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by danilocesar 7y ago
The author gave them his username and password. The research team could also ask for the 2FA token. 2FA doesn't prevent this kind of attack.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
Part of my divemaster training included free diving training. While I hatted it, I experienced the same thing as you did: I could hold breath for a minute out of water and 2:08 underwater. There's the preparation, getting calm and rela
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by danilocesar 7y ago
AirFrance gave me the option to get "Stream speed" in a flight from Paris to Sao Paulo a few days ago. By "stream speed" I assume it allows netflix. I didn't test it tough.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
Same in Brazilian portuguese (depending on where you live, we have at least 5 words for the same thing: Sinal, Farol, Semáforo, Sinaleira, Sinaleiro)
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by danilocesar 7y ago
that's interesting. if you read reviews about Bose (qc35 ou bose 700) they say to go to XM3 of you want more bass power. maybe you have a faulty unity?
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by danilocesar 7y ago
Some people feel headache due to Noise canceling. There are lots of reports about it. I never felt anything.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
I owned a few (sony, beats, Samsung, and others - all over the ear) and settled with Bose. My QC35 was great and worked for years, but recently I upgraded to a Bose 700 and can say that, if you're looking specifically for Noise Cancell
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by danilocesar 7y ago
How's that? Firefox is way better nowadays than it was a few years ago. I have been using as my main work browser for some time and I don't face any performance issues with it.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
As long as it uses Apple's WebView, it's OK. This was the case for Firefox, they had to ditch Gecko in favor of using Apple's webview for iOS.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
I see no irony here. First of all, they are probably doing both things today. Second, not necessarily the same people that complains about adds complains about paywalls. Also, If you don't live in the US, 99.99% of wsj' contents i
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by danilocesar 7y ago
People are discussing the very short amount of time he spent, but what about the money? A service that he created (I assume direct cost zero) without a big community (so server costs should be very low) and VK's advertisement with no e
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by danilocesar 7y ago
I've heard this a few times. I know some friends had this question too. There are some variance, but the context is the same: "Look this guy, he started facebook when he was 19 and he's now a billionaire, why don't you t
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by danilocesar 7y ago
$190 per week, for 10 weeks, looks like a very small loss considering the experience and 'fun' of learning all this.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
This reminds me that fateful question that we, software engineers, use to hear from our moms/dads/family: "Why don't you start a facebook?"
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by danilocesar 7y ago
This is the most useful thread in HN in years. As someone who started his engineering career after the burst, is good to hear the experiences (good ones and bad ones) before the next one burst.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
I was wondering: "oh, I know a lot of stories of people working for Linux distro startups back then"... then I recognized the nickname :)
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by danilocesar 7y ago
and PC sometimes
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by danilocesar 7y ago
=) Sounds fair.
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by danilocesar 7y ago
isn't this just a wrap on top of git rebase -i HASH^; git commit --amend --author "Jhon Doe"? Also, as already noted, this overwrites all the history after the commit, making it useless. Then people said it's a joke...
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by danilocesar 7y ago
it's not about consent. Or, even better, consent is a very weak argument. If you use the consent argument, then you need to apply it for other areas, like being against vaccines for example. But you probably don't use it there bec
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by danilocesar 7y ago
Didn't we learn from past experiences that humanity isn't (and shouldn't) the center of anything? Earth is not the center of the solar system, solar system is not the center of galaxy and the universe don't care about us
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by danilocesar 7y ago
Please someone tell me that he is considering using viruses to bring those dead brain cells alive!
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by danilocesar 8y ago
Nokia N9 + Meego/Maemo devices.
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by danilocesar 8y ago
It it open for recreational divers?
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by danilocesar 8y ago
This is almost correct. People imagine that diving training agencies has police power to allow or forbid you to do something. That's not true. When you get a certification, the agency certifies that you have been trained to go to 18m.
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by danilocesar 8y ago
Apnea is all about conserving energy, moving as less as you can and as efficient and you can. That said, have you ever watched an apnea competition? When reaching the surface, athletes are required to say "I'm Ok" and do a si
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by danilocesar 8y ago
/me looking for comments/comparisons about this from people used with YouCompleteMe, which is, IMO, the best completer for vim today.
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by danilocesar 8y ago
I wish this is true, but I don't think it is. In my country we had incompetent and corrupted left-wing government for 13 years. Now we have corrupted and incompetent far right extremists. And voting is mandatory here.
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by danilocesar 8y ago
Net income 2017: 89 million. Not that much for a company employing more than a thousand employees. But impressive for a corporation that is 100% owned by (and allegedly managed like) a non-profit org.
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by danilocesar 8y ago
My disappointment with openshot started when trying some very-basic use cases. I tried the version shipt with my distro, I tried the version downloaded from the site (which is suppose to contain specific version of the most delicate depende

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