LordWinstanley

16 ms·

91.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Nyup! Nyup!... Hey!... Wassa?... I was watching that!... Sorry. What were you saying?... I wasn't asleep. I was just resting my eyes!
92.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Ah. Happy days!
93.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Stopped reading at "reached out..." FFS. Just stop it, people!
94.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
If you're either using Disqus to provide commenting on a website you run, or leaving comments on other sites, with commenting provided by Disqus, you might want to check this out. I found that links in Disqus comments on one of my site
95.
Disqus Hijacking Links in Comments. Redirecting to Ad Networks(disqus.com)
2 points by LordWinstanley 10y ago|1 comments
96.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Oh gawd. Not again! https://stiobhart.net/2016-01-15-stupidest-idea-ever/
97.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Direkt to brain, eh?
98.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Easy. It's called crowd-funding. But, once you've set up your Kickstarter campaign, remember to come back on HN and announce your product in the present tense, as if it actually exists now. [it's what every other fucker does
99.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Kan't wait!
100.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
>>police reached out on Twitter Sigh! four-tops-itis reaches New Zealand
101.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Haven't they read Arthur C Clarke? It'll end in tears!
102.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Paging 'Mr. Afrika stories'! Paging 'Mr. Afrika stories'! We've got a mission for you...
103.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
>>Amazon unveiled their plans of providing 100000 jobs So now, to add to the endless crowd-funding campaigns announced as if they were actual products, we're getting stated intentions reported as actual occurrences. <slow hand
104.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
True. But I think video is a really bad fit for learning code. For a start you can't copy/paste the boilerplate stuff. For a second, it's much more difficult to read code off video than from printed or digital text. I'd
105.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
I think your title's fine. Sums up what the article's about pretty well. [but it's not in German. It's Dutch]
106.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Oh dear. This is bad news. Munich has been a bit of a 'poster boy' for the OSS crowd.
107.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Take a breath [and a paragraph or two]
108.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
I kan agree with that!
109.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
There's a quote somewhere, which I can't track down at the minute, which goes something like: How I'd like to learn coding: 1. From online documentation 2. From a printed book 3. From blog articles ... 99. Printed on the side
110.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
https://quitter.no ...but Twitter won't go bust [or rather, won't disappear if it does go bust]. There are too many lazy news sites citing Tweets as if they were Reuters or AP wire stories, for such a resource to be le
111.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Don't you mean South Afrikan?... and Kurrency? Or have you finally found your C key?
112.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
The similarly named 'iptables' is also good.
113.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
I like a good podkast!
114.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
... and, as you'll have discovered, there's no way to use an authenticator app to generate the codes. You have to use either a dongle supplied by PayPal, or setup 2FA by SMS
115.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
Kolossal news!
116.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
I'm curious as to how much money 'journalists' get paid for penning this type of non-article? I've seen more depth in a layer of graphene! To save you time clicking the link, the 'article' contains the followin
117.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
One of my pet hates and they seem to be getting more prevalent all the time. I say, vote with your feet (or 'finger') and just click away from sites as soon as a modal overlay pops up. Maybe, if we all did that, the site owners wo
118.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
IANAL but... I don't believe your issue would be with HN. HN is just an aggregator for content published elsewhere, so they have no say in whether or not you also link to that content. As regards wanting to publish 'interesting th
119.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
A good way of getting rid of that troublesome ballistics evidence, as well.
120.
by LordWinstanley 10y ago
I've been trialling Little Flocker since seeing this post and have just had to uninstall it because it's just too damned intrusive. It may be a great idea in principle, but the reality is that it just constantly [and I mean CONSTA

More ›