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Eduard
6y ago
So I imagined it, and I came to the conclusion it's not more than a QR code.
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6y ago
No, it's not distributed world wide evenly in all oceans
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Sonobus: Open-source app for low latency peer-to-peer audio
(sonobus.net)
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6y ago
Do you have recommendations for icebreaker books?
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Eduard
6y ago
> Fortunately, we have a database containing a log of all traffic to our publicly accessible properties https://stackoverflow.com/legal/privacy-policy GDPR anyone?
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Eduard
6y ago
Run anywhere? On Dreamcast? On some exotic Toshiba microcontroller?
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Eduard
6y ago
Sounds like what an AI would say.
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6y ago
What's your lag with Droidcam? My experience was a delay of half a second, making it unusable for live conferencing.
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6y ago
> With google I've had one password for 20 years (my google account) which allows a hardware key for 2FA or google authenticator with what I imagine is sensible monitoring, new device authentication etc (I find this pretty secure).
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Iceberg on collision course with South Georgia
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
Keep in mind that Coronavirus vaccine are novel and not field tested, whereas other vaccines are field tested for decades.
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Eduard
6y ago
Evidence that there is room for improvement in HN's user interface.
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6y ago
Why not release the Swift app version as an additional app, e.g. "Uber Next" while keeping the original version alive until all problems are fixed? This story screams of so many self-made issues.
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6y ago
> There are several videos showing flying objects and several people reporting that jets were flying. [...] I will say it again, there exists SEVERAL different videos that show this. Where are these videos?
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6y ago
The tablet and smartphone incorrectly have hover functionality.
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6y ago
Czech
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6y ago
They just hid the resolution constraint disclaimer one click away at the end of the [usage instructino / "how to use" guide]( https://support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/app/webcam/en/instructi... ): T
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6y ago
Blood work?
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6y ago
I don't agree. PDF is fine to be some binary blob to download just as most other binary blob formats are. Would you expect to have .exe files being directly interpreted by a browser?
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Eduard
6y ago
Also, quicklinks in message apps generate bubble stuff
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6y ago
Video: https://youtu.be/GnZUIuOzgQc
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6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong: Twitch will delete any stream after a couple of days. So Twitch is a no-go if one wants to build a library of past shows.
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6y ago
> But it's very difficult to expose yourself to the open internet nowadays unless you're hosted in a cloud or have something like CloudFlare. Yet, millions of websites are working fine without cloud and without CloudFlare.
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6y ago
Or a data input mistake.
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Eavesdropping Encrypted LTE Calls With ReVoLTE
(revolte-attack.net)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Garzweiler surface mine https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse#v=50.91082,6.4249,9...
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6y ago
I don't understand your analogy of uncharted waters and crashing against rocks.
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6y ago
Citing mdo, https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/pull/6342#issuecomment-115... : "We haven't seen anyone using submenus in meaningful ways and the code necessary to make them work well is just too much
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6y ago
> Sub menus are really hard to do right on a mobile device No, they are not. Bootstrap is too opinionated here by not supporting nested menus. There are plenty of use cases for them, a navigable sitemap or your common application toolbar
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6y ago
I'd say the claim "works everywhere" does not consider small screens. I had a look at the examples with Android Chrome in portrait viewport, and cell content gets either cut off with ellipses on overflow, or breaks long words
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