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by bt3 7y ago
I think what I found particularly beautiful about this was the first ~330k characters of ad-related CSS injected into the header presumably through Github hosting or otherwise. I had to scroll about 85% of the way down the page before I hit
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by bt3 7y ago
Nice to see a new Mac Pro, but no one has mentioned price. The "entry level" Mac Pro from 2006 was $2199 and $2999 in 2013 (the last update). Even the top-of-the-line "trashcan" Mac Pro was ~$6500 with 12 cores. I don&#x
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by bt3 7y ago
Location: US Remote: If needed Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: SQL, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML/CSS, PHP, Vue.js Resume: http://static.bentumbleson.com/btumbleson_resume.pdf Website: http://bentumbleson.c
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by bt3 8y ago
I've found VLC to be the only app that can play H.264 .mkv files without stuttering on my poor first-gen iPad Mini :)
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by bt3 8y ago
As someone that historically relied on an iPad Mini for media consumption on the many weekly flights I take, it is not realistic to download 10+ GB of content directly onto the device. Especially since I don't use Apple's ecosyste
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by bt3 8y ago
If you want a taste of the book prior to a purchase, you might explore a list of Steven's tips he has historically published on twitter[1]. The positive response to many of them likely put validity to the thought of publishing a book o
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by bt3 8y ago
Worth noting that the $80 ($100 after initial intro discount expires), was a direct response to strong backlash after they published the original pricing two days back of $150 ($250). Twitter (where Steven and Adam are active) was fierce wi
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by bt3 8y ago
Bank account numbers weren't leaked - the scammers simply requested the payments be rerouted to a different account. The letterhead could likely be easily reverse engineered, and I doubt the University rep knew what to look for, and th
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by bt3 8y ago
You can see in the screenshot (scan of the email) it was a low-tech spoof. They simply bought the same domain with a different TLD (.com vs .us) There were many red flags that weren't caught, this being one of them.
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by bt3 8y ago
I wonder this too. As a relatively young professional, I regularly have folks add me who are my age or younger (mid 20's), and have a portfolio of experience that reads as if they are a Fortune 500 CEO. Combine that with having 5000+ &
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by bt3 8y ago
> I wish Apple had serious competition. As in: competition that makes an integrated hardware/OS combination that is comparable to what Apple makes. Microsoft and their Surface line comes to mind. I've read nothing but good thin
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by bt3 8y ago
I've found that AnyDesk meets many of my personal and professional needs. It's prime selling point is that it's super lightweight, unlike TeamViewer.
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Ask HN: What’s the character difference between a pioneer and a follower?
10 points by bt3 8y ago|5 comments
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by bt3 9y ago
Not just Tinder, but loads of other applications that rely on FB to data or integration. Something as simple as loading Instagram stories onto a site died with an dead endpoint, despite the original depreciation being slated for December. T
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by bt3 9y ago
Perhaps I'm naïve, but the fact this "breach" is being disclosed anonoymously, via a medium commonly associated with nefarious data dumps suggests to me that there really was little consideration paid to allowing Panera an op
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by bt3 10y ago
Yes, thanks for clarifying.
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by bt3 10y ago
To my knowledge, this is known bug in iOS that the Google auth grant inadvertently gives all permissions. You'll note that other users below report this only happening on iOS and not Android which shifts the risk away from Niantic&#x2F
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by bt3 10y ago
This was posted much earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11778726 The comments on that thread reveal this is a known bug from Tesla.
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by bt3 10y ago
I would imagine a stipulation of the original subpoena would involve not sharing the source of Lavabit. It sounds as though what Ladar has done is re-engineer Lavabit in the form of Dark Mail to bypass any gag orders.
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by bt3 11y ago
Oh the irony of a shutdown-service shutting down.
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by bt3 11y ago
As CM30 suggested, the "going away" message is awfully vague. Calling the site an "experiment" might be an interesting way to forgo actual considerations like upkeep costs, but the fact remains that this "experiment
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by bt3 11y ago
Same result, except apparently I'm a single female. Must be because I don't play Clash of Clans.
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by bt3 11y ago
Very cool, but I'm struggling to see the purpose of this. The time it would take to focus on the textarea/ contenteditable field, then press the icon just to begin typing from a different program seems like a waste. Either that, o
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by bt3 11y ago
Do you mean you wouldn't trust that site? I for one like it, and would rather have my a company of this nature spend years on their product, rather than their website copy.
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by bt3 11y ago
Judging on the verbiage of that splash page, it sounds like this is a utility that does nothing more than reset one's settings back to normal, while deleting, or at least disabling a majority of add-ons that may be primary contributors
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by bt3 11y ago
I think it may be that Chrome resource problems, as well as crashes are more traditionally seen on the Mac. Of course, I could be biased with that conjecture.
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by bt3 11y ago
Playing Devil's advocate to your last point - standardization of curriculum (including handouts), is a dangerous game as students get older. When every classroom is taught the same, with the same lectures, notes, and handouts, the ince
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by bt3 11y ago
Hi Sam, thanks for doing this. Is there any advice you can give to young founders trying to get into YC or raise a seed round? It’s worth noting we’re students with graduation quickly approaching. I fear my previous applications weren’t ser
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by bt3 11y ago
I think the bigger thought here is that "change is uncomfortable". It's also unfamiliar. Also, the designers to whom this article references work for clients, who are not the visionaries. And the design agencies job is to mak
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by bt3 11y ago
If history shows us anything, iMessage is such as asset to Apple's toolbox, like Blackberry Messenger was to RIM, that Apple would likely rather go down (unlikely), then open up the iMessage platform.

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