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On your question for other ‘non-usual’ recommendations for writing code, I’ve found myself predominantly using Everson Mono¹ simply because of the wide range of characters it supports in Unicode’s BMP (and unbelievably, SMP as well!). I’m p
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Hacker News recently added a feature that would help you out there. You can 'favorite' a comment now by clicking on its timestamp and then clicking the 'favorite' link. You can easily check all your favorited comments on
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Absolutely. Just looking through this¹ thread (that’s currently on the front page) reveals a few real-life examples. ―――――― ¹ — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12874587
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Ah, that’s pretty interesting… wasn’t aware of that loophole! Interestingly, Firefox 46 does show them both in non-Punycode form in the address bar (so they both look the same) while Safari 9 doesn’t ¹; it shows the first URI as its Punyco
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Would that be a collision though? xn--mnchen-3ya.com and mnchen-3ya.com look pretty different.
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While that is the case for many programs, it’s absolutely not the case for modern web browsers. For example, navigating to はじめよう.みんな¹ in Safari 9² and Firefox 46³ does show the IDN as it’s supposed to look to the end user in the address b
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Yes! I’ve been waiting for this for quite a while now. Can finally get a certificate for my .みんな domain.
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It doesn’t exactly work that way. Registrars only allow codepoints in specific ranges (the allowed ranges being different depending on the TLD)¹, so it ends up not being an issue (full FAQ here²). Also, more information on internationalized
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Haha, if you thought that one was good, check out this¹ one where the scammer is scammed into sending a lot more than a photo (although he is scammed into doing that too )! ―――――― ¹ — http://www.419eater.com/html/joe
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“ Specifically with emacs style character manipulation modifiers -- alt-b and alt-f. In older versions of OS X -- I think pre snow leopard although I can't remember the exact version which first included the change -- the alt-b and alt
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No guarantee you could block all tracking, although you probably cover a wide swath of the snooping by blocking the hostnames in this list (since they are owned by Microsoft). As mentioned in the article, the registry entry does seem to
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True, I did eventually get a similar one¹ for my Game Boy Color as well, but it took quite a while before that happened since I didn’t want to ask my parents to buy me something else when they already paid for the Game Boy Color and an AC
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Yep, you’re right. I bought my GameCube new back in the day and it only came with the composite cable. The component cable is a separate purchase and Nintendo only sold it in Japan. In addition to that, the Digital A/V Output Port was
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Ah, I completely forgot about the Game Boy Light! Also realized I made another error too: the original Game Boy Advance didn’t include an AC adapter; in fact the Game Boy Advance itself doesn’t even have a barrel connector on it to plug one
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Yeah, the original Game Boy Advance doesn’t actually have a charging port on it in the first place! Unlike the Game Boys that came before it, the Game Boy Advance didn’t have a barrel connector on it to connect an AC adapter for powering it
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I remember this as well (I still have mine in fact!). However, I didn’t really care that much considering how much better the Game Boy Advance SP was than all the previous Game Boys. It was the first Game Boy to have a backlit screen, whi
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Yep, it’s possible to set different volumes for all sound output devices connected to the Mac (including the built-in speakers) in System Preferences → Sound → Output .
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Yep. That’s at least one advantage for macOS apps that use Installer.app ¹ to install; Installer.app makes it really easy to see the certificate². ―――――― ¹ — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Installer_(OS_X) ² — htt
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Yep. In addition to that, it’s also FOSS¹ and you aren’t limited to only getting it from the Google Play Store; it’s also distributed² on F-Droid³ too. One thing to note though is that the version of Conversations on F-Droid doesn’t support
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Mezzano – An operating system written in Common Lisp
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Sorry, this is completely correct information if you don’t assume that the US in the only country in the world. For example, Canada’s Bill C-28¹ explicitly prohibits it. ―――――― ¹ — http://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/canad
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Back when I was a kid, on some mornings, I did try sitting down to urinate a few times (basically whenever I was feeling too tired to stand), but I stopped doing that after a while since it would usually hurt (I’m guessing due to the force
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It’s the top comment right now because it was only posted 5 minutes ago.
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As noted in the article, the newest version of Little Snitch (3.6.4) contains fixes for the issues: “ Little Snitch developers Objective Development already released version 3.6.4 with fixes for both problems. Hat tip to them for the quick
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There is the Arduboy¹, which is definitely a lot more primitive. ―――――― ¹ — https://www.arduboy.com/store/products/arduboy
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That problem you’re having with kernel_task is probably due to this¹: “ Activity Monitor may show that a process named kernel_task is using a large percentage of your CPU, and during this time you may notice a lot of fan activity. This proc
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qutebrowser¹ is fantastic. I just wish it had more ways to block trackers on webpages (other than just completely disabling JavaScript—even being able to whitelist JavaScript on certain hostnames would be a huge start). ―――――― ¹ — https:&#
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This is probably one of the biggest advantages of macOS using ⌘C and ⌘V for copying and pasting instead of Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V. (…well that, and being able to use your thumb for performing the keyboard shortcut instead of having to use your p
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Wow, I’m pleasantly surprised. They’re actually serious about their commitment to privacy; their website¹ amazingly doesn’t contain any third-party trackers! ―――――― ¹ — https://puri.sm/
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Eurocom¹ sells some interesting laptops (stuff like these²³ monsters), but I have no idea how compatible the hardware is with Linux. ―――――― ¹ — http://www.eurocom.com/ ² — http://www.eurocom.com/ec/conf
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