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by M4v3R 6y ago
Not sure I agree with the premise behind this map. The title says "Mapping Police Violence" and then "Police killed 1,099 people in 2019", which to me implies, that it shows cases where police killed that many innocent p
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Three of those points can be addressed by proper education by the authorities. And last two points have nothing to do with risks of wearing a mask and more to do with how authorities in a country are addressing the situation.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
It's a neat idea, but I can't stand the ~12 kHz noise in the background, it makes my head hurt. For reference, here's a spectrograph: https://i.imgur.com/AmgaxPy.jpg
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by M4v3R 7y ago
They are, I frequently stare at half-loaded UI on Facebook, and I'm using a fairly recent Macbook Pro.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
At least in the EU you can legally buy the spores online.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
This is probably one of the most important videos to watch on YouTube. Thanks for sharing that.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
It's probably just a play on the original "Y2K" name for the problems in year 2000.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Some functions of "smart" TVs are impossible to turn off, unfortunately. I personally don't like the FPS smoothing most modern TVs do, and for many there is no option to turn it off completely.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Which wireless buds have the same exact experience as AirPods Pro? The seamless pairing with Apple devices is something only those buds have, and you really need to experience it to give it credit. My wife used many different headphones but
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by M4v3R 7y ago
In 99% cases client sends the actual password to the server. If you don't want to send the actual password over the wire then you use SRP (or something similar) mentioned in the original post.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
I highly recommend this book. It covers an entirely plausible scenario that could happen in real world, which is very interesting to read, but also - very scary to think about.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
It does leave a trace - the command executed is stored in your shell's history file, so unless a malicious script deletes the history (and it also could delete the download binary if you checkout it from a repo) anyone can immediately
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Wow, I've listened to several attempts at this over the years, but this one is waaay better than anything I've heard. It's almost perfect.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
I use mpv commandline tool to play music in a loop, seamlessly. You open an audio file, press “l” (lowercase L) at the starting point, then use arrow keys to go to the and point and press “l” again. That’s it. The only problem is to press t
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by M4v3R 7y ago
That's why you make backups, so even if you lose your laptop, your pairing record is safely backed up somewhere else.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
In my bank (Poland here) they have a mobile app which receives push notifications instead of SMS messages. The notification also contains the reason for the code. So in OP's case it would say "Code for resetting your account passw
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Well, $25/per instance/per month is quite steep if you’re a small developer, especially not based in the US.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
They said that they will focus on supporting enterprise clients, so that’s probably where the money will come from. This is similar to what Nginx is doing I believe.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
I personally use Canon Pixma series printers. They work really well with AirPrint and are not super expensive.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
It was, we know basically everything there is to know about the next iPhones for quite a while.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
It looks nice, but exported CSS is 880 kB unminified (670 kB minified). Yikes. Is there a way to strip out unused portions of it?
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by M4v3R 7y ago
The blog of Svelte, the framework/compiler that was featured on HN some time ago works really well in my opinion: https://svelte.dev/blog
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Neither :). It’s a pretty hard word for people outside Poland. I would say it’s pronounced more like “Kosh-choosh-kuh”. It still won’t be perfect, but close enough.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
> Isn't this the same dark pattern that we criticized zoom for? Did I consent to Apple doing silent editorial changes to my system? Because as opposed to what Zoom did, this is a feature that you can turn off if you want in "Up
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by M4v3R 7y ago
I think it's because it runs on a port higher than 1024, so it doesn't need root privileges to start a web server on that port.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
Actually, the minimal Hello world example in Svelte is 2.7 kB even before gzip. It's really awesome and I already used it in one production app, the results were pretty amazing performance wise.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
This sentence reads like science fiction. I had to google “krypton ion thrusters” to make sure it wasn’t a joke. It seems it was not. Very cool.
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by M4v3R 7y ago
> Show HN: Blogia, a blogging framework for Ruby Wow, this sounded so believable I had to check if this exists or not. It seems it doesn't exist, yet :).
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by M4v3R 8y ago
Got the same error in Safari, macOS. When I reloaded the site without content blockers the error went away and I was able to sign up.
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by M4v3R 8y ago
It takes around 2 hours to send ~200k emails if you use an external email gateway and have good outgoing bandwidth.

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