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anc84
8y ago
That's not an error, just a warning. You can proceed using it just fine.
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anc84
8y ago
A bouncer is not a satisfying answer, then I could just use something web-based anyways. My Android tablet is on a stable WiFi network at home...
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anc84
8y ago
Can I run XMPP or IRC on an iphone by now or does it still only receive messages when foregrounded?
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anc84
8y ago
Could you point to a description of the protocols and formats for the 3D data in that documentation please?
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anc84
8y ago
Look at the style, the prepared questions, the orchestration.
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anc84
8y ago
German wikipedia is plagued by the same
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anc84
8y ago
That's a perfect advertisement there being done by the BBC...
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anc84
8y ago
Because there is more to a book than type-setting and anything like putting images where you want them or specific whitespace aesthetics is a major pain to do in LaTex.
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anc84
8y ago
I am a bit sad that you slap your own Amazon affiliate tag on the outgoing links. Crowd-sourcing for your own monetary benefit is quite meh in my book. Please consider following a model like https://www.bookzilla.de/ who fo
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anc84
8y ago
You could create things like that in free software like QGIS or Blender (if you need real 3D lighting).
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8y ago
It was edited some time after my post. Original title was "Ledger Nano X - Secure your crypto". Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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8y ago
To safe you the click (unless you want to see a fantastically cringe-worthy advertisement video): > The Ledger Nano X is a Bluetooth® enabled secure device that stores your private keys. Make sure all your crypto assets are safe, whereve
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anc84
8y ago
Couldn't I simply cryptographically sign my content instead?
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anc84
8y ago
Thank you! And I am certain that there are "more famous" (whatever that might mean) programmers individuals do not know because of different interests and disciplines.
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anc84
8y ago
> Open-source pioneers Bill and Lynne Jolitz may be the most famous programmers you've never heard of. Aaaand the tab is closed as my expectations for the story were some hyperbole nonsense. "An Article about Bill and Lynne Jol
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anc84
8y ago
Why does this need blockchain for?
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anc84
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I am pretty sure a crypto news website is all about generating real money from nothing.
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Making of Byrne’s Euclid
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anc84
8y ago
And it is (falsely[0]) patented, proprietary and generally deemed a bad thing by programmers and geofolk all around. Some previous criticisms: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8614198 https://news.ycombinator
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anc84
8y ago
While they might virtually have infinite resources, I would be quite interested in how much this actually cost. Can anyone share estimates?
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> However using google fonts in your web projects is always a good idea as their cdn's are lightning fast (and they are free). No, it is not always a good idea. If you care about your user's privacy a single bit, you should s
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8y ago
Medium themselves did that to svbtle iirc, so they would have zero ground for complaining about someone else being a dick.
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Video Games in East Germany: The Stasi Played Along
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8y ago
^ cryptocurrency marketing ^
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8y ago
Seems fitting for the US, as sad as it is... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationale_for_the_Iraq_War#Bri...
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8y ago
Before you let a third-party intercept all your mail (WTF) why not simply use a tool like Llama or Easer or Tasker or anything like that for Desktop to selective enable and disable notifications per app for certain times of day?
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8y ago
Does the "or" belong to the affirmative statement or the support not being available no longer?
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I felt the same as I saw the photo. What a disgustingly heartless way of treating the relatives or even the depicted.
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8y ago
On Linux it is all quite easy. On Windows, just install WinPython or Thonny and you are good to go.
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8y ago
Also using those. Weird!
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