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by cottsak 4y ago
or simply post it to HN and nerds will bite your head off 90% of the time just cuz :p
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by cottsak 4y ago
why would you buy a subdomain for $20/y instead of a regular domain?
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Smashing Entropy(hammerproject.com)
1 points by cottsak 4y ago|0 comments
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by cottsak 4y ago
sigh how did we all survive before async UI... ¬‿¬
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by cottsak 4y ago
Couldn't get the demo to work (iphone/safari -> mac/brave; audio was playing and brave was recording).
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by cottsak 4y ago
link to twitter thread?
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by cottsak 4y ago
The ACCC wouldn't allege "Airbnb engaged in further misleading or deceptive conduct by telling many of them that it had displayed prices in US dollars because the user had selected this currency, when this was often not the case&q
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by cottsak 5y ago
this is awesome!
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by cottsak 5y ago
here cos of the trap design
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by cottsak 5y ago
it doesn't really matter right? Intel are so screwed
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by cottsak 5y ago
#becausejurassicparkreference - https://github.com/hectorm/docker-qemu-win2000#why
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by cottsak 5y ago
Yet very few teams/devs/leads push back on the SPA spiral of death
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by cottsak 5y ago
Wow! I really love the SPA hate!
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by cottsak 5y ago
This is a good point and is one possible explanation for the apparently lack of movement in the SO poll 10 years on
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by cottsak 5y ago
This is a small part of the normal distribution. Many many companies can't facilitate this sadly. Maybe that is ageism?
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by cottsak 5y ago
I'm 36 and def vibe with the "Some are having existential crises" comment. Sometimes I wanna learn how to fly a plane. Sometimes I wanna jump into infosec or machine learning. I'm still passionate about the aspects of de
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by cottsak 5y ago
amazing write ups from the CF guys
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by cottsak 5y ago
I think we should agree that women and girls physically harming themselves is "harmful". > Frances Haugen: And what's super tragic is Facebook's own research says, as these young women begin to consume this-- this eat
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by cottsak 5y ago
This is an important point. How do we vote for and elect representatives in sufficient quantities that will throw out privacy and security overreaches like this? Very few of the representatives in both houses will understand the technical m
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by cottsak 5y ago
Strange that a law firm has to represent consumers for a major manufacturer fault like this. Here in Australia, we have consumer laws that protect us from this kind of defect. They will ensure that as a consumer, I would receive a complete
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by cottsak 5y ago
I think the key is hidden in > which can help creating software that is capable of exploiting them Unless you're writing desktop software or your application behaves in a way where you have actually selected the particular hardware
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by cottsak 5y ago
haha! very similar sections too .. almost looked copied for a brief moment as i skimmed there
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by cottsak 5y ago
is it reasonable to assume a strong correlation between "copied code" and number of upvotes? #trolling #kiddingnotkidding
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by cottsak 5y ago
set this https://management30.com/practice/delegation-poker/ up in Trello in 10m and then buy your boss a coffee to "get on the same page". Really useful!
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by cottsak 5y ago
How do you test "a reasonable person would consider to be threatening, abusive or insulting"? It seems likely that the test for a "reasonable person" could be easily abused with a motivated majority. However that doesn&#
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by cottsak 6y ago
Yeh this effort to confirm seems outrageous
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by cottsak 6y ago
could prob do with a HTTPS redirect tho :p and maybe a sprinkling of HSTS
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by cottsak 6y ago
Well said.
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by cottsak 6y ago
That's the beauty of a good story. Someone can share something outrageous and the audience can enjoy the tale while the reality is "protected" by that looming doubt of whether it really happened or not. :p
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Welcome to Australia: we just created an EV tax(thedriven.io)
1 points by cottsak 6y ago|0 comments

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