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anc84
9y ago
^ The title did spoil the contents for a while, it has been fixed.
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anc84
9y ago
For #%&$'s sake mods, why did you have to completely ruin it by editorialising the title? The title is "GHOST IN THE SHELL | remake", please leave it as such. edit: Thank you!
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anc84
10y ago
One year ago Matt said 30000req/s: https://forum.caddyserver.com/t/can-i-use-caddy-for-a-high-t...
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anc84
10y ago
The account was probably automatically flagged by some algorithm 3 years ago. Yay for smart machines and no human oversight!
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anc84
10y ago
I vouched for this comment to bring it back from dead. dev247, you seem ghosted for all the account's lifespan for no apparent reason. Contact hn@ycombinator.com to get reset to a proper user account!
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Caddy 0.10 Released
(caddyserver.com)
190 points
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anc84
10y ago
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anc84
10y ago
https://vr.google.com/earth/
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anc84
10y ago
What is the difference to the 3D view in Google Maps? edit: (honest question, dear downvoters...)
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anc84
10y ago
It seems to start with 9F 55
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anc84
10y ago
It looks significantly faster in those benchmarks! Koro takes almost half as long!
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10y ago
Try adapting the Julia via Dockerfile example: https://github.com/binder-project/example-dockerfile Or https://github.com/jupyter/docker-stacks/blob/master/r-noteb...
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anc84
10y ago
You might LOVE the paginated, minimal javascript version you get if your user-agent is an older mobile browser like "Opera/9.80". You can use https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/uacontro
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anc84
10y ago
I would even call it negligent.
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anc84
10y ago
I just discovered asciiworld. It can show you a worldmap with day/night shading, geodesic lines to IPs and satellites overhead. Amazing!
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anc84
10y ago
> Starting today, Twitter Lite is available globally by visiting mobile.twitter.com on your smartphone or tablet. I would also like to use it on my desktop!
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Sovetskoe Foto (Soviet Photography)
(archive.org)
149 points
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anc84
10y ago
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anc84
10y ago
It all highly depends on your context. Are you reading, are you coding, are you creating some art? I am usually perfectly happy with just one monitor but for example if edit graphics or read papers it is very helpful to have additional disp
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anc84
10y ago
How could I benchmark this on XFCE nowadays?
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anc84
10y ago
I am glad Let's Encrypt is working so well that this is viable for the scammers.
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anc84
10y ago
Have you successfully completed a full restore yet? If not, it is not a backup but just some data on someone else's computer.
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Sidecar File
(en.wikipedia.org)
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anc84
10y ago
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anc84
10y ago
"Really old tech" is everywhere. For example Germany's high speed trains' reservation system runs on floppy disks.
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anc84
10y ago
I would much rather see devices fitted with full dumps of the text content of Wikipedia(s). The english Wikipedia is just 60 Gigabytes for heaven's sake!
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anc84
10y ago
Unreal Engine is open source but not free software. A perfect example why "open source" is a bad term.
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Dataset: databases for lazy people
(dataset.readthedocs.io)
22 points
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anc84
10y ago
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anc84
10y ago
This is fantastic! hypothes.is is such an inspiring project, thank you!
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anc84
10y ago
This might be hyperbolic sarcasm. If not, it's silly. Nothing to lose by not giving it your attention.
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10y ago
If I understood the issue correctly, then "Transaction information" and "Customers’ personally identifiable information" via the Developer's API were potentially affected.
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10y ago
Conversations is the only counter example and only came into the scene fairly recently. Before, XMPP on Android (my OS) was not fun and battery draining.
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10y ago
So that they do not have to worry about that. It's a pretty smart decision to offload the issue of unique IDs to an existing infrastructure. I really do not like it either too though.
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