wyred | 2 years ago | on: Check if your IKEA chair is compatible with your screen
I have this same problem! Except that it came from my SecretLabs chair.
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wyred | 3 years ago | on: PC wakes from sleep when changing clothes
I have a similar weird behavior where if I push in or out my chair from under my computer desk, my USB devices would disconnect and reconnect. My wild guess is that my secretlabs chair has some sort of magnet that’s causing it.
wyred | 6 years ago | on: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X is the fastest processor on Geekbench
Like I said, I'm out of the loop. Thanks for the explanation!
wyred | 6 years ago | on: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X is the fastest processor on Geekbench
I'm out of the loop. Why is single core performance important, since no one (I think) buys a multi-core CPU just to limit themselves to using only 1 core?
wyred | 6 years ago | on: Interview with DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg
Safari is removing (or removed already?) DNT simply because websites are still tracking visitors regardless if DNT was enabled or not.
wyred | 7 years ago | on: India successfully shoots down satellite in space
Just wondering, is it possible to use a big enough mirror and just reflect sunlight to do the same thing? Though this only means satellites can only be destroyed during daytime.
wyred | 7 years ago | on: Indonesia’s Garuda Airlines cancels order for 49 Boeing 737 Max jets
Is Boeing taking DLC advice from EA now?
wyred | 7 years ago | on: Death metal music inspires joy not violence
The timing of this article feels like it was written in response to Singapore banning a Swedish black metal band from performing at the very last minute.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/watain-black-...
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/watain-concer...
wyred | 7 years ago | on: How the Internet Travels Across Oceans
I don't think it's right to say data is in the ocean though. They are stored in datacenters on land. And they travel through the ocean. Unless when we start putting more of these datacenters in the ocean like how some company has been experimenting with.
wyred | 7 years ago | on: Ask HN: Why can’t I block all incoming calls that aren’t in my contact list?
What if it was a legitimate emergency?
Like if someone used your number as an emergency contact. Or some hospital in the world trying to contact you because someone you know got hospitalized (touch wood).
wyred | 7 years ago | on: Steam store to sell VR porn video games
VR install base is small, until Steam starts selling VR Porn video games.
Porn has a huge influence on technology. I won't be surprised if within the next few days, there's a huge surge on VR headset sales.
wyred | 8 years ago | on: Firefox Send: Private, Encrypted File Sharing
I made a subreddit for anyone to upload any file and the first person who accesses the link gets to download it.
wyred | 8 years ago | on: Show HN: CoinHub for iOS
Singapore, if it helps, I'm using an iPhone and have the language settings set to Japanese.
wyred | 8 years ago | on: Show HN: CoinHub for iOS
The data for LTC doesn't seem to load. All the other default 3 cryptocurrencies loaded.
wyred | 8 years ago | on: Alibaba Cloud
I have a SaaS product hosted in Singapore. We have complaints from our China clients about it being slow so we had to setup another production environment in China.
It's not about the price, it's about the Great Firewall of China.
wyred | 9 years ago | on: Solving the Dating Problem with the SENPAI Protocol [pdf]
What is this dating thing everyone seems to be talking about?
wyred | 10 years ago | on: Hublin: open-source video conferencing
Am I the only one getting an invalid cert error?
NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
Subject: hubl.in
Issuer: Gandi Standard SSL CA 2
Expires on: 2017/03/06
Current date: 2016/03/16
wyred | 10 years ago | on: Chinese police swoop on $7.6 Billion ‘record-breaking online Ponzi scheme’
Silly question here, why were the account books buried instead of burned? Do the books have any use in future if they never got caught?
wyred | 11 years ago | on: My Synology NAS has been hacked by ransomware calling itself Synolocker
My bad, for not understanding how it works.
wyred | 11 years ago | on: My Synology NAS has been hacked by ransomware calling itself Synolocker
If a few guys ran a Synology NAS with terabytes of dummy data, let the ransomware do it's job, rinse and repeat, would we be able to inflict a huge storage bill on the datanappers? If their storage limit got maxed out, would it stop the ransomware from working?
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