burnte

49 ms·

961.
by burnte 3y ago
I don't even care if it makes them more profit than drops, I'm MUCH more likely to use the digital system rather than drops, so the value is there for me.
962.
by burnte 3y ago
Not really, lots of companies use .co instead of .com because there's different availability. It's been a second tier alternative to .com for years.
963.
by burnte 3y ago
Give me a lookup table of 50 petabytes, let me seed that LUT with billions of files, and I, too, can write an amazingly efficient compression algorithm.
964.
by burnte 3y ago
Or it's a great way to counter the shortage by instead offering a new product that uses parts more easily available. We'll see.
965.
by burnte 3y ago
> Having previously flow R/C airplanes and aircraft drones like DJI makes are not actually that entertaining to fly, they are too easy and not that engaging. This is very much an opinion. I have way more fun with my Air 2 than with
966.
by burnte 3y ago
LOTS of webstores look just like that.
967.
by burnte 3y ago
Craig Wright did it.
968.
by burnte 3y ago
Looks like INI files from Windows 3.
969.
by burnte 3y ago
> As a frequent user of autopilot, I can assure you it is nothing close to NOT DRIVING. And yet they're allowed to market it as "auto pilot" which is clearly an "I'm not required to be attentive" message. I
970.
by burnte 3y ago
40% over 4 years is PREPOSTEROUS.
971.
by burnte 3y ago
Yeah, the article was pretty clear about it, it was absolutely before the quake hit the surface by a significant margin. Fascinating.
972.
by burnte 3y ago
Well, unlike PayPal with had been around for years, this was basically SWIFT for the US, which is kind of what Zelle is. From what I heard the big problem they faced was banks couldn't see how to monetize it.
973.
by burnte 3y ago
In 2009 I met some Israeli developers in Atlanta who were trying to get meetings with some of the banks in the area (there are a number of corporate bank offices here for big banks) to hawk their direct payment system, which was exactly wha
974.
by burnte 3y ago
> I have a feeling that this helped Nintendo to end the handheld line. I think you might want to reevaluate this position seeing as their current console and multimillion seller is handheld. It CAN dock, but even then there's a no-d
975.
by burnte 3y ago
Yeah, those are all great benefits. It grows SO fast and with model lamination/bonding it makes a great material.
976.
by burnte 3y ago
It is considered wood and used as such.
977.
by burnte 3y ago
It also doesn't say that the shares were paid for with wire transaction as opposed to physical cash in stacks of $100 bill, but that also is what happened. They're not going to explain the common bit in every story, only the uniqu
978.
by burnte 3y ago
Only some vendors did that, most didn't. And that was back in the days when we though SSL would be useful for ID verification, which it never was meant to be used for.
979.
by burnte 3y ago
Reasonable precautions. I've been top IT management in healthcare for 8 years, I'm very well versed with this concept. HIPAA isn't "PHI is Eyes Only Secret!" it's "you have to take reasonable precautions t
980.
by burnte 3y ago
> I have to ask a really basic question: Why does Microsoft have such a vested interest in users using Edge over competitors? FOMO and Paranoia. Anything that looks like a market they might miss out on they get scared, freak out, create
981.
by burnte 3y ago
Based on every single airplane I've ever seen or been on, with bags I'd say about 0.8 times an many people as there are rows, plus about 4 people between the front row and the exit door. On a Southwest 737 with 24 rows, that works
982.
by burnte 3y ago
Since there's no way ANYONE could make such a change without building consensus first, I don't think it's really a problem unique to submitting a patch. I simply answered accurately that, yes, there IS a way to get it changed
983.
by burnte 3y ago
Yes, but no one waits for the guy in front of them to completely exit the plan before they walk down the aisle. It's always the entire line moves and people are always getting in the line. Never does row 12 wait for row 12 to be totall
984.
by burnte 3y ago
I've never seen a plane where there's exactly one person in the entire aisle and everyone else waits. Never. So yeah, this is way better than a method that doesn't happen.
985.
by burnte 3y ago
> Can we HN users help push Firefox to incorporate better fingerprint circumvention? Yes, it's OSS and they are very happy to receive third party patches.
986.
by burnte 3y ago
Yes, I'm saying they saw no benefit to themselves in keeping 32bit code, so they cut it.
987.
by burnte 3y ago
It cleaned up dramatically what Apple had to support going forward for ARM. They COULD have kept supporting it, they decided since we needed an ISA change, may as well go all 64-bit at the same time and kill off compatibility cruft.
988.
by burnte 3y ago
I'm not a programmer at all, my yearly code output these days can be expressed in double digit hours, and very small ones. I assure you, I do not think of myself as a programmer much less a top tier one.
989.
by burnte 3y ago
I wasn't being sarcastic, but with me it was a good guess. :D
990.
by burnte 3y ago
No, but there is a curiosity test, you have to find the place; and then once you're here you have to understand things in order to find value and come back.

More ›