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by anonred 5y ago
In addition, wildcard forwarding isn’t a perfect substitute because email spambots love sending to addresses like webmaster@mydomain.com or john.doe@mydomain.com. The number of permutations they try is varied enough that an explicit allowli
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by anonred 5y ago
It’s not well known, but the Quest 2 firmware does support intermediate IPD settings, so it’s straightforward to 3D print an adapter for the lenses: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4627924 https://www.reddit.co
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by anonred 5y ago
HN Replies is another similar service ( http://www.hnreplies.com/ ), which I’ve been using for a few years now (not affiliated).
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by anonred 5y ago
Seems quite disingenuous to claim low latency and variance based on a synthetic benchmark when the real world p95 latency and variance will likely be quite high with a normal distribution of user geos. And FWIW I requested the same link on
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by anonred 5y ago
Presumably the server just delays the response for x seconds, with the assumption that any in-flight network requests are cancelled by the email client when the user closes the window or app.
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by anonred 5y ago
Sounds similar to the micro story “Mold of the Earth” (1884) posted to HN a few weeks ago: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Mold_of_the_Earth
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by anonred 6y ago
It sounds like folks are interpreting your app as promoting behavior that’s irresponsible at best and potentially dangerous to vulnerable demographics at worst. I don’t think that’s an uncharitable perspective given the zeitgeist and would
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by anonred 6y ago
I do sometimes wish that HN provided an optional “proof of work” field for comments to differentiate between those responding to the title and those who actually took the time to read the article. Something like a “verified” check mark or t
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by anonred 6y ago
>For fun, ask people to draw face. Everything will be at wrong place with wrong size That’s kind of an odd counter example to use. Most people will certainly draw an anatomically correct face (for all intents and purposes) with two eyes,
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by anonred 6y ago
From the linked article: >In no way, shape, or form am I making a case that avoiding function calls alone directly helps performance. Carmack argues that inlining (small) functions can reduce bugs in handling state by making the logic ea
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by anonred 7y ago
One possible way around this is to use phone number extensions, although I haven’t researched how well supported this might be across apps and the web.
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by anonred 7y ago
Questions aside, I honestly thought the steps to submit a new question was satire... Contributing 1. Fork it 2. Run npm install 3. Add your resource to questions.json 4. Run node index to update README.md with your changes 5.
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by anonred 7y ago
Gandi is the absolute worst. The last time I tried buying a domain through them, they took my money and then demanded "identification" via government ID (citing some bullshit in their ToS). I refused, so they closed my account and
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by anonred 8y ago
>does HN have any sort of algorithm designed to maximize my time on it? HN, like reddit, optimizes for engagement using the post ranking algorithm.
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by anonred 8y ago
Medium’s RSS feeds include comments made by the user, and there isn’t a way (I found) to only get posts.
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by anonred 8y ago
Would like to know as well. That said, I recently found that iOS Mail.app has a setting to disable automatic loading of remote images such as those used to creepily track email engagement metrics. Too bad there’s no way to block remote web
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by anonred 8y ago
Perhaps the ad was using one of the Google redirect tricks? There’s a few google.com endpoints (if I recall) that you can abuse to redirect to arbitrary URLs.
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by anonred 8y ago
Off the top of my head: - PayPal - Rent payment portal - University account - Target (etc...)
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by anonred 8y ago
> 3. Create a method to combine the complex password and the simple password. So what happens when a site / service limits the length? Do you truncate your complex password? And what about cases where only a certain subset of charac
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by anonred 9y ago
I’ve been using Mullvad for a few months and it’s been working pretty well so far—no complaints here. Not sure if it’s standard practice, but I really dig the passwordless account number only login.
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by anonred 9y ago
From the same page: > Your computer restarted because of a problem: https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare... > Your computer was restarted because of a problem: https:/
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by anonred 9y ago
> his next question was not how much debt the students had taken on ... But instead of a courageous act of dissuading them Can you explain how you arrived at this conclusion from the letter? The author literally transitions from "..
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by anonred 9y ago
> Intellectual laziness. It's more of a coping mechanism, is it not? I've read roughly half of the things you've listed, but definitely don't remember most of the nuances. By default, people don't know (or care)
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by anonred 9y ago
Having read a small amount of theology[1], I speculate that the broad and sometimes conflicting Christian perspectives throughout history make it difficult for the layperson to really grasp "true" Christianity (if there is such a
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by anonred 9y ago
Watchcast has the same issues Marco brought up. Developers should not condone Apple's overly-aggressive platform limitations by sacrificing good UX just to release a feature.
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by anonred 9y ago
+1 for GitUp. Only annoyance is that it can be slow when staging/unstaging lots of files.
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by anonred 9y ago
I don't sleep with my eyes open, do you?
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by anonred 9y ago
It was black in Apple Music (now playing view).
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by anonred 9y ago
Searching "equifax data breach" in iOS 10.3.3 Safari: - Cnet: no - Washington Post: yes - Chicago Tribune: no x2 - Gizmodo: yes - The Verge: yes - Wired: yes - LA Times: yes - CNBC: no - Time Money: no (broken) Wouldn't call
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by anonred 9y ago
The HN mobile site is perfectly fine now that they tweaked the CSS. I personally find all Reddit apps to be too opinionated and prefer the reduced mobile site + an RSS reader for smaller communities.

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