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by ancarda 12y ago
I don't see it on either my MacBook or my iPhone. Both of which do automatic downloads. The album is on my "purchased" list so I can download it if I want to, but it wasn't pushed to my phone/Mac. This seems fine to
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by ancarda 12y ago
How do I pronounce Sxz?
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by ancarda 12y ago
from crypto to bcrypt to scrypt Hang on. I thought the consensus was to use bcrypt. Is scrypt better now?
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by ancarda 12y ago
> Samsung's 2014 phones will feature 560 PPI displays - 880 PPI in 2015... Is there any benefit to having an 880 PPI display? I wonder if Samsung's marketing is driven solely by numbers or if they think charging your phone ever
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by ancarda 12y ago
I agree Outlook is the best for business use cases but for a college student, iCal is great. I have a colour for each subject, an "events" calendar (non-academic, recurring) and a "significant" calendar for important eve
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by ancarda 12y ago
Linux is completely unusable for me. For instance, I've never found a good replacement for Calendar on OS X. The nicest calendar program I used on Linux had no CalDAV support (WTF?) and required me to use increment/decrement butto
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by ancarda 12y ago
I'm not entirely sure if CGN will provide some legal protection for pirates but it might make it harder to pirate content as you cannot open ports on CGN meaning BitTorrent will have less seeds which slows downloads. Afaik, IPv6 will
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by ancarda 12y ago
If you have that mentality, we'll never get off IPv4. If that happens, ISPs won't have a choice but to implement Carrier Grade NAT. That's bad for a lot of reasons, but mostly because many homes share the same address. Implem
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by ancarda 12y ago
I raised an issue on GitHub about this a few days ago: https://github.com/HackerNews/HN/issues/100
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by ancarda 12y ago
My ISP (BT) has a full IPv6 implementation but it's not targeted at home users right now. I'll try contacting their customer support to ask about rollout plans but frankly, I don't think I'll get anywhere. Personally, I
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by ancarda 12y ago
I had* an IPv6 tunnel for about a year and only a few months ago I turned off IPv4 to see how far we've come. Practically everything broke. Nearly all websites I use on a daily basis didn't work. The frustrating thing is a lot of
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by ancarda 12y ago
Do you know if there's an addon that prevents websites from doing that? If not, is it possible to make one?
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by ancarda 12y ago
Wouldn't most people answer honestly because the poll is anonymous?
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by ancarda 12y ago
They probably want to know what it's like to live on Soylent for an extended period of time. I did see a video by Motherboard/Vice where he drank it at a restaurant which I think misses the main point of Soylent. Eating the same f
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by ancarda 12y ago
There is nothing stopping you from eating food for enjoyment. Soylent replaces food for fuel. If I were to live on Soylent, I'd still go to restaurants with family and friends, and they'd probably be more enjoyable as I'd be
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by ancarda 12y ago
>we do not store or collect personal information. But the redirection is done over plain HTTP and not HTTPS. If you don't have a wildcard certificate, you could use /r?url=... instead of a subdomain. Ideally, the best setup wou
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by ancarda 12y ago
I don't like the design either, it's definitely one of DuckDuckGo's strengths, especially the new redesign. It's very nice.
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by ancarda 12y ago
If you search using POST, that isn't a problem. Also, referer headers aren't sent to unencrypted links so if https://duckduckgo.com sent me to http://example.com they would not see where I came from. Those
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by ancarda 12y ago
I'm using Firefox. I see a lot of r.duckduckgo.com entries in my history. Edit: I can't replicate in Chrome or Safari but if I change my user-agent in Safari, it begins hijacking my URLs. The JavaScript is obfuscated so it's
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by ancarda 12y ago
If you are using DuckDuckGo for privacy reasons, I strongly suggest you use https://startpage.com/ instead. DuckDuckGo isn't much better than Google; both of them hijack your links. This gives an opportunity to track w
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by ancarda 12y ago
It needs to work more like how Explorer works; Show many boxes but reveal the full path when clicked anywhere. To be honest, it would be nice if it displayed a box for each part of a URL: http://www.amazon.co.uk/WD-Desktop-S
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by ancarda 13y ago
For those wondering, os/fsnotify was pushed back to 1.4
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by ancarda 13y ago
That link doesn't work either: Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at blog.4chan.org. Edit: I just noticed moot's comment about disabling HTTPS Everywhere. The XML has an exclusion for "status" but no
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by ancarda 13y ago
Thank you for making this day less insufferable for me.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Facebook only has male or female on the signup page and you also can only change gender to male or female in the settings: http://imgur.com/OcnmwkB
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by ancarda 13y ago
I really think Eich is going to have to step down at some point. The backlash hasn't calmed down and Mozilla is going to risk losing more users over this. At some point you have to ask if it's really worth it. Does Eich bring more
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by ancarda 13y ago
> there will be a plethora of information to mine along with the ability and intent to do it. It is infinitely easier to mine data in a completely simulated reality - Facebook will know where you’re looking, what you’re doing, and how lo
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by ancarda 13y ago
Go 1.3 is going to target android/arm: http://talks.golang.org/2014/go1.3.slide#12 . I'm not sure if this will lead to a full blown SDK for Android.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Are there any plans to opensource HN? A while ago there seemed to be an indication it would happen eventually but it was removed about a month later: https://github.com/HackerNews/HN/commit/350fba6dfec1c23a0b7
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Will self signed certs be good enough? For public consumption, no. For anything internal, yes.

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