this :

> Reduce overlaying div element width
>
> This caused a bug on some devices : the div would overlay the close button, causing it to be unreachable.

I think that commit message that begin with "fix" are often not very good. Basically, you're saying "It was broken, this commit fixes it", not what was broken nor how your commit is supposed to fix it (yeah because sometimes, people think they are fixing something and actually create another bug in another part of the thing).
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Nope, that's not it. I mean "Falcon heavy is listed as 6.4 mT to GTO under the price, but 21.2 mt below in the table"
(not the same throwaway you are referring to :)

I enjoy Krebs's writing, but to be honest I was underwhelmed by this. Based on the buildup in the first part I expected some insights into the workings of the skimmer group in the second one, but really it could have been summed up as "I walked along the tourist places in Mexico and found a bunch of skimmers of the type I described in the first part."

Still interesting to see how widespread it is. I can only assume the next version will use a custom RF protocol or somehow hide the beacon unless provided with the right challenge from the phone.
It's enough of a stranger to fully electric cars to be announcing a concept car for 5 years out that hasn't been confirmed for production, that doesn't really seem to add anything new beyond emoticons and holographic eye-tracking dashboard controls.

Given the apparent disruptive nature of this change to existing car companies that cling to their ICE engine technology as their reason for existing, I'd probably be more inclined to give the benefit of the doubt to some random new entrant created by a Chinese battery manufacturer or Netflix competitor who don't have such a big stake in the status quo.
> Of course it doesn't

Well why not?
> The Porsche is a premium luxury vehicle

Totally agree. The Porsche outside my office window belongs to the CEO of the neighbour company. The Tesla belongs to the chairman of the board. They are both up in luxury territory because they are both really expensive cars.

Tesla wants to fight BMW and possibly but less importantly Porsche - their interiors and build quality needs to match the price tag. No exceptions.
Google's Keep was the Evernote killer for me. It loads faster and I can start a note or list quicker. Trello fills the other gaps to the point that Evernote is just an archive of notes that I rarely have to consult.
Do you know if this is somehow possible using OpenWRT? Would be great to have a life updating view of all connected Wifi devices including bandwith usage / limit and so on.
Well, I wasn't able to read the entire article since it's behind the paywall, but I'd be surprised if Android market share is this high in Russia. iPhones are quite popular here as well.
Will have a look, thanks.
I was dreaming of something that could restore tmux sessions, along with its ssh connections, and the vim inside the ssh :D seems like christmas is not for today.
"netmask 255.255.255.0"

"We chose to use the range 192.168.1.0/8 as our local network"

Minor typo, although it doesn't really matter in the big picture.

I like how it was written. In line commentary, like a tourist guide or a very informal runbook.

As a meta comment about the project goals it seems almost like a parody of taking something like logging into the CLI and running "arp" and turning it into the largest and most complicated system imaginable, I'm trying to figure out how to make it more complicated, maybe running it on https instead with a valid cert, or perhaps doing it all in Intercal or cobol instead of node.js.
> Key data structures built-in

Yet a decimal data type is missing.
Relying on the accuracy of a VIM mode implies that the best way to do with VIM does is to do exactly what VIM does, when there may be better, but less familiar ones.
Fail Fast principle
Yes, but at that point, aren't they just text based IDEs?
I can't think of anything more wasteful!
I'd have to disagree in that it's not a query language, there is definitely ability to query different parts of the data. I'm just unsure where the Graph part of the name came from. I was under the impression it was some play on the words sounding like "graphical" since the appearance of the query language in code is a very close depiction of the actual data returned.
There is absolutely no way this will be commercially viable or environmentally sustainable. I think the real business opportunity is finding out why high end chefs are using 48-hour produce- that sounds like a supply problem and there should be no real supply problem for such greens (these are luxury items with a known level of demand), since they grow natively in the area.
It's certainly not a "bunch of ideas and computer mock ups".

http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/motor-shows-frankfurt-moto...
I seem to have the lowest score yet, at 17/26. I recognized most but not all of the tunes. There were many I wasn't sure about, and if I took it again I'd probably give different answers.

One time I tried to tune a ukulele, using a sound played from a laptop as a reference note, but I couldn't even tell whether the string pitch was higher or lower than the reference.

And yet - I rarely play, but I own an ocarina, and when I get a note wrong, it's usually quite obvious to me.

I wish they'd give me a more precise breakdown of my score. Did I get more false positives or false negatives?
It would've been ludicrous if it were what they were actually doing.

They are not comparing cars. They are comparing technologies.
This is a common complaint by people and I'm starting to believe it's just the only thing people can find wrong with it so it seems to stick. I read the same thing yesterday on a different article about this new Porsche concept.

That said, this is the first car I've found interesting since I bought a Tesla. With everything else, it's eh--it's probably loud, vibrates, has jerky acceleration, drips on the garage floor, makes me stand in the cold while I fill it with gas, uses old "tiny explosions under the hood" technology.

Should we criticize the best because it could be better? Of course, that's how we make progress. Would I prefer a different car with a better interior but a bunch of other compromises? No way.
Nice project, but after sharing flat for 15 years with people from all over the world I've learned that the flatmate that doesn't click with you, can perfectly click with another roomie. So I doubt the tool will be accurate, it's highly relative.

