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Popular browser add-on “WOT: Web of Trust” spying on users, user data for sale
(translate.google.com)
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10y ago
Postman and its Http interceptor. fiddle with http requests, manipulate which headers are sent. even intercept Http requests and change values on the flight
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Latest Eclipse Neon Release – New and Noteworthy
(eclipse.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
this website is buggy.
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10y ago
"Now, researchers have confirmed that barium-144 ([Math Processing Error]) is a member of this exclusive club." ... that math processing error was really confusing until I understood its real meaning.
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Is Pantone 448C really the ugliest colour in the world?
(theguardian.com)
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NS1's DNS outage affects European Twitter users
(twitter.com)
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Question towards Steve Jobs on a Cupertino City Council Meeting in 2011: "[How do] city residents benefit from [Apple's new campus]?" Jobs: "Well, as you know, we're the largest taxpayer in Cupertino. So we'd l
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11y ago
What percentage of US government software is currently developed as FLOSS?
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11y ago
I hope Jenkins 2 will fix Jenkins 1's tendency for unclear and ambiguous user interfaces. Many configuration input fields have weird names, and their explanation fields can confuse me even more, and when using plugins, the whole config
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11y ago
hm, that logic would mean a computer mouse is an input-output device, not only an input device.
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11y ago
Rubbing drugs on gums is a popular way of administration, as the substances get easily absorbed into blood vessels here.
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11y ago
So many teasered demos, but no video to look at...
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11y ago
literally "safer"
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11y ago
What kind of problems do you see with redundancy?
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11y ago
I have seen aliens.
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11y ago
Yeah, like condoms...
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Nuclear arsenal finds security in 8-inch floppy disks (2014)
(defensesystems.com)
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11y ago
We need encryption for Power over Wi-Fi or else my neighbors will steal my electricity.
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11y ago
Better don't tell people on medication to stop taking them for a week or two, and if it doesn't work go to a professional.
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11y ago
This outline already is a motivating plan to follow. Thank you very much for sharing. I don't seem to have tested 4., 5., and 6. in my daily routine yet, and will therefore hang a sticky for these to my screen and start practicing on t
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Ask HN: Which psychological hacks do you use to motivate you and feel happy?
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11y ago
> I still get bouts, but I have a mechanism in place to handle the symptoms and they mostly dissipate. Can you tell me about the mechanism that helps you?
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11y ago
What is a patent Trojan horse? I just read the PATENTS file, but cannot think of a scenario that could affect me negatively. Can you give one?
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Pull my finger study shows what happens when you crack your knuckles
(ibtimes.co.uk)
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12y ago
Crass distribution for WV / West Virginia ;-) http://swizec.github.io/h1b-software-salaries/#2014-wv-engin...
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> Also you can't say "we license this as AGPL for non-commercial use". That violates the rights of the user to not have additional restrictions placed on the AGPL. And if you think through the practicalities of how that wo
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12y ago
I am not a lawyer, but as long as someone uses a AGPL-licensed software stand-alone, I don't see a reason for that Someone to be turned off. Many AGPL-licensed components/applications run standalone and don't have caused trou
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12y ago
I'm as well currently thinking about open-sourcing components of my web application. "Open sourcing" comes in many flavors, and the one I'm mostly favoring right now (for one of my particular components) is a dual licens
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Show HN: Crank up geeshenk's Schenkomat to find Christmas gift ideas
(geeshenk.com)
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