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Drdrdrq
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8y ago
Hetzner (in EU).
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8y ago
Probably Northrop Grumman [0]? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14689610
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> The only one I can think of right now would be Font Awesome 5 (via Kickstarter),... And even there, imho Bob (iirc) from the video was right - I hate font awesome 5, and always install either version 4 or "fork awesome" in my
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Did you try it on the phone, using tilt? Other than that - yeah, that's all there is to it.
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Not sure what you mean, but it works for me on ff/android. Nice game, well executed!
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Yes, FF/Linux. They must be doing some magic with scrolling.
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https://fauna.com/
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8y ago
Curious: when would you choose DynamoDB over RDS / Aurora?
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8y ago
Curious: since EVs are only using stored energy which still comes mostly from fossil fuels (afaik), is there any research that would show their total environmental impact per driven mile? That is, if we're burning coal and transmitting
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8y ago
Yes. In EU it's a piece of cake, as there are laws that protect consumers from companies.
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I think the point is not that the core domain can't fingerprint you, it is that 3rd party JavaScript is blocked by default, which makes those domains less likely to track you. Not impossible, just less likely. For example there is al
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> But the css story of Vue is definitely better than React. Curious what this is about?
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I loved NB, but moved away from it when Python support was first thrown out to a separate extension, then made more and more difficult to install. I wonder if this is something this distribution aims to solve? That said, I'm mostly hap
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To downvoters: thanks, always appreciate that. My point was that the OP can't guess their readers' level of knowledge, and it would be impossible for them to cater to all levels (as my attempt to explain searching... failed to sho
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> search engine it... That is, go to google.com or DuckDuckGo.com and search for it... I mean, open the browser, click on location bar (on the top) and write... That is, if you are on Windows, click Start menu (which is now 4 rectangles)
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Re React: I totally missed that train but was forced to learn everything about ES6, Promises, React and Redux in one gig. Fortunately I had someone who showed me the ropes, otherwise I would have wasted lots of time. Still, I never really u
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I also learn by doing, and it works with ML too (dived into it last year, though I'm currently not doing it anymore). Find a project and jump... Happy learning!
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It is strange, agreed. Maybe they are ok with explicit images for educational purposes (anatomy)?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmermann_Telegram
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Fortunately OSMand works reliably (and offline).
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It is unbelieveable that a company which employs such tactics against their users can survive. I know I avoid their products like plague, Java and DB included.
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I don't care much about other features either, but accessing USB devices is often invaluable.
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It is not easy to switch, so until the pain is too big, one doesn't do it.
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> Since all our other services are running in AWS, the obvious choice was DynamoDB – Amazon’s NoSQL database offering. Unfortunately at the time Dynamo didn’t support encryption at rest. Whoa, that was close. I really don't see why
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What is that about?
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Even better, the whole limiting could be done client side, in OS or browser.
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Curious: did anything change (for worse or better) after the MS acquired the game? Or is it just business as usual?
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I have no idea if it's true, but it is really not that difficult to achieve in a setting like this, where binaries are compiled from the sources that are available on the system itself. Even creating a compiler that poisons itself is n
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Nicely written, and thank you for providing such a great peice of engineering! A thought: would it help to have a modified C compiler that would crash the app whenever UB was encountered? It might help find some bugs where non-default C com
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Free market only works when there is a choice. If there is only one provider available then regulation is necessary to avoid exorbitant fees.
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