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by crummy 6y ago
I don't know about Tesco but I believe it's common on bank apps to prevent malware from screen grabbing your details when your bank app is open.
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by crummy 6y ago
I think it's unlikely that it's been spreading around undetected for 100 days, and suddenly we've noticed it. We've found nearly 100 new cases in the mass testing that has come out of this outbreak, but they all can be t
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by crummy 6y ago
Not saying it wasn't a better time, but I do remember the era of half a dozen IE toolbars installed on folks' computers doing God knows what.
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by crummy 6y ago
The simpler the better. In my limited experience once we started fleshing out users to admins, managers, and users, in a multi-tenanted environment, we pretty quickly ran up against Cognito limitations which surprised me. (Cognito groups se
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by crummy 6y ago
How easy is it to get those loans? I know in the US the PPP seems easy to get the bigger you are, otherwise if you don't have a tight relationship with a bank you probably missed out.
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by crummy 6y ago
Location: New Zealand Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Years of experience with Java, Kotlin, Docker. Worked with React, Angular, Jenkins, AWS a fair bit. Résumé/CV: https://github.com/crummy/crumm
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by crummy 7y ago
Is that a bad experience though? If I want an easy time, I'd rather fight fewer smart enemies than just dumber enemies.
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Hydroxychloroquine is effective in inhibiting SARS-CoV-2 infection in vitro(nature.com)
1 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
> Did we forget so soon that the Snowden slides are PowerPoint? what does that mean? That Microsoft works for the NSA or something?
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by crummy 7y ago
Are we confusing centralized in terms of ownership vs centralized in terms of server load?
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by crummy 7y ago
I don't think their intentions are clear. It's more that a powerful organisation or government now has control of it and is planning something large scale, beyond what we'd seen in the film before.
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by crummy 7y ago
Apparently the US has much lower social mobility than a lot of other first-world countries (though this chart doesn't mention South Korea): https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2018/02/14/america
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by crummy 7y ago
You just need to form a union-union (meta-union?) to bargain with your union.
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by crummy 7y ago
http://piqnt.com/o/ I think
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by crummy 7y ago
I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be possible, but VR is extremely latency sensitive so I think the experience would suffer pretty badly.
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CheerpJ 2.0 released – now with WebAssembly support(medium.com)
2 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
1. visit https://everlookjobs.com/ 2. enter Kotlin in search box and click Search 3. press Back button on browser Behaviour: URL changes to previous page but content stays the same Expected: Search box to clear, and full li
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by crummy 7y ago
Why is that external drives are often cheaper than internal?
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The Edge of Emulation(byuu.org)
9 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
How much TV do you think is watched with others?
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by crummy 7y ago
Vsync off gives tearing, right? Maybe you're noticing that and not the latency.
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by crummy 7y ago
For me the significant advantage is showing me a list of films I haven't seen yet, or the latest unwatched episode of a show.
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by crummy 7y ago
I think most people prefer a "small shit life" than death. You talk about "bet on another life", so maybe you're talking about reincarnation though?
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by crummy 7y ago
It would be reasonable for Steam to allow refunds for games that break like this, and bill the publisher for it.
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A CS:GO player has built an AI tool and it’s caught 14,000 cheaters(theloadout.com)
3 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
Sorry for the poor source, but according to one study at least that does seem to be the case. https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2017/11/14/loud-music-drink...
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by crummy 7y ago
The site mentions https://codingcoach.io/ several times. Has anyone tried this service? How useful is it?
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by crummy 7y ago
I didn't know you could run graphical apps in Docker. How does that work?
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by crummy 7y ago
That's mentioned in the article, at the bottom, under the topic "Alternative, invalid solution": > As a result, solutions using strings are disallowed on problem sets and quizzes until they are taught.
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by crummy 7y ago
apparently the syringe punctures are just how they work. https://onmilwaukee.com/movies/articles/makingamudererbloodv... > two national experts – including the chair of the committee that writes the industry st

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