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by Aissen 6y ago
The page does not contain the content. If you don't have the proper cookie, it redirects to a separate consent page; it looks like it's a popup, but the page has no content. It does not matter how much you massage the DOM or CSS:
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by Aissen 6y ago
It does not work with Techcrunch, or yahoo/Oath websites, which just do this at the HTTP level.
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Discovery of the closest known blackhole, in a system visible to the naked eye(aanda.org)
5 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
It is not. An article from last month put the first case found by contact tracers to the beginning of January, at least two weeks before the first official "imported case". Sad that the full report hasn't been published: Payw
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by Aissen 7y ago
Also of note for HN readers: in "Bouches-du-Rhone", a high-density population area, a ransomware attack has rendered the local cities unable to send the statistics for the second part of March, which they sent manually. I'm n
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by Aissen 7y ago
For those interested, there's a breakdown by sub-region by French National Institute of Statistics: https://www.insee.fr/fr/information/4470857 Needless to say, it matches closely the COVID-19 clusters. Kudos
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by Aissen 7y ago
This type of practice right there is why there will always be a place for at least one cloud competitor. No company that is slightly invested in retail (directly or indirectly) want to increase Amazon's profitability by paying AWS.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Exactly what a CIA shill would say. We'll find out in 50 years.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Yet another proof that proprietary drivers are hindering innovation and holding back Linux desktops, not helping them.
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by Aissen 7y ago
This is a preprint. This sentence could be modified and not change the core claim of the paper. What's interesting is studying the data on which this is based (some commenters yesterday said it made a few mistakes https://ne
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A nicotinic hypothesis for Covid-19 with preventive and therapeutic implications(qeios.com)
46 points by Aissen 7y ago|64 comments
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by Aissen 7y ago
To quote the traditional meme on Pokémon: https://9gag.com/gag/534844/serious-pokemon-math My point being that maybe it's possible to take interest in what the kids like, and use that to teach them something
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by Aissen 7y ago
Replying to self… I'm wondering if the recent per-country daily "Top 10" that Netflix is now exposing in its UI (now scraped by https://flixpatrol.com/ ) is not a response to ISPs already building this ? Like
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A full upper body air-filtration protective shield: BioVYZR crowdfunding(indiegogo.com)
2 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 7y ago
I think you overestimate how complex this is to purpose-build once you have the basics of DPI in place. Also you don't need a precise measurement. Just measuring a random 10k users in 1M network daily will give you more precise viewers
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by Aissen 7y ago
Only 9 million people in furlough (with gov benefits); so a third of the working population. The economic shock is going to be brutal.
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by Aissen 7y ago
That's one way to look at it I guess :-) (note: I personally think content should be the focus of a smartphone, so the screen should be as big as physically possible; 6.7" is my current limit though).
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by Aissen 7y ago
Yesterday in their keynote, Oneplus dared to call the new Oneplus 8 "compact" with its 6.55" screen. Although to be fair it has a much better screen-to-body ratio than the SE.
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by Aissen 7y ago
If a CISO looks at this, she might think "great, so anyone entering a commercial relationship with Atlassian can now eventually take control of the boards of some of my employees ?". And that's not good PR.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Yes. I remember two years back when a small (really) independent french journal called CPC Hardware was able to publish a full review of the latest AMD CPU a month before everyone else in a bimonthly paper issue : they simply sourced the
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Scaleway ending ARM64 server support(twitter.com)
3 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 7y ago
That's basically gokrazy : https://gokrazy.org/ Or is the game to do it only with the syscall interface and no library?
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by Aissen 7y ago
I actually wrote a script to convert the HTML version of the SRE book to epub, and then to mobi; which I then used to read a few chapters on kindle. It was far from perfect, but did the job.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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by Aissen 7y ago
If you have a character/block device that does read/write ops, you'd probably get io_uring support for free.
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by Aissen 7y ago
It might be a newbie question, but why use fputc and outputing character by character instead of using liburing to write directly to fd 1 ? (or writev?)
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by Aissen 7y ago
"middle of the night here" is morning for most of Europe. Quite late in the morning, when people had time to work and maybe do an HN break. I've noticed that stories posted in the morning (for Europe) can get as much traction
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Static Analysis in GCC 10(developers.redhat.com)
9 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 7y ago
This one was the first one.
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by Aissen 7y ago
I've been using musl on embedded systems for a while, and its simplicity is indeed quite a feature. My biggest issue is the lack of ASan, or ever HWAsan. valgrind is nice, but quite slow. I know Rich has been working on a new allocator

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