Personally I'd prefer a site for meeting potential flatmates that are techie/startuppers? In the valley chances are that 70% of potential flatmates are somewhat involved in the industry, but here in EU is much difficult. For instance I'd like to move to London or Berlin for some months but finding techies for sharing a flat is not easy...

Does anyone know of a tool/website for this?
Arianespace does that with their Ariane V, but it comes with organizational headaches, because you need two payloads of appropriate mass, that are ready at the same time, and that go into the same orbital plane. If one payload is delayed (happens often enough), you can't shuffle the other one around on short notice.
ETA was not a guerrilla, it was a terrorist group

And Terra Lliure would have been a joke if not for the only innocent death they provoked. It is perhaps the only terrorist group that has more deaths by accident than actions they tried to do
You could use a bastion host to run the tmux. If your client machine were to disconnect/reboot, the bastion host would keep the sessions open. You'd just need to login to it and re-attach tmux.
not utilizing weapons and tools available to full potential vs possible harm to some marine life... guess what a soldier chooses?
My life definitely needs more pig interaction, this is brilliant!

Love the concept behind the game. Playing the game actually yields some actual utility in real life past the enjoyment the player gets (entertains the pigs).

Although you could probably quite easily create a robot player to move the light to entertain the pigs, I think it's a really interesting concept.

I think this is novel enough you could probably monetise it quite easily (and app where it's $1 a go or something).
Sure, but this is a structural problem not a conspiracy. You cannot sell newspapers saying 10,000 flights landed safely today.
Why?

Technically, it is not a replacement, since it requires a ssh server for authentication.
Here are my answers - Y correct, N incorrect. 9/26 Y, 17/26 N, makes me guess I had too many N, which is already what I was expecting. Does anyone feel like marking me?

(Example) - Y
1	Y *
2	Y
3	Y *
4	N
5	Y
6	N *
7	N
8	Y
9	N
10	Y *
11	N
12	N *
13	N
14	N
15	Y
16	N
17	N
18	Y
19	N
20	N
21	N
22	N *
23	Y *
24	N
25	N *
26	Y *

edit - starred the ones I got wrong. My prediction was wrong too. 5 false Ys, 4 false Ns.
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Tesla have mentioned a few times that they don't want people who work for them to think of themselves as a luxury car maker, since their business plan is to go mass market.

Obviously that leads to some weird contradictions since the plan is to fund that by selling little sportscars, then high-end sedans, then high-end SUVs, before the still relatively high-end 3, but not spending too much time on the luxury interior does kind of fit with that ethos.
Considering that I recently ran home with a rapidly flattening battery - precisely so that I would not lost my session - I am very pleased to find this here :D
For the first part: you're pretty much rephrasing what I said. E.g. to quote you:

> The President, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and the other members of the Commission shall be subject as a body to a vote of consent by the European Parliament. On the basis of this consent the Commission shall be appointed by the European Council, acting by a qualified majority.

As I said, the entire Commission is voted for by the European Parliament, not just the President, as you originally claimed.

> > The president is nominated by the council, and confirmed by the parliament.

> Again not correct see Article 17 above.

You realize that you are disagreeing with yourself? Or is your quoting just totally messed up?

> The Council isn't the upper house of the EU Parliament it's a completely separate body.

The Council isn't the upper house of the European Parliament; it is the upper house of the EU legislature, the European Parliament is the lower house of the EU legislature. Of course they're separate bodies, silly [1].

> They can jointly and separately adopt laws however only laws that are adopted by the council are actually turned into EU directives which is required for laws to have any effect on member states.

The ordinary legislative procedure requires the consent of the European Parliament AND the Council of the EU. The consultation procedure is largely limited to Art. 103 and Art. 115 TFEU (aspects of competition law and the internal market).

Yes, of course the consent of the Council of the EU as the upper house of the legislature is required. Never said otherwise.

[1] http://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/european-parliament
The different payload masses are most likely for different grades of reusability: all cores expendable, center core expendable + boosters reusable, fully reusable.

Hard to tell for sure, because SpaceX has, to the best of my knowledge, never provided details regarding which Falcon Heavy configuration delivers the 6.4 mT to GTO.*

* probably a 1800 m/s to GSO, 26° inclination orbit
Outcome bias, anyone?

How about comparing those to 32 low-value companies (or out of business companies) to see if those traits are really important or not.
Would it be possible to update node.js to v4.0.0 and rerun the Express Cluster benchmark?
node.js v0.12.x was slower than v.0.10.x, while v4.0.0 is supposed to be faster than both.
Sorry for making this request if it's out of your field of interest, but couldn't resist asking :)

EDIT: My mistake, I thought you were the author of the benchmark
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So we must just accept the fact that military is there to destroy environments and they just don't really care? I expect more from them.
I found a rereading of "Crossing the chasm"[1] of enormous value recently. Many of the patterns this article "uncovers" were stated already in 1991 in the book.

[1] http://www.amazon.com/Crossing-Chasm-Marketing-High-Tech-Mai...