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Axis cameras is a strong recommendation from me. They make a huge range from tiny "server room" cameras through to spy-agency grade dome-CCTV cameras, industrial, weather proof etc etc.

Their basic range all have a web GUI, RTSP and ethernet/wifi. Have a look at the M11 range, or the M30 for a cheap dome camera.

I went a long way down this route a year or so ago, having found an absolutely perfect 1986 porsche 911 "donor car," however the amount of regulation the car needed to comply with, the engineering time and the expense of the motors, batteries and controllers (that would have to be custom made to fit the car) meant that I was going to spend a quarter million all in. I could have saved maybe a third of that taking a used car off a scrapheap, but then it defeats the point of ending up with a car I actually wanted to drive.

hopefully for Reddit, the IPO valuation is based on the size of the userbase and not the level of engagement or quality moderating that takes place..

It makes regular white look dim/dull so adverts programmed to take advantage of the superwhite will attract more attention.

For those clicking in expecting "Neo's protein porridge," "Morpheus Meatballs," and "Trinity's Tripe," you are going to be disappointed in that this is neither a delicious pop-culture recipe book, nor does it relate to hit Wachowski trilogy "The Matrix."

Abolutely stunning that you can hand your child a tablet and let them browse a google earth style depiction of another planet in such detail. Inspiring.

Far from a Powermod, I'm a mod of a single tiny subreddit with <1,000 subscribers and took it private this morning (0800 UTC). I didn't advertise it on this site, but we agreed it was best to join the efforts.

I have mostly for the last six years used Apollo to moderate the sub, but that will not work from July onwards, I will probably not un-private the sub.

I suppose it's to prevent Burger Arbitrage

The Walthamstow (North London) Five Guys is selling the regular hamburger right now for £8.65 which in dollars is $10.75.

Use a TOTP for a second factor of authentication and give it to your friend abroad.

as a technology risk and compliance manager who is embroiled in a big disaster recovery/business continuity/ISO 22301 project at the moment, reading this headline made parts of me turn to dust and drop off.

no, but it's good to compare with similar firms and see what numbers they are reporting!