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by clarry 7y ago
The trick is to forgo ICANN scam and go with a ccTLD. With TRAFICOM (ex FICORA), it was a matter of filling a form. There could have been a small nominal fee but if there was, it must have been very low (under 100 eur).
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by clarry 7y ago
> that's easily removed by social engineering the registrar. I decided to eliminate that one by becoming my own registrar. And that's one less man in the middle siphoning money off of me.
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by clarry 7y ago
Meh, western entertainment is already full of violence, torture, and murder. People get pretty good stomaching that, and I don't think it's very different if a video is real. As long as it's all happening away from you, peo
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by clarry 7y ago
Depends on what you're looking for. Many of the best don't have their number in public, and they are not going to answer random calls from unknown callers because they're busy doing important or interesting stuff. But yeah,
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by clarry 7y ago
I'd have to see a study or simulation. I can't take it on faith, because what I see is very many points where cars have to stop and yield. Multiple routes could just imply packing more cars into one ginormous intersection where
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by clarry 7y ago
There are roundabouts in places with no pedestrians at all.
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by clarry 7y ago
> The answer is to make ads unprofitable. https://adnauseam.io/
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by clarry 7y ago
Thanks. That's a very nice looking keyboard. And I like that it's wireless! It's probably not something I would use unless I can find a way to make mod-tap more reliable for me ( https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by clarry 7y ago
> Over I2C, you can interact with 127 devices with just 2 pins. In practice, I don't see that many chips offering 7 bits of address configuration. You buy a chip, it has a hardwired address. Maybe a pin or two for selecting anothe
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by clarry 7y ago
The application knows what permissions it needs, and it can drop permissions once it has done early initialization that requires more permissions than normal operation. You, as a user, have a much harder time knowing. The point of this mec
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by clarry 7y ago
Unreal also came out before HL in 1998. And I think it looks, plays, and sounds better. The only things HL does better is scripted storytelling and realism. Unreal is a game I enjoy today and will probably play again sometime this year; H
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by clarry 7y ago
How about a portable & lightweight client?
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by clarry 7y ago
> I would like to stop using GA in my static pages Why don't you? Do you really need this tracking at all?
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by clarry 7y ago
I would love to see your layout & settings!
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by clarry 7y ago
You just need a short enough timeout. Short enough that it's requiring essentially simultaneous keypress, and trying to type a word so fast would result in ew instead of we half the time.
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by clarry 7y ago
Palm presses don't really work for me. If I need to type fast and comfortable, I need to float my wrists well above the keyboard, kinda like a pianist. It's impossible to palm press from that position. Actually lowering my wrist
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by clarry 7y ago
Yep, I've played with these options. MOD_TAP_INTERRUPT is enabled (and arguably should be the default, because the defaults don't make sense). It helps but doesn't fix my issue.
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by clarry 7y ago
I think lowering makes these unintended presses more likely; raising makes them less likely, but then I'm less likely to get a modifier when I want (because I type the combo too quick). I initially lowered it from the default of 200
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by clarry 7y ago
I've been on 40% for a couple months now, and I don't find programming to be more difficult. I'd say it's about the same, just different.
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by clarry 7y ago
jk stands for ESC
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by clarry 7y ago
If anyone's using modifiers on alpha keys with QMK, let me know what sort of setup works for you. Right now I have ctrls under both pinky fingers (A and S since I'm using dvorac), and it kinda works but but I'm not 100% happ
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by clarry 7y ago
Shuffling the top 10 results is not fixing the big problem in search for me. I don't care too much whether the company I search for is in first or fourth place. But I'm really irritated when I get pages upon pages of useless res
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by clarry 7y ago
> I just think you're assuming these search engines are using way fewer factors than they actually use. It's probably exceptionally easy to tie your search behavior to someone else who's much more like you than "the a
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by clarry 7y ago
> Specifically they also measure metrics like "regret" I explicitly addressed this: > clicking on many results can indicate that they're bad (I click another result because the previous wasn't good), or because the
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by clarry 7y ago
How are they ever going to know whether they improved results for me or not? You might as well train AI to play a game without ever checking their score. Oh, it's spending 20% more time in each room now and firing fewer bullets than
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by clarry 7y ago
Before standards happen, creative developers are free to use their imagination and come up with useful features. Then someone makes up a standard, and from thereon progress is halted. The only way you grow new features and functionality i
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by clarry 7y ago
Too big and slow. Also I disagree with the expressiveness, (emacs-has-chosen-a-very-longwinded 'way (to (express things))) that would be shorter in languages with more syntax.
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by clarry 7y ago
Does POSIX forbid extensions? That would be terrible.
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by clarry 7y ago
> I used to work at Bing. If you really want Bing to improve, the best thing you can do is just use it: clicks on search results, plus backs and dwell times, are vital training data. A million flies are attracted to shit. I don't b
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by clarry 7y ago
That's why commercial software is doomed to be crap.

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