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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Telebanking should use a completely different password.
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12y ago
Nexus 4 using chrome.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
This is unreadable on mobile. You get about 3 sentences before you have to scroll again
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
It says for all, but not everyone is going to want to shell out $300 for one of these.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
I agree, there was an "other" section on the complaint form for him to use.
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12y ago
That's sort of been happening in the UK. Instead of some companies giving out a URL, they'll just say "Search xyz for more information"
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12y ago
Reminds me of AOL
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New Vulnerability Hits Internet Explorer, and It’s Serious
(recode.net)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Wow, that's quite a list! Thank you very much!
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13y ago
I don't understand the aversion to tattoos in many workplaces. I have tattoos myself, one on each leg and one on my arm. You cannot see them when I'm wearing my interview clothing, but during the summer when I wear shorts and a t-
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13y ago
Well really I'd like to start with simple circuits, eventually moving on to working with arduinos and the raspberry pi.
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Ask HN: Resources for someone who wants to learn electronics?
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13y ago
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LukeB_UK
13y ago
Actually, the chrome dev tools allow you to use $(selector) even if the site doesn't have jQuery enabled. [0] [0] https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/co...
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13y ago
I think that was waffleimages.
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LukeB_UK
13y ago
Not a reliable check. If the first 2 are the same, then this would cause a false positive as the third, fourth and fifth could all be completely different.
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13y ago
Etherpad is now an open source product. In fact, it is still being developed, and is currently being rewritten in JavaScript to run on Node. Wave as a product no longer exists, however a lot of the technology that Google used has been merge
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The guilt of the indie game millionaires
(newyorker.com)
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13y ago
Javascript.
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“Don't fuck up the culture” – A letter to the Airbnb team
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This sounds like a horribly laborious way of tracking changes. The whole point is that you should be able to just look at the history for a file and see what people changed and why they changed it. It's a horrible, proprietary and much
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13y ago
Not sure it 100% fits here, but one that's stuck with me for years was said my my P.E. teacher: "Practice doesn't make perfect, practice makes permanent"
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13y ago
Previous discussion from 23 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7457668
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13y ago
I can't help but feel this is a little impractical.
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The Counterforce: anarchist anti-tech gang, wants $3 bn from Google
(theverge.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I think the point would be because of the time wasting on the employer's part.
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LukeB_UK
13y ago
Calm down Cave
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LukeB_UK
13y ago
For me it's about 2.5 years professionally, but I've been doing it in my own time for 10 years.
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13y ago
Isn't this basically harassment?
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13y ago
It looks like a train and a sports car had a baby
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LukeB_UK
13y ago
I get the same message with chrome 34 on android 4.4.2
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