Majestic121

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by Majestic121 11y ago
In dense urban area, such as Paris, car takes a lot of very precious space. They also significantly reduce the life expectancy of the other humans in the city, directly (via accidents) or indirectly (via pollution) It seems to be a good ide
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by Majestic121 11y ago
I have been using NoScript (a browser extension to black list all JS by default) for quite a while now, and I don't see myself turning back anytime soon. Everything feels much faster, and sober without Javascript, especially news site
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by Majestic121 11y ago
The main issue with this kind of method (using an algorithm to create a password) is that it makes it very hard to change your password if needed. E.g, let 's say you use your algorithm for your passwords : Amazon get AnxPv4rz, HN get
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by Majestic121 11y ago
I think I was unclear about what I meant. I meant you don't really need the power of a PC to work with a big screen : a tablet has/will have enough power to handle it, all you need is a dock for your tablet and and a cable between
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by Majestic121 11y ago
I would not be so sure about that. Sure, there is a real comfort to work when you have big screens and a mouse/keyboard, but you don't actually need a PC for that, a tablet is enough. Right now, PC are still way cheaper and the di
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by Majestic121 11y ago
You don't have to log out and back in to update your bashrc, you can type "source .bashrc" to reload it.
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by Majestic121 11y ago
Did you actually have a need for those products before hearing about them? I find myself very often in the situation were I hear/learn about a new cool thing, and I want it absolutely right now (The last example was a colleague bringin
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by Majestic121 11y ago
The issue is not really about how to share the link, it's about why such a link is blocked
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by Majestic121 11y ago
The easiness of setting up a startup should not be held in higher regard than people's right to privacy.
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by Majestic121 11y ago
As someone who uses neither Autolib nor regular car, I'm way more annoyed by the regular cars completely filling the roads everyday (one person by car, 95% of the time), polluting, making buses late and taking a huge part of the city&#
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by Majestic121 11y ago
It's not really hard to memorise a bang, especially if you use it often like !w for wikipedia or !yt for youtube. Maybe most of them don't benefit a great shortening of the name, but the most common do. And for the other, like ans
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by Majestic121 11y ago
Well, instead of typing site:amazon.com you only have to type !a That's a lot less to type
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by Majestic121 11y ago
10km/h is a regular jogging pace. For an amateur, not a professional runner. Anyone can die anywhere, you can die of an infection because of a papercut, but come on. 10km/h is not a dangerous speed.
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by Majestic121 11y ago
What is it telling?
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by Majestic121 11y ago
I can : http://nreilly.asp.radford.edu/kristof-brown%20et%20al.pdf
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by Majestic121 12y ago
The author mention he did it in an afternoon of code, so it's definitely not manually generated : "Voici un petit hack, résultat d'une après-midi de code" I do agree that the technical details would be interesting.
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by Majestic121 12y ago
On Openmailbox, I have "Message queued. Attempting delivery" even after reading the mail, so I guess it's fine
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by Majestic121 12y ago
According to the description, it is indeed based on Momentum.
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by Majestic121 12y ago
I don't think that there will be such a thing as a "robot sweatshop", because a sweatshop implies that you use people, or at least conscious beings. While I'm sure we'll be very advanced on the domain of AI in the n