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by Ironlink 10y ago
We're currently going through a migration from G Suite to Office 365, and so far my impression of Office is mostly downright bad. All of the online apps seem like slow knock-off products. In particular, Excel Online feels like a joke c
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by Ironlink 10y ago
Is that 8 seconds to first byte, or 8 seconds for the complete body? No SLA I've seen guarantees a time for full body because that time fluctuates too much with both the size of the object and the current state of the internet. The new
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by Ironlink 10y ago
The managed Kubernetes across multiple clouds sounds very nice! Or am I reading too much into this? I would love to give GKE some access token to my AWS and have them manage the whole shebang. > "In our support of this feature, GKE
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by Ironlink 10y ago
Did they then change their minds? The github repository is gone (404), and the user does not have any repositories: https://github.com/MICROSOFT-XBOX-ATG/MICROSOFT_UWP_UNREAL https://github.com/MICROSOF
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by Ironlink 11y ago
This is actually the fifth time this is up for discussion (not counting the two submissions with zero comments): https://hn.algolia.com/?query=the%20open%20office%20trend%20...
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by Ironlink 11y ago
Annotations can already be disabled by default: https://www.youtube.com/account_playback
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by Ironlink 11y ago
One example is that you can turn on the heat using your phone. Very nice if you live in a place with cold winters. Volvo does this.
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by Ironlink 11y ago
The hash32 implementation in Java 7 was not intended to fix the case where the actual hash value was zero, nor did it have an impact on that case as the hash32 value was stored in a separate field. It was made to decrease the number of hash
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by Ironlink 11y ago
I currently work in an office made of small-ish rooms, each with 5 to 10 persons in an open floor plan. The people sharing a room are in the same team. I don't think I could go from this to having a private office, the cold and quiet l
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by Ironlink 11y ago
Previous discussion, 4 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8815065
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by Ironlink 12y ago
This seems very sensationalist. I can not see how someone visiting a page you published publicly is a form of spying on you. I also do not see why Google or anyone else should be obligated to access your page from an IP address block with t
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The Human Protein Atlas(proteinatlas.org)
4 points by Ironlink 12y ago|0 comments
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by Ironlink 12y ago
> The other annoyance I have is with email clients that display plaintext emails in proportional font, which mangles ASCII art diagrams and nicely-aligned tables/columns. If you want to send me ASCII art, use HTML and CSS to speci
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by Ironlink 12y ago
> Example, the WebView has no way to return its HTML contents. So it's difficult to implement your own caching mechanism. That's a feature to me. Respect my Cache-Control headers!
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by Ironlink 12y ago
Thanks for mentioning TotalTerminal!
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by Ironlink 12y ago
I'd rather put my money on Spring learning lessons from Play / Scala / Akka. If they don't, the writing may indeed be on the wall.
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by Ironlink 12y ago
I am unable to recreate this problem. My Firefox sends the following Accept-Language: "en-us,en;q=0.8,sv-se;q=0.5,sv;q=0.3". When I go to Google.com in a new private browsing context, I am redirected to Google.se with English lang
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by Ironlink 12y ago
In that case, why not make it available as a javascript bookmark? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bookmarklet
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by Ironlink 13y ago
As far as I know, that behavior is best practice. An instance of SecureRandom does not automatically receive new entropy over time. If you desperately need to keep using that same instance, you have to keep seeding it.
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by Ironlink 13y ago
The episode is available here http://www.svtplay.se/video/1753565/del-3-av-12 but you need to understand Norwegian (speech) or Swedish (subtitles). Edit: The preamble to the chess game starts at 53:00 and is in En
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by Ironlink 13y ago
That seems suboptimal. By pulling directly from the telcos, they could get data on all users rather than a subset.
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by Ironlink 13y ago
No. Lately I've been feeling as if I live in a bubble, that I must be missing something. People seem to be losing their minds over this and other Google(+) business, while I think it's all quite fine.
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by Ironlink 13y ago
This was sent out to the App Engine Downtime Notify group: We experienced an issue with Google App Engine Open ID service starting at 2013-10-24 13:40 US/Pacific. Some users got a 502 error when attempting to login to applications that
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by Ironlink 13y ago
Google has responded to a request for comment from The Verge. We’re excited to bring more content to Chromecast and would like to support all types of apps, including those for local content. It's still early days for the Google Cast S
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by Ironlink 13y ago
This YouTube video I came across earlier today briefly explains the matter of achieving good carbonation (though not in a commercial or mass-production setting): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2V7ykGolWjg#t=3m45s In short, it says that y
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by Ironlink 13y ago
The "Wallet for digital goods API" continues to process transactions for you, so there is still processing in Wallet. Besides that, as far as I can see a merchant would be more likely to get volume discounts on their transactions by funneli
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by Ironlink 13y ago
Unlike an HTML form, this could show up in the notifications drawer on Android. I for one think it would be pretty sweet if I could just tap a notification to (for example) verify my email address & archive the message, rather than invo
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by Ironlink 13y ago
For those interested, Google has been using OpenFlow for some time now. This presentation by Urs Hölzle is about a year old: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLHJUfgxEO4 Slides: http://www.opennetsummit.org/archives/apr12/hoelzle-tue-open.
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by Ironlink 13y ago
It appears that the "wormhole" is off center. If you zoom the page, you'll notice that each step brings the tunnel closer to the center of the screen. At zoom level 6 (counting from 100% as level zero) you are viewing from inside the tunnel
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by Ironlink 13y ago
It sort of works in my Firefox 20 (current stable release) if I zoom in all the way.

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