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8y ago
Right, but on the other hand you'd need to pay full-price upfront. They'll likely do better overall from this and create more buzz for those who aren't subscribers to buy the game out-right.
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8y ago
If you're going to install uBlock Origin then I recommend looking at uMatrix (same author) which does all the same thing but gives you much, much more control. It can be annoying and force a lot of refreshes, but it blocks a lot more t
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8y ago
But they noticed that most do not go back to their notes as much as they should so a general advice, while typing is easier hand-written helps you learn and retain better using less exposure. Assuming a class isn't already being record
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8y ago
If a random guy can make the app then Spotify could certainly have made an Apple Watch app. If anything it makes the case that if it were so simple for a single random dev that unless Apple itself were preventing it there is no reason the a
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8y ago
Frankly I do not. My own mother tries her hardest, but I can't stop her from using variants of "Iam${X}.123" for her bank passwords and etc. Let alone am I going to try getting her to use PGP and sign her emails.
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8y ago
Caddy is really nice. I use it on my Synology NAS which can use Docker containers and it works very well.
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8y ago
You'd need the IMEI from either knowing the LLC or knowing his location and successfully recording it, no? So maybe, like parent said, track him at an in-person conference appearance?
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8y ago
Interesting, for what it's worth you can already run VSCode on Chromebooks using Intel processors. It's my preferred editor right now on my Pixelbook running from the Embedded Linux container beta.
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8y ago
I have a personal conviction too that anywhere in South Florida which figures out how to change focus to walking/biking safely will reap very nice appreciation in real estate and taxes. Yes, the weather is very hot, but the issue is no
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WireGuard for MacOS
(lists.zx2c4.com)
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8y ago
In my opinion this is the perfect one. Everyone who wants to use a PM (like me) can use that and any users not using a PM can get the magic link.
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8y ago
Magic links are a valid method of login that is "right" for many users who end up resetting their accounts anyways. It's better than using true SSO in the sense that "email is decentralized." Yes, that means if thei
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8y ago
And yet they most likely do.
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8y ago
I really dislike when it's blocked, but I have no idea. Login forms should 100% have an error state shown to the user when the problem is the captcha not loading, being sent, etc. I personally white-list the Recaptcha stuff just becaus
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8y ago
Mentioned here > You see, Rust provides safe abstractions that let you do useful stuff without having to deal with the complexities of memory layouts and other low-level arcana. But dealing with those things is necessary to run code on m
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8y ago
Yea, that's what I meant. I just selected the show more link and clicked in a loop and then selected all the "X" buttons and clicked them and waited until the network requests finished.
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8y ago
I clicked "Show more" via the console until it stopped and then "clicked" every button and waited. It's not a real solution, but at least I've voiced my intention to not be tracked by these advertisers. I wish
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8y ago
I bought both. The Brydge keyboards always had quality issues with wobbly keys and such. You have to keep sending it back until you get one that's acceptable. I prefer the Slim Folio for everything except it can't do the clam shel
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8y ago
WireGuard is very hard to run without logging. It simply wasn’t designed for that and the maintainer was paid once to write “a rootkit-like” piece of code for a VPN provider which hired him to help them fix that. It’s still an open question
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8y ago
From my reading it seems to be his objection to her method and whether "joy" is the right metric/method for determining if something stays. While I know, from experience, what he says is true I still think that Kondo has a be
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8y ago
You can avoid flux longer by simply making a component which stores that shared state, passes it down via props to children, and along with some callback functions to update that state. It is almost exactly what is needed most times and it
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8y ago
There is one side of me that wishes more things were Mobile Apps. On the other hand, it's hard to argue that worse is better here and that any founder should focus on Web unless it's not possible to do it on the web (yet). I'
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8y ago
You're being toxic by calling people "cowards" for simply using a package instead of writing it themselves which reduces the amount of code they need to directly maintain. Displays a complete misunderstanding of the tradeoffs
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8y ago
Agree, but because it's JS and well designed plugins also affect the editor experience much less. Where in Sublime the Python based plugins which aren't designed around async and promise-like patterns often can lock up the editor
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8y ago
Weirder things have happened. He could hire someone else to run Facebook and retain the voting control he has. Or at least to be the face of the company as he is and how Google's founders have made their CEOs do the work of showing up
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8y ago
It looks nice. I don't mind it requiring JS, although I certainly agree a website of this kind doesn't need it similar to how HN has only a few lines of it. I assume this is an MVP and the commenting and other HN features will com
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“Made in China 2025” is going to cause Beijing more headaches than anyone
(bloomberg.com)
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Interesting, I'm in the US and I think of GCP as the best of the three factoring cost and reliability of their features. For AWS it seems like to get things that "work" you almost always need to do it yourself instead of usin
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Wins FCC Approval to Deploy 7,518 Satellites
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
If that's what you're waiting for I'd say it's ready. Although you have to run Docker inside the host and I don't think you can run privileged containers (don't have in front of me to test).
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