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The New Performance Monitor for Windows
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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Recent versions of Windows 10 have the Sandbox feature which gives you quick and easy access to a temporary VM that would let you safely open the attachment as described in this article. Obviously not as secure as Kali Linux, but more usabl
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7y ago
Thanks - I wasn't aware of that.
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7y ago
For what it is, Cardboard is pretty cool technology that opens up the VR world to a lot of people that would never be able to afford the high end equipment needed for real VR. I had a couple of cheap Cardboard viewers and then upgraded to t
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This is pretty neat, and in my quick testing between Chrome and Firefox on both Android and Windows, it worked well. A quick search on HN shows that this was first posted 6 years ago as a "Show HN" - looks like it's come a lo
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7y ago
Windows Server 2003 was briefly called Windows .Net Server during its beta phase.
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7y ago
Great resource - thanks.
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I think the first 8 points are all totally acceptable and makes sense. But it goes downhill from there... I'm totally not comfortable calling someone by a strange-looking "neopronoun" that I'm unfamiliar with - I would r
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They appear to have toned down their marketing efforts recently. You no longer get bombarded with clickbait pop ups or alerts.
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Real Python have a great post out today going through most of the changes: https://realpython.com/python38-new-features/ They have a lot of code samples and examples about how and when to use the new features.Personall
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The author of the tweet goes into more depth in a blog post: https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2019/10/13/dear-app...
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Nice work. I don't know much about the cryptography to comment on whether this is a good implementation or not, but it's cool to see a VBScript link on Hacker News! :-)
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7y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21228445
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I've never seen a bug like that on Windows. Honestly, it feels like a lot of Mac users live in a bubble where Windows is a buggy pile of crap. Meanwhile most Windows users around the world are getting on with life on a stable OS with a
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7y ago
This is a dishonest article with a misleading, attention-grabbing, clickbait-worthy headline, and is no different to other reporting recently (e.g. Stallman) where quotes are taken out of context and misrepresented into something completely
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Ah - thanks. Interesting to read that quote in context of the discussion. Not sure we can extrapolate too much from it, but still an interesting position for the Windows CEO to state.
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The CSV standard looks very sensible and reasonable.
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7y ago
The first sentence in the article is this: > “The operating system is no longer the most important layer for us,” was the message from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella yesterday. But I can't tell if he actually said those exact words, or
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It's in the first sentence of the article: "Canadian technology holding company Tiny, home to companies like Dribble, Flow and Unicorn Hunt, today announced that it has acquired Meteor, the JavaScript-centric open-source app platf
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amanzi
7y ago
I haven't compared it recently, but Sublime text was much faster than VS Code in lots of scenarios, and especially with large files.
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After using many different Python tools (Poetry, Pipenv, virtualenv, etc) I've found that the most reliable method is to just use the standard `venv` command to create virtual environments. I have the following `cvenv` ('create ve
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Nothing to do with DevOps, more to do with keeping your different projects separate with their own dependencies. That way, if you need to move the package to another machine, you can just do a `pip freeze` to document which packages you nee
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7y ago
Sure, but dredging up a negative article about Kenneth that has nothing to do with a messy git history feels like a witch hunt to me.
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What's the relevance between the git history linked to here and the article you linked to?
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Feels like a good home for Requests.
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iOS only?
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Pocket Casts changes subscription plans after user backlash
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I paid for Pocket Casts and also for the web player. But after the recent UI updates they went through, as well as the developers' underwhelming response to criticism, I switched to using AntennaPod ( https://antennapod.org&#
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I'm not sure what point you are trying to make, but my understanding of his position is that he doesn't believe the word 'rape' should be used for having sex with someone younger than the age of consent, when that age va
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Exactly - this why 'media' is being called out here.
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