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by enitihas 7y ago
I am considering getting a standing desk. Can anyone who has tried both standing and sitting desks share their perspective on their pros and cons?
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by enitihas 7y ago
Well, I don't think there is any reason why MSFT wouldn't dream that, just that they don't have a magic wand to do that. They do however are trying to add more and more tracking to Windows, which is what they do control.
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by enitihas 7y ago
I thought Google was mostly C++, with Java being at best second to C++.
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by enitihas 7y ago
Tracking prevention in Edge makes sense for Microsoft, as they already have more than enough tracking in windows itself.
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Which parts of the words will be worst and least affected?
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Mere thousands are nowhere enough, but even Facebook also should have a very small number of high revenue customers. As long as this new network can draw a good enough amount of those users, they will be fine and will also impact Facebook&#
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by enitihas 7y ago
But other search engines do exist, and it is trivial to switch from Google to Bing or DuckDuckGo. Unlike a social network, you can switch your search engine in isolation without waiting for others to switch.
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by enitihas 7y ago
What will happen to manifest v2 extensions once manifest v3 lands in Chrome stable? Will they suddenly stop working or would there be a time period to update them?
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by enitihas 7y ago
Being easy to compile is a very nice thing to have about any software. Redis for example, is also too easy to compile, and quickly too. I think a lot of software using autotools is easy to compile (atleast on the POSIX compliant systems).
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by enitihas 7y ago
Bill was doing a fantastic job here, but it is a bit too sad to see how most of the executives in the mail show much less concern for the company's and customer's goals, and more concerns on who should own the problem. I think t
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PhD Grind [pdf](pgbovine.net)
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by enitihas 7y ago
No, I am claiming the above examples are not evidence of anti competitive behaviour.
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Biggest among what companies. Both market cap and net income of google are less than both MSFT and AAPL.
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by enitihas 7y ago
If some behaviour is too common across all companies, Governments need to focus on laws to address the underlying problems across the industry, not to cherry pick a company and make example of.
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by enitihas 7y ago
If you see the original iPhone introduction by Steve Jobs, being able to play iTunes songs was a huge deal. No other phone could do it. (Well apple did try with Motorola for some phone to play iTunes, but those were heavily restricted). iTu
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by enitihas 7y ago
I am not sure your list demonstrates anti-competitve behaviour: 1. Did Apple ever offer a XMPP federated iMessage? Facebook offered XMPP messenger? Shall Google bear the eternal burden of keeping their products constant, and not make change
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by enitihas 7y ago
VPCs are very useful when running things like elasticache though( memcache and redis), because AFAIK those don't have an authentication ecosystem so making them public would be a terrible idea.
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by enitihas 7y ago
One thing I don't understand out of this entire process is, since it is very clear the British parliament will not allow the government to go with a no-deal, how much leverage will the Government even have in any negotiation? Since the
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Ask HN: Which company has the most advanced internal infrastructure?
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Ask HN: What is your favourite post on a company's internal tech architecture?
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by enitihas 7y ago
> I think this means that they will not have legislative power in the government (aka similar to USVI or Puerto Rico in the US) This is incorrect. Not having a legislature here means not having a state legislature. They will still have
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by enitihas 7y ago
I think this used to(still is?), the Facebook engineering moto, and was proudly written on their blog posts.
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Did China ever block Google? Or did google refuse to serve the Chinese market themselves due to the requirement to censor search results. While censorship is bad, it is a legal requirement in China. Even the US wouldn't allow companies
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by enitihas 7y ago
If you are using Chrome, you can simply create a separate profile and treat it as an incognito profile, by clearing browsing data whenever needed. Unlike the incognito mode, it isn't possible to detect the use of such profiles.
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It doesn't fix those. That's why I said the court would be different, not better or worse.
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I am not saying 5-4 is the most likely result, just that even 19% of decisions being 5-4 is huge.
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by enitihas 7y ago
It looks like US supreme court is as clearly divided as the US political parties. A large number of US supreme court critical decisions are 5-4 decisions. And a large majority of them have clear partisan divides. If only Obama had his chanc
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by enitihas 7y ago
From what I remember, HAProxy is better at having detailed monitoring metrics, while in the case of nginx a lot of those monitoring features are nginx plus only.
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by enitihas 7y ago
Wow, that sounds really bad. Do you have any examples of cases where people who were in another city got such large sentences?
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How would we as a society decide that? The majority of society is more concerned with putting food on the table and paying their rent, and would have zero interest in deciding to get rid of "paid by data" products. Unless we as a

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