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by dan1234 9y ago
Worst thing is it all seems to work fine in Safari as soon as I change my user agent string to Chrome, so it doesn't even seem to using any Chrome specific features…
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by dan1234 9y ago
I'd guess the author's English is better than your Russian… You could always fix the article and and ask the author if there's a way to submit a PR?
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by dan1234 9y ago
Because system resources are cheaper than expert knowledge. We've got enough RAM & CPU cycles spare that we can run GUIs in a headless browser and CSS & JS have come along far enough to make this easy(ish) to pull off, especial
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by dan1234 9y ago
telnet doesn't exist on my Mac (High Sierra). It also doesn't exist on my linux server (Debian 9). Easily fixable with `brew install telnet` and `sudo apt install telnet`.
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by dan1234 9y ago
My programme streamed fine but I couldn't get back to Netflix once it had finished.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Is there an ETA for the Lightning Network? It seems to have been 'coming soon' for a while.
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Psychedelic toasters fool image recognition tech(bbc.co.uk)
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by dan1234 9y ago
It has already been done for England too[0] (although the abstract says 'over 70% of England' so some parts must be missing). I think someone made a Minecraft map out of the current data, will be interesting to see what is made fr
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by dan1234 9y ago
You used to be able to upgrade AMD CPUs with a pencil. http://www.overclockersclub.com/guides/tbird/
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by dan1234 9y ago
Who's to say they haven't just hashed each individual character of the password?
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by dan1234 9y ago
Electron apps tend to be rather resource heavy, and the UI sometimes has that uncanny valley feeling for they're not using any native controls. I'll tolerate a good electron app, but I'll always prefer native.
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by dan1234 9y ago
The car in the video is a Mercedes.
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Google and Apple Order Telegram to Nuke Channel Over Taylor Swift Piracy(torrentfreak.com)
6 points by dan1234 9y ago|0 comments
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Pixel Buds review: OK Google, go back to the earbud drawing board(arstechnica.co.uk)
2 points by dan1234 9y ago|0 comments
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by dan1234 9y ago
Did Skrill give any reason? You could try Strip, Sagepay or Worldpay but I believe Skrill are the most gambling site friendly so their refusal could suggest a deeper problem with your business plan.
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Pixel won’t get KRACK fix until December, but is that really a big deal?(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by dan1234 9y ago|0 comments
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by dan1234 9y ago
Cover Flow, as it was named, was removed during the great Skeuomorphic purge of 2013.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Dan could be short for Danielle or Danika or…
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by dan1234 9y ago
Mine last updated a couple of months ago, around the end of August. (V2.01.12, superhub2ac)
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by dan1234 9y ago
Both Virgin & BT force upgrade consumer routers overnight.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Out of interest, what apps are you using that are still 32bit only?
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by dan1234 9y ago
I recently finished making some mods to a PHP CMS to make sure it works fine with PHP7.1. The base of this code is 17 years old and is still used every day. The CSS/JS on the frontend rarely lasts more than a few years, usually changed
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by dan1234 9y ago
It's certainly not perfect, but I generally use Morningstar for checking funds and prices. They still use Flash for some parts (like portfolio x-ray), but it's not the needed for the simpler charts.
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by dan1234 9y ago
What happens if you don't have one of the accounts they ask about? It's mad that you could be denied entry for not having a Facebook account.
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Adobe security team posts private PGP key on blog(arstechnica.co.uk)
2 points by dan1234 9y ago|0 comments
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by dan1234 9y ago
On non-3d touch devices you just tap and hold until the action triggers.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Pretty sure MAC randomisation has been in since iOS8.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Not much point in uninstalling if you're going to format anyway.
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by dan1234 9y ago
This is the case with traditional websites, but web apps (especially Progressive Web Apps) are moving more and more of the heavy lifting back to the client.
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by dan1234 9y ago
Looked like it was reasonably quick in the demo.

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