Hello71

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by Hello71 8y ago
Firefox has had profiles since at least 0.8, released in 2004, when it was renamed from Firebird, more than four and a half years prior to Google Chrome's release. This code, however, was inherited from Netscape Communicator 4, releas
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by Hello71 8y ago
No, you're thinking of "universal income". That's what the commonly accepted definitions of "basic" and "universal" are. basic: Necessary, essential for life or some process; Elementary, simple, funda
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by Hello71 8y ago
I think while most of your points are valid, some of them miss the mark. > 3. don't understand bouncing spells like the lich nuke. In fact many times lich used that spell as a poking spell. I'm not convinced that their use of C
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by Hello71 8y ago
The security level varies frequently. It's known that meek still works in China, which is probably a major reason why both Google and Amazon have shut down domain fronting.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> He’s developed a machine that can mix substances that cities often pay to get rid off, such as gravel or building waste, along with cement to create low-cost concrete blocks. The cost saving comes from having to use only a sixth of the
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by Hello71 8y ago
Install a UPS.
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by Hello71 8y ago
More accurately, faxes do not support accounts. Faxes assume that a single phone line has a single user, like machines on computer networks in the bad old days. The modern equivalent would be using a single email account for the entire co
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by Hello71 8y ago
This only works for HSv3 though. HSv2 addresses are enumerable without too too much work.
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by Hello71 8y ago
(2013)
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by Hello71 8y ago
As long as literally nobody moves back to where they started, otherwise everybody involved gets locked up for the aforementioned years and years.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> You have to root your device to run it wtf. I have been using F-Droid for many years, and this has not been the case. as far as I know, this has never been the case, as Android has always had functions for third party app stores. i
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by Hello71 8y ago
"Firefox integrating targeted sidebar ads based on selling complete browser history".
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by Hello71 8y ago
I see many comments saying that this is fine because it's optional. Based on the previous posts discussing Upwork ( https://hn.algolia.com/?query=upwork ), it seems to me like today this is optional and tomorrow this wil
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by Hello71 8y ago
Looks like the main features are arguably better defaults, libcaca support (basically useless anyways), and profile support (how often do you really need to check someone's info that you don't already have stored in the app).
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by Hello71 8y ago
I believe this makes Google Maps the only mainstream SaaS map providing orthographic projection, and I wonder if that (partially) explains the recent increase in Google Maps pricing (previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by Hello71 8y ago
OpenVPN is quite configurable, not as much as IPsec, but still a lot, and (from what I hear) has quite a bit of code bloat. I believe that userspace WireGuard has better performance than OpenVPN.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> The only downside I've notice is slightly increased battery consumption on my phone, but that's to be expected (it uses approximately 5% of the battery per day). I believe that Android does not accurately represent the batter
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by Hello71 8y ago
Only if you're using the ridiculous IPsec protocol and its ridiculous modes. Nobody actually needs a mode that authenticates the header but doesn't encrypt it, and nobody can understand this mode anyways. Nobody needs ECB or 3DES
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by Hello71 8y ago
> I would also like to see an easier way to configure authentications, having them in the same file as the config means I can't version control it, share it easily, etc. The config file is designed to be very straightforward and con
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by Hello71 8y ago
> I also saw nothing anywhere about how if you modify your config file and down/up with wg-quick it'll delete anything you entered in your config as the 'down' will write back the current state of the interface. It&#x
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by Hello71 8y ago
at least on Linux, it's much less a factor of the program used, as long as it uses freetype (i.e. all programs since 2000 except for crappy Java programs), and much more a factor of simply what fonts are installed by default on the par
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by Hello71 8y ago
Yes, it in fact does put you at a hiring advantage because it will select for employees actually selling products instead of claiming to sell them.
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by Hello71 8y ago
That is, broadly speaking, not correct. The reflog makes it very difficult to permanently lose committed changes, and for the most part, commands that change the working directory are generally self-evident. git checkout is really the only
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by Hello71 8y ago
In addition to what nerdponx said about recipe style articles being poor, there are some moderate issues with this article: 1. it doesn't clearly say that git checkout with a path is irreversible. 2. it says that git reset --hard is ir
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by Hello71 8y ago
It's too bad that being 16 years old, lots of the suggestions are now outdated, like the complete absence of bufferbloat.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> Brave definitely does not sell your browsing history This might be true. > In fact, they don't even have the ability to access it... This is clearly false on the face of it. Obviously the browser has access to the browsing hist
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by Hello71 8y ago
> a bunch of other stuff which I don’t understand that well (metric 600, scope link, proto kernel, etc). Not understanding what those things mean hasn’t hurt me yet. These are pretty straightforward. metric 600 means that out of all the
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by Hello71 8y ago
I don't think that's correct. According to Wikipedia, SMP dates to approximately the early 1960s, whereas according to the FreeBSD man pages, flock and fcntl were both introduced in 4.2BSD, released in 1983, two decades later. It&
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by Hello71 8y ago
This is different though, because the user themselves does not get a portion of the income. In fact, click fraud is much less likely with this idea than with current web advertising, because with current web advertising, site owners are inc

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