Hitton

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   by Hitton 6y ago

   Classic Google. Announcing shutting down of service no one has even heard before.
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   Really impressive. Especially considering how small the developer team is.
3. 213.▲
   by Hitton 6y ago

   In documentation it mentions it's using OT.
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   I didn't. Addon using WebExtension API shouldn't normally require browser restart, if it does and doesn't even notify user about that, I would consider that bug too.
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   Doesn't work at all for me in Firefox.
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   Of course it does. British Pakistanis are 13 times more likely to have children with genetic disorders than the general population. And everyone knows why is that. https://www.muslimcouncilofamerica.org/cousin-marriage-among
7. 217.▲
   by Hitton 6y ago

   It looks neat, but seems really niche. I'm not sure there is a market for such tool. I could see it used in education, but I'm not sure that teachers/schools would want to pay subscription for this.
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   >Other highly intelligent animals do not seem close to even the first steps of space exploration. Ten thousands years ago humans didn't seem close to it either and yet they were same as us (and also same as their ancestors for dozen
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   by Hitton 6y ago

   Why just treatment of German civilians? Soviets were assholes to pretty much everybody. Baltic states, Hungary, Poland, Yugoslavia, Finland, China, ... - they all enjoyed "friendliness" of Soviets. They also raped women liberated
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    >The Romans weren't particularly brutal given their time- being beaten by the Celts and being beaten by the Romans would be a similar experience. Funny that you say that. You could say that during WW2 Germans weren't particular
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I see that what you posted is on google's servers. Doesn't that mean they are effectively distributing it themselves?
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    If it's more then couple svgs that repeat on every page and you want to use them as not just backgrounds (in which case I would recommend special .css file with svgs as data-uris), the best way is in my opinion storing them all in one
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I'm confused. It says: >The Monkey, is a proprietary tool that infects random machines in the target environment and propagates to them. Is the Monkey different thing than Infection Monkey or is it actually not open source? Or is th
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    They won't forget the email, but they might easily forget with which email they registered (happened to me).
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    Looks nice, but I'm little sceptical about the rear end collisions. From previous videos of self-driving cars (I don't remember whether it was Waymo) I have seen, they tend to suddenly stop for seemingly no reason. And although th
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I remember reading about a dentist in similar conditions who cleaned his(her?) root canal. I've recently tried to googling it but wasn't able to find source though.
17. 227.▲
    by Hitton 6y ago

    Solution is quite obvious. What we need is investigation of Code of Conduct violation by Code of Conduct investigation committee.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    HN users are not monolith. Probably most of us aren't in the Bay Area, many are not even from the USA. Many people here wouldn't give a single fuck about some twitter mob because they live in countries where people are more tolera
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    mozilizon.org page says: >try Mobilizon >Create a fake account and fake events on demo.mobilizon.org But for some reason this fake account requires quite real email address. No thanks.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    Another possibility is not to keep the books just in the Kindle/Kindle app and to regularly download them to your computer and back them up. The DRM can be stripped too.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I don't know about Cloudfront, but for Cloudflare check out Cloudflare Workers Sites.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    According to ToS you might be required to provide your real name. They can delete your stuff or cancel your account at anytime without warning for any reason. As for the landing page. It uses spans with javascript for links instead of norma
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I too don't understand why people don't like spam.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    >Major respect for recognizing that and not doing anything like dual licensing or CLAs It's nice, but in my opinion there is nothing wrong with doing it either. It might be even good thing if it ensures stability of the developer. I
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    Whatsapp is only Facebook service I'm using, mostly because of my family. I guess it's time to stop.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    I doubt that. All these estimates conveniently fail to account for the few isolated tribes that still exist to this day, for instance various tribes in Amazonia or the Sentinelese.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    That seems pretty robust, but I have question about the salt. How does the daily salt part work? How is it stored during the day? Are historic salt values stored?
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    1) outline.com is the one that appears to be newer 2) people shouldn't expect to have a patent on generic English words
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    In this episode former warden of 3 US prisons testifies that SAM (Special Administrative Measures, the prison type where Assange is expected to end in) prisoners are held in completely inhuman conditions.
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    by Hitton 6y ago

    What is it supposed to be? Blurb on the front page doesn't really say anything. It tells you to press "Start" to take back the net. There is no "Start" button or link...