cocoa19

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by cocoa19 7y ago
Why don't you explain him rather than demonizing him in front of all HN audience. Treat others as you'd like to be treated.
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by cocoa19 7y ago
I know this kind of hierarchical list as an outline. But good point, it doesn't look like a mindmap.
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by cocoa19 7y ago
In case you're wondering what I mean: "In the context of distributed computer systems, popularly referred to as Cloud-based computing environments, zero knowledge privacy refers to client-server relationships where a server or ser
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by cocoa19 7y ago
Too late. I already moved to a different service and it was a pain. The only thing that might bring me back is Zero knowledge privacy. There are smaller competitors that have this as a value add, but I'd trust Dropbox more, since Dropb
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by cocoa19 7y ago
Even if there are drivers, a lot of them are really buggy. I'd expect official Linux support to guarantee better quality level (less buggy)
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by cocoa19 7y ago
Reading keepass documentation, you my might also want to consider protecting sensitive data in memory. See keepass Process Memory Protection. https://keepass.info/help/base/security.html#secmemprot
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by cocoa19 7y ago
The convention is to write a 1 page resume. Your example is too verbose.
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by cocoa19 7y ago
One of the biggest shortcomings is it doesn't download bank information reliably. If you're lucky, your main bank supports OFX and the plugins work for you. It doesn't work for me. I've thought of starting an open source
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by cocoa19 7y ago
On the rotating cubes, why are the borders showing up as sawed rather than straight lines? Thanks for the tutorial.
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by cocoa19 7y ago
Now I want to get an Oura! Are ads getting smarter?
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by cocoa19 8y ago
Buy TSA friendly backpack. Problem solved. Bought mine at BestBuy. Samsonite 5580680. The zipper goes all the way down so the bag is split in 2, a pouch holding your laptop and the other half holds the rest of your stuff. This lets TSA X-Ra
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Ask HN: What are the best books on automated testing?
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by cocoa19 8y ago
I actually miss the good old days of cable with few ads. Turn the TV on, view your favorite channels, and you know the shows are going to be good, especially during prime time.
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by cocoa19 8y ago
Dang, The linked webpage does not spark my curiosity, it inflames me because I'm against any type of discrimination. Discrimination against men is sex based discrimination. The webpage naturally attracts political and ideological flame
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by cocoa19 8y ago
This reminds me of Truecrypt Plausible Deniability feature, where you hide an encrypted volume and can claim it's unused space. Truecrypt is discontinued now, I don't know what's a good alternative today.
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by cocoa19 8y ago
This sounds like a great idea. If this product is free and takes off, how do you plan to monetize the website?
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by cocoa19 8y ago
It's not based in hourly wage, it's based on daily minimum wage. If you have no job, you still get a ticket, unless the police officer let's you off the hook or you bribe him (which is very common). I'm not condoning b
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by cocoa19 8y ago
To be honest, it would surprise me if they are not already doing this. On a side note, when you install, launch and maximize TOR browser, you get a warning advising you not to maximize it. Web servers/attackers can use max screen size
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by cocoa19 8y ago
And IBM shifted to use Apple Macs.
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by cocoa19 8y ago
Another point for the bullshit web: The GDPR cookie consent notification. I really hate clicking on those notifications to make them go away. Designers, can you please just add a non-obtrusive link, instead of a pop up that covers half my b
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by cocoa19 8y ago
Unless all developed countries organize to tax wealthy people, why would wealthy people invest in countries that tax their wealth away? If countries don't play ball with rich people, they can just move to another country that is more &
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by cocoa19 8y ago
"Why would anyone have loyalty to a company that has no loyalty in return". As a temporary US worker, hopping to a new job is too risky. Will I get fired at a new job?, I need to get a job fast or leave the country. Also, there&#x
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by cocoa19 8y ago
When I started dieting, I used to spend hours cooking every week. Now, I buy a rotisserie chicken from the store, buy a bag of veggies, pull the chicken and microwave the veggies. That's my emergency meal for lunch and dinner. I'm
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by cocoa19 8y ago
Bring native windows please!
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by cocoa19 8y ago
"You know, Facebook's free. If something’s free, that means you’re the product." Even when a product is not free, you are still the product. I'm pretty sure Walmart is selling my purchase information to advertisers.
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by cocoa19 9y ago
Some ideas: - Developing/using an open source, privacy minded smart phone. - Use cash or a vanilla debit card that doesn't track you. I was shocked that after I buy a very very particular and specific item at Walmart, I see ads al
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by cocoa19 9y ago
To those like me, not familiar with the term "sausage factory": "An unpleasant process, especially one that is hidden from public view, that is used to produce a widely consumed product" - Urban Dictionary
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by cocoa19 9y ago
"but you'd never guess why." Sigh. People with basic math and statistics skills (physicists) don't gamble. What a shocker.
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by cocoa19 9y ago
I started going to the psychologist to work on my anxiety/depression and so far I'm seeing good results. A good psychologist will work on understanding the root cause of your depression, make sure you acknowledge it, and change yo
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by cocoa19 9y ago
Presenting and selling skills are learnable. It's more about whether you like it or not. You can join toastmasters to improve your "soft skills".

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