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carlesfe
9y ago
You can use software like Karabiner to change the default behavior of F keys for specific apps. In my case, function keys behave as F1-F10 in Terminal, Virtualbox, Pycharm and Dosbox, for example. Not sure about the touch bar though.
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Wikileaks confirmed that the infringing tweet was about Spain: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/979107967768330240 > Wikileaks editor @julianassange has been gagged and isolated by order of Ecuador's n
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I just convinced my political discussion Whatsapp group to move to Signal. The client is not as polished, but works well, and we feel more comfortable sharing political opinions. I'd say it was worth the hassle.
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More or less. I do more PIM but occasionally play music and do calls. I'm in Spain, so no LTE for me. Otherwise I'd bought a Series 3 it in a heartbeat. Most important feature IMO.
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What else do you use it for? I also have a series 0, and maybe I'm self-constrained because of its limitations, but I use it mainly as a simple PDA in my wrist. Notifications, workouts, Siri, calendar, weather and messages. Works fine
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What else do you use it for? I also have a series 0, and maybe I'm self-constrained because of its limitations, but I use it mainly for notifications, workouts, Siri, and messages. Works fine though a bit slow, but I can manage.
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9y ago
Indeed. Just to add another datapoint to the "negative" dataset, I don't do any drugs, including coffee. I drink decaf. I feel like being in a "natural" state is when I'm at my best. I drink alcohol sometimes o
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This may be the first step towards a new W3C standard: CPU-as-a-payment. If browsers and sites could agree on a shared spec, it would provide great UX, with fine grained permissions, promoting well behaving websites while rate limiting othe
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Agree. I'll add my $0.02 because I know FB engineers read HN, and also to provide material to n-gate :) Everybody uses FB differently. Some people use it to share and read news. Others as an "aggregator" for different service
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9y ago
You are right, it seems that "As of early 2017, over 550 of these companies have launched their dotBrand TLD". I thought this was limited to a few! https://afilias.info/dotbrand
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Thanks for the info! So Google essentially paid $200k to get their TLD evaluated , but how come did the evaluators think it was OK to admit TLDs that are essentially an advertisement for the company? And, if that was allowed in the rules (
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Ask HN: How did Google get its own TLD?
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My SIM800 and SIM900 draw 2A on bootup, and 500-1000mA when calling. Do you know any off the self components which can fully operate on 100mA?
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This is an incredible feat. It runs on 3.5uW, and the homemade cellphone I built last year with off-the-shelf components drew 2A when syncing with GSM antennas. Some people don't realize it, but GSM is very expensive power-wise, especi
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She likes the big screen of her 24" imac. But when it breaks down I'll definitely get her an ipad. She took a long time before getting into the smartphone world, but she loves her iphone, especially Siri.
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My mother is a daily user of the internet with extremely limited knowkedge and she has difficulty understanding even basic computer messages. I designed a series of rules + practices which are stated as absolutes (i.e. no margin for interpr
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Because it's running inside XQuartz on macOS. There is another line on the graph, "linux-st" with much better results.
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You're right, thanks, the message was too long and I cut that important part by mistake!
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Optimus Price | Lead Backend Engineer | Barcelona | Onsite https://optimusprice.ai/jobs/lead_backend.html Optimus Price is a new generation of dynamic pricing SaaS that helps e-commerce maximize their profits. Optimus
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I managed to install DSL by connecting the HDD to another machine and using Virtualbox. In my case it was a Libretto 50CT with 24 MB of RAM: https://github.com/cfenollosa/dsl-libretto50ct
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Optimus Price | Python Backend Engineer | Barcelona, Spain | Full-time, Onsite, https://optimusprice.ai/jobs/backend.html | Apply to hello@optimusprice.ai We are a start-up founded by techies in 2015 with the mission t
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I'm a founder in Barcelona. Barcelona is great and it's difficult to find tech people, demand is skyrocketing. Most of them already have a great job. Salaries range between 20k€ for entry positions to 45k-50k for top senior positi
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Hi uffo, where's the import feature? I couldn't find it. By the way, I really liked your onboarding. Ora is more complex than other tools (since it is many tools in one) but you make a good job of explaining stuff without being to
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Wow, this is so much better than Trello. You implement exactly what's missing: a "planning" view (Trello's card view sucks so much) and task tracking. Congratulations. However, in order to jump there I'd need an imp
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That's where new generations disagree with you :)
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10y ago
I'm a fellow user of the VGA font in terminals, it's just so satisfying to use! On text editors I use the default font, though
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Ask HN: How can I get my mailserver to deliver to Hotmail?
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The story of the man who brought the rain, thunder, and crickets to your stereo
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The Y Combinator
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I feel that we are not exactly the target audience for this kind of tip. Linux forums are full of code snippets that people blindly copy and paste so this is clearly an extended behavior In any case, most newbies wouldn't even understa
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