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Trump to use personal Twitter account instead of POTUS(mashable.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I don't understand how this is React based. React is listed only as a dev dependency, and when asked if JavaScript code is included in the framework, the project says - > No. The Lightning Design System is a pure CSS framework that
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I think there are probably consumers who view the "monopoly" as a benefit. True or not, the perception can be that the iOS ecosystem is better of for it in terms of quality and security.
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US appeals court revives antitrust lawsuit against Apple(reuters.com)
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Sony CEO steps down to join Snapchat(qz.com)
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Boardroom gender equality bill fails in Sweden(newsweek.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Perhaps your credit card has one of those perks where they'll refund the difference between paid and discounted price of a purchase within x number of days? Then again, it's probably like refunding the difference between two telev
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
This is something I've experienced often, not recognizing a generic drug replacement. My doctor, or at least the pharmacy I use currently, hast started putting the brand name my generic is replacing directly on the label. I've fou
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> In adopting the Bernstein algorithm suite and its implementation, implementers have rejected both the highly brittle and failure-prone current algorithms and mechanisms and their equally brittle and failure-prone implementations. Right
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We need less tweeting and more private reflection(fresnobee.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
What great service did he do? And mistreated? Perhaps, but not any more, and certainly quite less given the media scrutiny, than any generic prisoner. There are plenty of more deserving souls out there, people like this - https:/&#x2F
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I'd like to know this, too.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I feel like this highlights a number of topics recently discussed on HN. I'll just run through them. > smugness People on "both sides" (because there are always sides) think the other side is either too dumb to understand
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One man's quest to change the way we die(mobile.nytimes.com)
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CES organizer calls lack of U.K. support embarrassing(arstechnica.co.uk)
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Cloudflare hit by leap second “software panic” snafu on New Year’s Day(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I had to note I also enjoy TLDRLegal... I wish they'd open an API.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> A recent theft involving Anthem is a perfect illustration. Tens of millions of patient records were compromised, all were stored in a centralized database, none were encrypted, and no one has been caught. This is such BS on Anthem&#x27
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Okay, I get this is a design oriented post but the page was still loading content related resources (a couple of GIFs it seems) and was over 70+MB before I decided to just leave. A good 7 or 8 seconds had passed as I watched the source size
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I may be wrong, but it looks like your fake "amazon" spam is ironically being delivered via Amazon's Simple Email Service (SES)? https://aws.amazon.com/ses/
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
These stories are always disconcerting, especially, after having been a victim of a data breach myself, although covertly, in 2015. ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Management...
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> The reasons this problem exists are complex, but they boil down to the fact that laws and the links between them are not being published in ways computers can easily process, making it difficult to extract the valuable information they
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
For reference (I had to look Apollo up) - MeteorJS: https://www.meteor.com Apollo Graph Client: http://dev.apollodata.com
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
While, overall, I enjoyed reading this post, I feel that this statement - > 1 in 10 dollars of income produced in this country is paid out to the richest 1% without them having to work for it. is misleading. I think this type of attitude
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The Middle Class Can't Afford to Live in Cities Anymore(wired.com)
174 points by dvdhnt 10y ago|350 comments
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How a 6-year-old got locked on a psych ward(buzzfeed.com)
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Twitter wants to make tweets editable but it's complicated(theverge.com)
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Amazon patents “airborne fulfillment center”(cnbc.com)
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Amazon mistakenly suspends Samsung sellers before holidays(cnbc.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> 1. Digital authentication for purchasing is moving towards non-transferable biometrics ( i cant divulge my thumbprint like i can my pin ) It's an interesting topic as we've seen in recent news coverage that authorities can co

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