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The Future of Cinema (2015)(500ish.com)
2 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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The Squid(500ish.com)
1 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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The Leviathan(500ish.com)
1 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
It's an interface, it doesn't take care of email reputation for you. This is for people who want to DIY to have a pretty dashboard on top, but you're on your own for email deliverability.
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Ask HN: Anyone else experiencing issues with Facebook Ads?
1 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
That's because Bitcoin is still today too cumbersome to be used for anything other than speculation and drugs. No one goes to the grocery store thinking "gosh, I sure wish I could transfer some money to an exchange, buy some BTC,
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by Mahn 9y ago
http://phptherightway.com is a good place to start, if you haven't read it before. It's opinionated, and not necessarily a guide follow down to the letter, but it can put you on the right track.
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by Mahn 9y ago
Reminds me of the time when they removed the "arrow" buttons on the scroll bar on Windows, or when they randomly decided to apply a lot more whitespace to bookmark menus. In both cases they had to backpedal, because Chrome is just
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by Mahn 9y ago
This is possible on a Windows host in a hackish sort of way, though I imagine it's more seamless on a OSX host, being Unix.
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by Mahn 9y ago
...it's not like you have write assembly to get it done, the native canvas API is fairly straightforward. A game engine is a bit of an overkill if all you want to do is place pixels on a canvas.
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by Mahn 10y ago
> Full on virtual desktop support with floating windows for these devices is being shipped to every Windows 10 machine starting this week via Windows Update How well will this work though? Virtual desktops exist for the Oculus Rift and t
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by Mahn 10y ago
Unless the childishness is also intentional to mislead. The whole post is bizarre, I would take it all with a grain of salt.
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by Mahn 10y ago
What the responder was getting at is that despite being able to access only 9GB per frame, it may still be useful to keep more than 9GB of data in there for other purposes, say if you have data that isn't being read/written ever
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by Mahn 10y ago
To be perfectly blunt though, social media is just a medium, what is garbage is what people are putting it in there. Being always connected just amplifies what was already there. So, I would argue that what social media really calls into qu
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by Mahn 10y ago
Creativity and novelty are always rewarded. No one gets noticed doing the same pitch everyone else does.
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by Mahn 10y ago
> extremely bad communicator I don't know, some mistakes were made, but he was also pretty throughout in his Reddit AMAs. I think he does deserve some credit for that.
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by Mahn 10y ago
It's not. There's no way to verify the VPN provider is not keeping logs and tracking you.
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by Mahn 10y ago
I think it's something to do with the rate at which content is being created today. Ten years ago following 10 blogs that interested you was a no brainer, but there's just so much today that it's hard to follow anything in
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by Mahn 10y ago
Perhaps it could instead be sent back to Amazon for recycling?
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by Mahn 10y ago
Sounds like this can be fixed by moving away from animating opacity to something more rudimentary like flipping the display property in JS. CSS3 animations from my experience are a bit taxing in general, and something you want to use only i
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by Mahn 10y ago
Google Photos for couples is what's sorely lacking, IMO. If you share your life together and you don't keep anything from each other, having two separate accounts for photos is annoying. There should be an option to "marry&qu
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Unicorn (finance)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Mahn 10y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 10y ago
They don't even have to be spies; judging by the leak, which had a number of personal and informal comments, CIA employees appear to be people too. I wouldn't be surprised if those working on government malware frequent HN just li
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Fitbit is adding deeper sleep tracking and guidance to its trackers(cnet.com)
1 points by Mahn 10y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 10y ago
This is already a thing apparently (I never tried it so I cannot vouch for it's accuracy/reliability): https://www.amazon.com/AliveCor-Kardia-Mobile-Android-device...
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by Mahn 10y ago
I don't have anything to add other than to say thank you for sharing this with us, and I wish you a speedy and full recovery.
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by Mahn 10y ago
If I understand correctly, you could literally keep smashing f5 on an affected page and get a different chunk of memory every time. An attacker could have potentially collected a lot very quickly with a simple script.
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Elon Musk on universal basic income: 'It's going to be necessary'(finance.yahoo.com)
14 points by Mahn 10y ago|1 comments
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by Mahn 10y ago
You can always claim that you don't know the password because you use an offline password manager that you don't have with you. Also, use 2 factor authentication of course.
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by Mahn 10y ago
It would be the only logical implication, but there's no confirmation yet that Google plans to do this.

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