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EJTH
9y ago
Its a shame that hacker news has become riddled with opinion pieces like this.
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9y ago
Maybe :-) I am pretty interrested tho, not very much into SDR but I have one of those cheap dongle things laying around...
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9y ago
Hard to answer. It all depends on why the individual became a self-taught programmer in the first place. A surprisingly large amount of people who use high level or interpreted languages completely lack the fundamental knowledge about how a
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9y ago
"I (Kevin Reid) created ShinySDR out of dissatisfaction with the user interface of other SDR applications that were available to me." Well if you want to convince me that yours isnt crap either, you should have put a screenshot in
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9y ago
Good point.
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EJTH
9y ago
That was exactly what I was thinking, you don't even need to create an account or anything it seems.
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9y ago
But muting your own friends while gaming with them? Nah.
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9y ago
Well. I guess that the NYT, WaPo and WSJ can be proud of their accomplishment. They managed to hurt the independent media on its revenue, but to their vein it seems like most youtubers actually have a passion for what they do and their subs
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10y ago
To be fair the rainbow road thing was covering up most space and it wasn't really that artistic, we all seen a rainbow... Meanwhile the /r/lgbt community painted over flags from other subs that they simply didn't like, b
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10y ago
Welp, rather have trolls "winning the internet" whatever that means, than have mainstream journalism "win the internet". All this autistic screeching from journalists, these days, because they are loosing their foothold,
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10y ago
In many places of the world you get to work your ass off for decades while you see 1/3 of the population sitting on their hands while living of the back of the tax paying worker. I can understand that many get fed up, especially if the
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10y ago
Lots of missing products, but I like the general idea.
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10y ago
Same for me. I miss the times where I only saw babies, cats and dinner plates on my feed, it was personal, now its just garbage news, garbage ads, garbage IP-theft (videos grabbed from YT etc.)
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EJTH
10y ago
Why do you need to look at the OS in the UA string in order to do this? Seems like you are doing it wrong (tm) ?
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10y ago
With the state of microsoft in mind, I wouldn't be the least surprised if this was done on purpose.
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EJTH
10y ago
I have no idea what this submission is supposed to be about. Please elaborate a bit about what the purpose of this project is, my mandarin is not very good :-)
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10y ago
Isn't this a little far fetched? Its comparable to saying that Wikileaks is in bed with Trump if they had used AWS or similar american service, as its no secret that any american IT company is forced to comply with NSA etc.
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10y ago
How does that solve income inequality? Why is it a problem and why should it be solved? Maybe it is because I am not a native english speaker, but I wouldn't want to live in an economic regime where everyone was paid the same regardles
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EJTH
10y ago
W-wait... Did you remove the option to vote on my comments?
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EJTH
10y ago
I don't know why, but I seem to be the only person who actually likes the Verdana font face.
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EJTH
10y ago
Tech scamming is an interesting phenomenon to say the least... I have been binge watching scambaiters on youtube recently. I can highly recommend it if you want an introduction to how these scammers work.
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10y ago
Hey this is actually pretty useful! I understand the need for installing a certificate to capture SSL, but it would be nice if you could just roll your own root CA cert. The documentation is not clear wether this is possible... The link to
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10y ago
I will comply in the future. Thanks for the fair warning.
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10y ago
Diversity is such a broad concept that without specifying what kind of diversity we are talking about, it is hard to say. I think that diversity in background is pretty important. At my current workplace we have a wide range of highly educ
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10y ago
As someone who never really had breakfast earlier in life, i can heavily recommend it if you skip the most important meal of the day!
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10y ago
Im not sure wether I like your way of parsing arguments, it isn't compatible with the usual way arguments works, eg. normally you can supply two single letter arguments like this: `-rf` but looking at the code that would result in one
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10y ago
If you go through the trouble of emulating a shell, the least you could do is to make sure most commonly used commands worked (like ls, cat, tail etc) but maybe that is just me. I would probably have made this as a seperate gimmick on a &qu
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10y ago
Don't do it! Even if your product was exactly what I was looking for, I would never buy it if I recieved unsolicited marketing mails from you. Just, don't.
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10y ago
Stop nagging for app downloads when using mobile devices.
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10y ago
Didn't know that I was already warned about political comments. But why on earth is political comments not allowed, when political submissions (Such as OP) clearly are? Isn't this called bigotry? If I called nazis or conservatives
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