TicklishTiger

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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
What does your token issuer do when the purchase of a token is revoked? Nothing. The token issuer is not involved in that. He just sells and buys tokens. When Joe buys an apple from you with a dollar note and you bring that no
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Instagram does not make you sign up to browse. https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/ycombinator/ This seems to be the url to browse tags on pixelfed.social: https://pixelfed.social/discover&
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
figure out how to deal with fraud The token issuer would just has to stoically do two things and two things only: 1: Sell tokens for $1.10 each 2: Buy them back for $1.00 each Done. No fraud issues.
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
it didn't shake out that way because most people ended up "investing" No. It didn't shake out because current crypto currencies all are totally overambitious, overengineered solutions so none of them manage
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
It's stunning, that over 20 years of building the Web, we still do not have the equivalent of cash. Most creators that make big bucks on Patreon do not use it for donations. They simply use it to sell stuff. Like https://www
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Can you run Linux on these machines? If not, does anybody here have experience running Linux on a tablet? It could make a nice experience to have a tablet instead of a laptop, so you can put the tablet a bit higher and use it with an extern
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My car makes noise(mycarmakesnoise.com)
1 points by TicklishTiger 8y ago|0 comments
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Is there anything about this on the internet that supports this thesis? Any studies?
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
I read this as a "Yes". But really, rain isn't the reason anyone gets sick. A weak immune system is. That is like saying "Guns don't kill people. Not wearing bullet proof vests does."
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Ask HN: Is walking in the rain bad for your health?
5 points by TicklishTiger 8y ago|6 comments
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Thumbs up for the most unusual HN submission I have seen in a long time!
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No Show HN: The RANDOM button on Xkcd has been broken for ages(c.xkcd.com)
2 points by TicklishTiger 8y ago|1 comments
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
That's pretty much the baseline when dealing with any software system Exactly. And now instead of one system, he has 11. All it takes is inheriting the latest version of an image He is not using "an imag
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Now every time a package in Alpine gets an update you have to update all 10 containers. Because you will have no way of knowing if that package impacts the security of the service running in that container. Yes, most docker enthusiasts don&
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
nest of dependencies which is hard to explicitly reproduce on other systems Not if the other system is using the same OS. A good way is to call your setup script "setup_debian_9.sh" for example, so it is clear which
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Yes, I did! This totally voids my comment!
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
I'm not sure what are the benefits going `FROM alpine` and installing nginx, than just starting `FROM nginx:alpine`. The former hands your balls over to Docker Inc and the "Alpine Linux Development Team". Th
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
You guessed wrong. This is not about a single Docker file vs a setup script. If you read my post you will see that I describe the steps the author took. And they are plenty. My guess is that you did not read the article at all. He was &quot
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
OP can now deploy all of his websites onto another server instantly By running the docker specific setup files he describes in his post? He could have just written a setup script that installs the needed services on any machin
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Except for the sticky header, this is a surprisingly useable page. It's funny, how in 2019, it feels strangely unfamiliar to be able to simply read a page without having to fight it and be annoyed by a million dark patterns.
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Why do politicians always seem so uncivilized to me? Both sides of an argument always argue as if they believe the other side is stupid and they know for sure they are right. That is the biggest stupidity in itself. Why are there no politic
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
That looks interesting. Where does that ws tool come from? Is it this one? https://packages.debian.org/stretch/node-ws How do you send javascript commands over that protocol?
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
How do you send dev console commands to that port?
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Yes, that might work. Maybe an even better approach is to use chromium-chromedriver. I just got it working like this: apt install chromium-chromedriver chromedriver This seems to create a service that listens on port 9515 for s
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
I would give low level webdrivers a go. But so far I have not even figured out how to install one for Chromium on Debian. apt install chromedriver gives me: Package 'chromedriver' has no installation candidate Th
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
What would you do with this solution Automate the browser that can’t already be done I did not say it can't be done now. But I don't want the overhead of pupeteer, selenium plus the client libraries to control t
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
I wish there was an easy way to send commands to the console of a browser. That would be all I need to satisfy all my browser automation tasks. Without installing and learning any frameworks. Say there was a linux command 'SendToChromi
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
if your data set can be disposed by an awk script, it should not be called “big data”. Why not? I don't see how awk is limited to a certain amount of data.
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Ask HN: Why do I see so much crazy inline styling on websites these days?
16 points by TicklishTiger 8y ago|10 comments
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by TicklishTiger 8y ago
Probably.

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