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by andersonmvd 4y ago
Probably because of nostalgy, I couldn't help but feel joy when looking at this page. It was potentially created on MS Frontpage. So cool to look at the "home" button in the end of the page and the meta tag <meta name=&quo
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
For kids I guess it kills creativity, but using the same idea for (house?) decoration would be very neat. Scan your messy things and suggest how you can rearrange them to make it beautiful.
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
Credit card is still common, all good. I've seen an exception though. If you're in a "tourist destination" area, then no worries, I'm sure they will offer credit card as a payment option to keep you in business, but
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
PIX does have a chargeback-like mechanism. It was introduced a year later its release though. PIX is actually more than just instant payment, it includes other things like Pix Saque (withdraw) and Pix Troco (change). Src (pt only) https:&#
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
In Brazil many stores are dropping credit card and allowing only PIX (instant debit transfer) cause it's cheaper for business (0,22% avg transaction fee vs 1%-2% of credit cards - src (pt-only) https://g1.globo.com/econ
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
Usually event organizers keep selling your e-mail address after you gave it to them. Some events are explicit about it, others not really. It's not like they really ask you, it's more or less a condition to join the event in most
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
HN question: at the moment, this post has 31 pts in 1 hour and is on the 2nd page. Why other posts with less points are on the first page? E.g., post with 28 pts 5 hours ago (4-Die Chess). Edit: typo
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Research: Auditing WordPress Plugins (35 CVEs in 3 months)(cyllective.com)
1 points by andersonmvd 4y ago|0 comments
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by andersonmvd 4y ago
Focusing on the author instead of the discussing the topic really misses the point imho. We don't get good discussions from it. The point is the amount of inefficiences in big corps and how people react to it. This post has so many upv
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
Reading hint: if you prefer to listen instead of reading when the article is big, at least on iphone I use safari -> reader mode -> scroll 2 fingers from top to bottom and it starts the dictation (I think I had to enable in accessibil
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A curated list of falsehoods programmers believe(github.com)
119 points by andersonmvd 5y ago|116 comments
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
The problem is when you know someone contacted you because of their 'system'. I feel less compelled to reply. It feels more that the person is doing their chores and you are just helping them to get the task done. Somewhat similar
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
There are other long running MMORPGs that are worth mentioning like RuneScape ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RuneScape ). A few years ago they realized they changed the game so much that they decided to 'restore a
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
If it's a general course, you can even pay a udemy course to each employee for 15 bucks each (or even less for companies?) like https://www.udemy.com/course/security-awareness-training/ ? Haven't tested i
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
Look at how many details this guy (Carl Sagan) conveyed in his 15' speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp-WiNXH6hI in a way that potentially everyone understood. I wonder if every explanation was like his, if nuanc
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
Old thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17060303
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
I guess the point is to make you feel something different, to explore and try to figure the website out. I remember accessing the "hack websites" with black background and red texts in comic sans while thinking "is it a dange
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by andersonmvd 5y ago
> How developers discover companies Surprised not to see "recruiter getting in touch" as an option
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Ask HN: Resources to learn about business models and Ops per industry?
2 points by andersonmvd 5y ago|0 comments
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Google Project Ara (2016)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by andersonmvd 5y ago|0 comments
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by andersonmvd 6y ago
It's also about how you use your commute. For a 2 hour commute I was listening to audiobooks or studying with some app. Not unhappy for me, but it's true that sometimes it's better to have another choice, e.g., sleep instead.
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
It's not the first surprise from Zoom. They run or at least ran a webserver that was vulnerable to remote attacker, even after uninstalling it: https://lifehacker.com/remove-zoom-from-your-mac-right-now-1... (2019)
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
Reasons I can think of: depends whether you assume TLS is not going to be broken again and whether the TLS termination happens before the component you want to process the data, to do any sort of check, e.g., web application firewall. With
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
The wiki list is outdated. Brazil for example has at least 9 https://techcrunch.com/unicorn-leaderboard/ (filter by country)
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
Just use stateful tokens because if you are dealing with sessions and you are doing it right, you WILL want to revoke them at the user's will or at some suspect activity in a session. I've wrote how to revoke a JWT ( https:/&
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
The fire is not purposeless. The land will be reused for livestock, to have more cows and food for them as well. A big chunk of it will be exported to countries that buy these things. Chances are that it includes your country as well. So ma
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Ask HN: Internet was the coolest thing in the past, but what about now?
1 points by andersonmvd 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Internet was the coolest thing in the past, but what about now?
2 points by andersonmvd 7y ago|1 comments
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
I am dumb or everyone is missing the point in their comments. It's not about disillusion or work-life balance. It's about how smart people go into submission of the corporate b.s. so quickly and for so long. You can count on your
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by andersonmvd 7y ago
Saying "no" is a challenge for human begins in all levels.

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