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by euroclydon 7y ago
Weird that non-surfers don't want clothes with a comfortable range of motion. I buy pants from REI just to be comfortable while sitting at my desk writing code.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
It would be nice if there were a way to re-think what we have built on top of Node, and NPM or Yarn, to have a great front end framework built using a language with a standard library, rather than a jaw-dropping hierarchy of dependencies.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Oh, you think MSIs are sticking around? Package manager insanity is taking over Windows slowly too.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Yeah, Microsoft Money. It's available for free. I have a Python script that converts QFX (Quicken) files to OFX. https://pypi.org/project/fixofx/
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I still use Microsoft Money every day. It’s great! There’s nothing like it available now. Runs on the desktop, no internet needed. All data stays on my machine. Ledger, scheduled bills, and cash flow forecast are all I need.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Why? The Great Cannon is served from a proxy. It can inject whatever it wants. It doesn’t have to swap out ad tracker JS.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
You can find affordable housing, it’s just just the densely spaced spec homes that deteriorate quickly. We’d be better off from a value perspective if developers could only carve out subdivisions but had to sell the lots to, home buyers who
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by euroclydon 7y ago
It's SSL that causes this? I always thought it was DNS caching. That's why I just try an address I've never been to, or just make something up, adfkjghasdkfg.com, and I get to the wifi consent page.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I keep thinking, with the level of (superpower conflict) risk we're talking about here, Taiwan certainly, and Vietnam probably, are not far enough away from China to be safe.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Profit doesn’t take into account inflated salaries which are tallied as expenses.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I'm currently fuzzing some ActiveX controls. Fortunately the top-level code is in JS, so I was able to write a shim to record all the calls and arguments. Then I can replay them to get the control into a valid state before fuzzing indi
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by euroclydon 7y ago
As an US citizen, I feel like China's lack of free press and due process is fundamentally at odds with my countries core values. So maybe we should ratchet down trade with them. Now if I'm China, and I'm looking at what Russi
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by euroclydon 7y ago
We must be close to a proposal for a publicly owned social network.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I believe he’s talking about “the right to privacy”
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FedEx to end ground deliveries for Amazon(marketwatch.com)
2 points by euroclydon 7y ago|0 comments
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by euroclydon 7y ago
No one is going to build a base in Taiwan. This is not 1985. China is way too powerful and advanced militarily now for the US to provoke them so directly.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
The US started a somewhat contrived war with Mexico and in the end they got Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Nevada.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Putting plastic in a landfill is not a crisis. Sending it to Asia to be processed out in the open where storms carry it off to sea is. Just throw your plastic in the garbage like I started doing after watching Plastic China. Spread the word
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by euroclydon 7y ago
The US projects power all over the globe, with 11 aircraft carriers, over 300 more ships, Hawaii, Guam, bases in Okinawa, Kuwait, Germany, etc. Yet, the interstate system was designed to make the 48 states easier to defend in an invasion? I
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by euroclydon 7y ago
How’d that work out for the Romans?
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by euroclydon 7y ago
That could be okay, if it’s done slowly and discreetly by upper management. Otherwise their are all kinds of hazards around recruiting like in the NCAA.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
One thing HIBP does is match a password against a list of half a billion leaked passwords without regard for the username portion of the credentials. They do it because of the NIST guidance to compare credentials to known data leaks. The sa
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Well... CORS controls whether the browser lets the other page read the response, not issue the request, preflight not withstanding.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I now use a dedicated Chrome profile for a handful of sites I trust like my banks and gmail. The profile has cookies and JavaScript disabled by default and I have to opt in to let each domain use them. Then I do all other browsing on a Chro
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I wonder if it’s because the older MS developers are retiring and the young blood don’t know how to keep the OS to the same quality.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
I didn't see anything in the article about whether the surface is breathable. Assuming it is not, then how wells does skin regrow under a sealed layer?
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by euroclydon 7y ago
They could be done easily with Excel.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Terrible title. Either I skimmed the end of the article or there was nothing about a bailout in there.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
Gosh, if they didn’t have the pretty shrouding no one would ever get inside.
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by euroclydon 7y ago
It’s even more impressive when you consider she was rubbing her shoulder on the ground the entire 2,700 miles trying to get the transponder to come off.

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