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by 781 7y ago
> I would really Electron to add an on-by-default standard interface to override CSS rules for Electron apps That's a hard problem to solve, since there are many ways of styling Electron - Bootstrap/Bulma/Material Design
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by 781 7y ago
I mean, you either want artistic control, or you want a consistent theme across apps. They want artistic control, thus would be better served by Electron.
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by 781 7y ago
DIN connectors are not expensive, nor fragile (too young to have used cassette players with them?). They are however big. Which is why the industry started using mini-jack connectors. They are now officially sanctioned: https://w
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by 781 7y ago
Write the app in Electron. Problem solved. No more OS overriding your look.
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by 781 7y ago
Here you go: https://workstation.is/station/4s1IHxshFb4BrTxTHjeG
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by 781 7y ago
Pfff, amateur. My "workstation" is just an iPad.
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by 781 7y ago
This must be the ultimate checklist tourism site.
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by 781 7y ago
This is one of those things where "just do it" applies
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by 781 7y ago
Well, now you have cameras that can basically shoot in the dark, seeing stuff you can't with your own eyes - Sony A7S II
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by 781 7y ago
You're approaching this from the wrong end. Think about vinyls, cassettes, VHRs, typing machines. It's all about the cool factor, the "authentic", the "vintage". That's where the crank it's coming fr
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by 781 7y ago
> makes you feel 5°F more comfortable overall. Keyword being "feel", as opposed to "actual"
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by 781 7y ago
The crank is all about "hipster" and "conversation starter". You're supposed to look like a weirdo cranking that, thus be super-cool.
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by 781 7y ago
There is a documentary about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocracy
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by 781 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-atom_transistor
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by 781 7y ago
It is "form" which made macbook THE notebook to have. > The vast majority of users choose Macs because of the great OS and the hardware specs Very wrong. Your average consumer can barely differentiate between MacOS/Windo
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by 781 7y ago
Do you also keep your cash under your mattress, instead of into a bank account?
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by 781 7y ago
This kind of sums up the whole article: > I knew the risks better than most, but never thought something like this could happen to me This also explains why this article is useless as a warning. Someone who will be hacked like this in
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by 781 7y ago
That doesn't seem to be included into this free engine, only command line access
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by 781 7y ago
It doesn't seem to have a notebook interface. Maybe someone can hook this into Jupyter as a Wolfram kernel?
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by 781 7y ago
Not only. There's Ubuntu Linux/Fedora Linux/Arch Linux, there's Wayland and a whole slew of compositors...
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by 781 7y ago
The sphere has all kinds of distortions. You can map a flat paper (image, website, ...) on a cylinder, but not on a sphere.
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by 781 7y ago
The article uses the word "scraped" multiple times. The word "hacked" is not used at all. FB also talks about scraping: > “Scraping data of any kind is prohibited on Instagram,” said a spokesperson.
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by 781 7y ago
According to the recent LinkedIn court case, it's legal (at least in US) https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/08/court-rejects-li...
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by 781 7y ago
Meaning they hacked Instagram? I think you are mislead by the "private contact number" phrase.
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by 781 7y ago
Make you contact information public. Companies collect it. Surprise Pikachu :o In the past, people used to call this crazy technology "The Phone Book". This stuff is also on Google: "1-800" site:instagram.com
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by 781 7y ago
> No mechanism exists to eradicate earthworms from the boreal forest Surely there must be an worm-eater somewhere.
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by 781 7y ago
More FUD. Nuclear energy is the safest energy.
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by 781 7y ago
And the americans discovered those microwaves.
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by 781 7y ago
Another weird thing about this is the attacker perspective. Let's assume there was some sort of energy weapon/chemical agent. This went on for months. Wouldn't you as an attacker worry that the americans with all of their tec
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by 781 7y ago
> A business education is essential to anyone with larger than a job ambitions Funny how many billionaires are out-there without an MBA. > Of the top 100 people listed by Forbes as the world’s richest, a grand total of 16 have MBAs.

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