chinhodado

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by chinhodado 6y ago
Exactly. The driver once installed works perfectly. It's Windows update blowing it away that is the problem.
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by chinhodado 6y ago
Can you elaborate please? I would like to learn more about this.
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by chinhodado 6y ago
Can you explain more about COPY? I never used it before and would like to know what its benefits are.
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by chinhodado 6y ago
I have a Windows 10 machine with an old HP printer (laserjet 1012) that requires manual driver installation. Every single time there's a major Windows update it blows away the driver and I have to install the driver again. Extremely an
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by chinhodado 6y ago
Not the parent but your question and the implicit accusation is way too overblown. The design here is so generic that it can easily be used by tons of site out there. It's just a few lines of CSS here and there and if I have a design l
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by chinhodado 6y ago
Can someone explain to me what's in this for Apple? Surely the money that they get from forcing people to go the authorized way isn't that significant to their bottom line? And it's not like they risk impacting their quality
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Not sure if I understand correctly, but are you saying secrets kept in hardware like console encryption keys (PS4 etc.) can be trivially extracted with the right tool?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I absolutely loved it. When I switched to Firefox from Chrome not long ago I thought that's a new Youtube feature. It's fantastic.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
It's the same with Java where it's very hard/not possible to mock final methods. It's just that methods in Java are virtual by default so it's less "in the way" when you need to mock something.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Not entirely sure what you meant, but in Java/C# you can easily mock out a concrete class with a mock library, like Mockito. No interface required.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
People have been asking for it for years though. IIRC Chrome has had it since at least 2012.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Don't know why you're downvoted but you're totally right. FF's dev tool is still very far behind Chrome's. IIRC things like websocket inspection aren't even in mainline FF yet. If people want to see many exampl
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Can't wait to try out the Sourcegraph integration, as well as the improved rebase. At our place the rebase button on GitLab is so slow that no one uses it.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
> Featuring a new Magic Keyboard with a redesigned scissor mechanism and 1mm travel for a more satisfying key feel, the 16-inch MacBook Pro delivers the best typing experience ever in a Mac notebook. Feels like they claim "best typi
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by chinhodado 7y ago
But then again why not just treat these sideloaded extensions as first-class citizen, add support for their removal, and add confirmation before enabling them the first time?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I don't see how removing the option gives more control. If you want more control why not just add a confirmation step the first time the extension is loaded, and make it possible/easy to remove it?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Thẹn why not just leave the functionality there but force users to confirm the installation the next time you restart the browser? And make it possible to remove the sideloaded extension always?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Yeah, I hate extreme opinions that say not to do something just because it's not 100% effective. It's like saying don't bother using a lock because all locks can be picked and cut anyway.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
A technical question, how was the Vickrey auction done to ensure that you can't just enter a bogus high price?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Are you talking about checking out older commits and building them e.g. while doing bisect? Otherwise I can't think of a use case for building commits in the middle of a rebase sequence.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
> altering the model for the sake of view kinda of defeated the purposes. What purpose? If the workflow consists of many small fixes/changes that are entirely contained inside a commit or two, there's not really any good reason
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by chinhodado 7y ago
It's not that bad. If you only use GitLab for the git repo management purpose and already had other tools for CI (e.g. Jenkins, CircleCI) and project management (e.g. JIRA) then GitLab CE works perfectly fine. The only thing that I wis
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by chinhodado 7y ago
The few times I have contacted GitHub they have been stellar. Always replied very fast and generally quite helpful.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I can't believe HN doesn't have a solution for this after all this time. It's a tech forum ffs.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
So I assume if I search for flights on any aggregator site, these will show up? It's not like they're secret or anything?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
> The service/quality of care I receive in the USA is far superior in my opinion. Sure if you have the means either with money or benefits. But too many people don't, and horror stories about US healthcare are depressingly comm
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I'm curious what the answer to this question is for MS/Google/FB/other big companies
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by chinhodado 7y ago
That's too cynical. I'm sure there are many places where things are mostly uneventful - or "boring" to some people.
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by chinhodado 7y ago
I have a hard time understanding this. Do you have a simple drawing for this?
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by chinhodado 7y ago
Not defending Russia, just saying the circumstances are a bit different. Iran-655 was downed by a US warship - clear from the outset and no space for argument, while MH-17 was downed by (most probably) Russian separatists with a mobile miss

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