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6y ago
> The client made millions from this bank's operations alone. The client? Reliance. That's a huge revelation, why wasn't this news? Reliance is the perfect example of crony capitalism.
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PDF-XChange removes all products from sale in Mainland China and Hong Kong
(tracker-software.com)
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6y ago
I'm reminded of what U.G. Krishnamurti said - "cause and effect is the shibboleth of confused minds"
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Ask HN: How can one speed up development on solo programming projects?
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9y ago
But Troy could still very easily guess the complete hash. It's the one with the 47,205 hits.
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What is a neural network based translation?
(translator.microsoft.com)
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10y ago
I thought this was the case too, so I tried letting Firefox stay in memory using the Minimizetotray extension but it was still lagging. I had e10s enabled with just ublock origin enabled. I quit trying to optimize it further and switched ba
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10y ago
Why not just root your Android and install Adaway? That way you wont see ads system-wide, not just within the browser.
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10y ago
After being a heavy SimpleNote user I finally migrated to Onenote. Simplenote is excellent for basic notetaking but having used Onenote I'm spoiled by it's ability to search within images. This is a lifesaver if you have to quickl
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10y ago
The download page is blank for those of us who disable javascript.
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10y ago
Mapbox allows you to customize tile sheets as per your fancy. You can even select what symbols will appear at a given zoom level. [1] https://www.mapbox.com/help/customizing-map-colors/
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10y ago
So should one be concerned about private data ex-filtration since Opera is now owned by a Chinese consortium [0]? This is a major reason why I gravitate towards Vivaldi inspite of being an Opera power user back in it's heyday. [0] htt
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10y ago
Yep, this is exactly my experience with Vivaldi. The feature set is really good, but I wish the performance was as good as Chrome.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite thin websites (text only or limited images)?
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Mark Zuckerberg reveals he is no longer an atheist
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Snapdragon 835 processor details leaked: 10 nm, 40% less power, 27% faster
(twitlonger.com)
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10y ago
Vanilla Firefox with multiprocess was sluggish for me as well. I had no such issues with the latest Firefox Developer edition - give it a shot.
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Anyone else annoyed by software no longer asking for an install location?
(reddit.com)
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10y ago
SnadBoy's Revelation
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10y ago
I have seen developers threatened to have their work visas not renewed if they did not work faster That was an eye-opener. For some reason I thought Switzerland was a worker's utopia with the relatively higher salaries.
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Repurposing an old washing machine into a water powered generator [video]
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
Great idea! But doesn't it work by intercepting keystrokes? What prevents Kite from reading keystrokes in other applications like a browser?
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11y ago
Just 9$ for a 1Ghz ARM processor, 512MB of RAM with integrated WiFi and Bluetooth! At prices that cheap I would be super interested in a ultra cheap mobile phone with e-ink display that last several weeks on a single charge.
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Malware scam appears to use GPS data to catch speeding Pennsylvania drivers
(theverge.com)
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11y ago
I suspect that Alan is schizophrenic and his statements are just a reflection of his grandiose delusions. Anecdotally, his tall claims are similar to other schizophrenic people I have come across.
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Should Computer Education Cover More Than Just Coding?
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11y ago
A fantastic discovey for the ages. Makes you wonder how many civilisations out there were technologically advanced enough to hear that chirp.