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by f055 10y ago
exactly my point. sometimes the solution has nothing to do with the perceived problem.
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by f055 10y ago
I came here to write a snarky comment, but now I can write two ;) first: if you think any particular db platform is clearly a winner in "db wars", you are naive. there are so many factors involved in configuring the db, the backen
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by f055 10y ago
I think it would be far more difficult to arrest and extradite an Ukrainian in Ukraine, or a Pole in Poland. An Ukrainian in Poland makes it all far less a patriotic issue, so the focus is on the allegations.
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by f055 10y ago
AFAIK the law shouldn't work backwards, so even if they implement it, this should not apply to the recent referendum...
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Always be the new user(medium.com)
20 points by f055 10y ago|6 comments
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by f055 11y ago
Did anyone find a "Sponsored" label somewhere around the article, or is it not obligatory in the US?
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by f055 11y ago
Nobody is against publishers blocking access to ad-block users. But if 80% use ad-blocks, you block out your entire audience and let it surf to the competition who figured out how to serve ads that are not making people puke (ie. sponsored
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by f055 11y ago
Well this is just awesome! Gonna try and use it often.
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by f055 11y ago
Is this you are looking for? http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Pick-A-Brick-ByTheme#suppressXlin...
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by f055 11y ago
Well.. Awesome!
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by f055 12y ago
I encountered this error in 2005 on a Photoshop version that was 2 or 3 years old. Also, back then you could mirror the scanned bill in some other app and it would open fine in PS. It is funny how this is still front page news in 2015 :P
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by f055 12y ago
Does anybody have any wider context regarding this attack? Is it the first time a massive DDoS like that was mitigated, with just minor disruptions to the victim?
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by f055 12y ago
Thanks to too restrictive regulations. I miss the times of four-front-wheelers, gas turbines and vacuum-undercarriage.
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by f055 12y ago
The funding cap currently in place makes sense, but the extremely restrictive construction rules don't. Some public, including me, lost interest anyway a few seasons ago. I would love to see F1 with say $50M max season budget and no ru
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by f055 12y ago
I was really excited for FE, but at the moment is too like gokarts for me. But if your predictions come true, and they open up everything, I would really like FE to become as crazy as the innovative F1 years of 70s, 80s and early 90s - wher
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by f055 12y ago
You are spot-on! At the moment, F1 has little diversity and lots of restricting regulations. Formula-E is even worse, with everyone driving the same cars. NASCAR, or Indy, is not better either. All the revolution and innovation is in WEC (W
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by f055 12y ago
For me it seems a global language strength lies, in fact, in this ambiguity, loose standards and acceptance of errors (in pronunciation, for example) - I'm thinking like HTML - it really can be buggy and still render text fine. French,
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by f055 12y ago
Life IS physics.
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by f055 12y ago
All routers should have WPS off by default. Period.
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by f055 12y ago
Looks like nobody remembers that "everything tastes like chicken" reference... Chill, why so foodist?
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by f055 12y ago
Although you are correct, it's more a matter of perception / PR image. If we are looking at Google that shuts down pretty popular projects (Reader, Code, and now G+ seems to be shifting) or pretty innovative projects (Wave, Glass)
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by f055 12y ago
I concur. For one, I find Indian food pretty bad, too much spices, too much ingredients, and everything tastes like curry ;)
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by f055 12y ago
Try Person of Interest. A bit cheesy at first, I watched it pre-Snowden, and about 3 seasons in, the NSA leaks appeared - and all of the sudden the series turned not so cheesy anymore...
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by f055 12y ago
Wow, writing in C# for Mac, that's almost like heaven.
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by f055 12y ago
I misread the title to be about Beacon (since a story about it was trending earlier on HN), and your quote really threw me off, like why is this guy talking about pork :P thanks for the comment, it both fixed my mistake and provided insight
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by f055 12y ago
It's interesting how HN is valley-centric ;) BTW such laws are quite common in EU, for example in Poland you are required to give 100cm of clearance, so about 3.28 feet.
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by f055 12y ago
I agree Q has awesome content, but they are a bit overwhelms with the sheer amount of it
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by f055 12y ago
Yes I do :) xkcd is great, spot on. But it's not much actual content :)
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Ask HN: Internet got boring, help me?
3 points by f055 12y ago|6 comments
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by f055 12y ago
I've been using Mojolicious for about 5 years now - from somewhere around v1.0 - and it's been awesome. The more I learned the easier and quicker things got. Now I use if for all my backend needs, from SaaS, APIs to real-time webs

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