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bluesign
10y ago
I hate Adblock Plus, but this doesnt sound too bad '''which will allow blogs and other website operators to pick out so-called “acceptable” ads and place them on their pages. If a visitor using Adblock Plus comes to the page,
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bluesign
10y ago
i think it means: "linking to illegal content 'knowingly' and 'making money of it' is copyright infringement' also second part can be optional I guess, but i think it heavily influenced the decision on this cas
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bluesign
10y ago
I meant mitm on CD rom side, as the protection track unique, could be simpler approach (which later you can remove optic drive with SD or usb)
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bluesign
10y ago
Soon will be scraped/exported to a Google docs I hope
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bluesign
10y ago
I am not good with electronics tbh but why it is not possible to mitm the connection between CD drive and motherboard? As far as I see from 'swap disk' technique outer protection track is not changing depending on game
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bluesign
10y ago
This is really amazing, but I still can't stop to think why there is no good text editor (with plugins like ST or atom) on IOS or Android
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bluesign
10y ago
Or put one cheap android phone, and track
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bluesign
10y ago
YouTube is not so honest I guess tbh, instead on forcing artists for contentID sign up, they can as well at first DCMA request calculate contentID, and block all current and future violations automatically, and artists don't have to se
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bluesign
10y ago
I agree mostly, but come on, whenever a big company like MS, Google etc puts this in privacy policy, anyone on HN learns about this pretty quick,and tbh I don't think anyone will upgrade to paid version for preventing basic usage data
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bluesign
10y ago
also many racing games etc, have speed bonus if you are behind , ex: wipeout allows speed up, if you are tailing an opponent.
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bluesign
10y ago
Or you can always use babel fish but it is a bit ticklish
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bluesign
10y ago
I spent countless hours on this PDA with tethering over my mobile phone :) Form factor and keyboard was really amazing.
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bluesign
10y ago
I guess dropping very slow connections are also kind of protection against DoS or DDOS attacks, where attacker can drain resources.
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bluesign
10y ago
"AGREED: 4/6 attendees agree to create and agenda and finding a date on the mailing list (jow_laptop, 13:05:51)" [1] First major disagreement :) [1] http://meetings.lede-project.org/lede-adm/2016/led
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bluesign
11y ago
"there is very little difference between an OEM display and the ones repair shops sell." I burned by this, all was looking good till I try to used with my polarized sunglasses, it was probably cheap screen, with wrong polarization
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bluesign
11y ago
I think opensubtitles integration can be a good feature too.
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bluesign
11y ago
I was on the developer side, whose estimates are usually doubled by PMs. (or if we go by the story theme, they always assumed 'primer' may needed on every paint job) Then we had a lot of scheduling problems, and low effiency ( you
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bluesign
11y ago
I think also one of the biggest mistakes is making over estimates, or playing too safe. Especially when working with big teams and multiple projects (with a lot of dependencies).
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bluesign
11y ago
Many POS machines lately have a bank selection screen at the start. although banks are pretty interconnected, they have ridiculous fee differences between their cards and other banks'.
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bluesign
11y ago
Feels like HN when I am high
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bluesign
11y ago
That's a great example for why any kind of 'master key' is dangerous.
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bluesign
11y ago
I think the most common bug in human's 'firmware' is being against to 'rich/big' and side with 'poor/small' even it is not logical at all.
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bluesign
11y ago
"These numbers only include gifted gold"
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bluesign
11y ago
it is not a good way for sure, but I think it is good enough for most of the cases.
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bluesign
11y ago
Isn't this similar to infinite monkey theorem: "Given an infinite length of time, a chimpanzee punching at random on a typewriter would almost surely type out all of Shakespeare's plays." Given that we can have infinite
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bluesign
12y ago
I don't think this is a valid test case, as far as I understand, //go:generate works like "preprocessor directive". Maybe I can agree that // prefix is a bad choice, as coming from C world I would prefer #
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bluesign
12y ago
I don't get this, what about malware pretending to be a browser? Is there a protection against this in protocol
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bluesign
12y ago
I don't think this is something new, actually there are plenty of places in UIKit code checking for bundle identifier prefix for "com.apple". Also it may be possible for them to plan this APIs public but not yet matured enoug
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bluesign
13y ago
I really don't get it. Customer wants to use Netflix, buys a service from Verizon to get/access "what he/she wants". And Verizon wants to charge Netflix for that? Always a WTF moment for me.
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bluesign
13y ago
One of the best articles I've ever read about bitcoin.
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