1996

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931.
by 1996 7y ago
Surprising feature I love the most in W10 The quality of image and curation is surprising
932.
by 1996 7y ago
Create dword with value 0 for BingSearchEnabled in [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search] I already had disabled Cortana, if not also create CortanaConsent dword with value 0
933.
by 1996 7y ago
For those who don't know: the 3 main way to connect are REST, WebSockets and FIX. https://algosforcryptos.com/trading-apis-top-crypto-exchange... But dedicated shops use custom made formats, with custom made software,
934.
by 1996 7y ago
Your timestamping approach is interesting. It is well known that exchanges like bitmex suffer from special latency issues. People pay very well to study that and provide mitigation. Many approaches can be done. But running on a single compu
935.
by 1996 7y ago
I have worked before on something similar: cryptomarketplot.com Free API access is not 1 day but 24/7 on : http://cryptomarketplot.com/api.json ; if you have traffic limits check http://cryptomarketplot.com&
936.
by 1996 8y ago
This. You are downvoted but your technical critique is spot on. Throw in Monero to pay for services and you've got a great technological stack possible right now, while something like that at the time of the cryptonomicon was just a dr
937.
by 1996 8y ago
Tor should be the only way to link nodes. The only reason for anyone to use batched mail and news in 2019 would be for the security - which means tor. There is no reason to use SSH, as it expose the IP address of the participants. Setting
938.
by 1996 8y ago
Agreed, but change the background to something lighter and solarized-light is not so bad. Bonus: it's widely supported, so you only change one color My suggestion is a light yellowish grey: BackgroundColour=236,231,225 Bonus of using l
939.
by 1996 8y ago
I used to run an honeypot. For fun and giggles, I also kept the user and password they tried to see if any of my systems was at risk
940.
by 1996 8y ago
Suggestion for Debian: if you get error: unrecognized command line option ‘-fstack-clash-protection’; did you mean ‘-fstack-protector’ , do: echo "deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ testing main non-free contri
941.
by 1996 8y ago
In theory, yes it works in 3.7+ In practice, no Can I ask you one example of what you mean? I want 2 separate event loop for 2 separate threads
942.
by 1996 8y ago
Having multiple asyncio loops and multiple threads do not mix well. Too bad, because you want to isolate things sometime.
943.
by 1996 8y ago
Thanks! With msys2, pacman -Syu then pacman -Su will update your minty to 2.9.9, which according to https://github.com/mintty/wsltty/issues/145 should include the 30 ms patch. It feels quite smooth to me, but
944.
by 1996 8y ago
Matches user reports like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42888024/git-bash-mintty...
945.
by 1996 8y ago
Did you try msys2 mintty? https://github.com/msys2/msys2/wiki/Using-packages
946.
by 1996 8y ago
What's funny is some people complain that ebook don't have that smell Personally, that's a pro for ebooks
947.
by 1996 8y ago
When you are Jack Dorsey, you can waste $10k/week on expresso if you fancy that Not recommended for the average person however (and I say that while being involved in crypto)
948.
by 1996 8y ago
You named your own problem: you are using google technologies (chrome, android, java) Use more sensible tools and you will not waste as much ram (firefox, visual studio code, .net) Edit: Numberwang, apparently your account is dead so I can&
949.
by 1996 8y ago
Performance tests should give metrics, not checkmarks
950.
by 1996 8y ago
mlterm offers me great Unicode rendering, very low latency (it feels fast) and works very nicely with proportional fonts (yes I'm one of these persons spreading the gospel of proportional fonts for coding) In the previous tests I read,
951.
by 1996 8y ago
> I happily look forward to the downvotes Not from me: your opinion stands out from the general HN hypocrisy, on top of being very consistent.
952.
by 1996 8y ago
Again, this is not to rosser specifically, but to the general sentiment on HN. I used the word imagination to consider the likelihood of an identical overwhelmingly positive response, yet directed at something that is not autism - say minor
953.
by 1996 8y ago
I replied to that comment because stood out the most, due to this choice of words. Regarding the concept of "emotional labour" you define, I am neutral. I am not saying it does not exist - I just believe it is a common human exper
954.
by 1996 8y ago
I'm not sure I understand.
955.
by 1996 8y ago
How did you adjust the correction to get focus at say 3 ft / 1 m for computer use? Why a smaller PD?? I thought it was fixed by your skull anatomy?
956.
by 1996 8y ago
Just got a reply- it's not. It has a different focal length, so you can relax your eyes when working on a computer screen.
957.
by 1996 8y ago
Exactly this!! I have an extra wide computer screen for work, it is a gamers screen. So when they tried to sell me progressive, I refused. I want 2 good solutions, not 1 half assed one. Next time I see an optometrist, I will have to ask the
958.
by 1996 8y ago
Also got my first pair of glasses a few week ago when visiting home! I love them, everything is so clear, it's almost like switching to 4k! But something is off when I read my computer screen. Also they cause eye strain after a while i
959.
by 1996 8y ago
> $27 for three pairs of prescription "computer monitor" glasses You are the second person to mention "computer monitor" glasses so I wonder, are they the same correction as your normal glasses? I am new to wearing gl
960.
by 1996 8y ago
> one for distance, one computer-specific How do you find the correction for the computer specific glass? I have a pair for distance but it is a horror to use with computers.

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