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foobazzy
6y ago
I honor your skepticism and relate to it at some level. But having been a beneficiary of the "Google/RailTel wifi"[0] in India, I can't help but think: "Meh, sometimes it just is free internet." It was just...
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I must say I had to look for how to disable JS in Firefox + uBlock. As someone pointed out, there's a button on uBlock to disable it. I didn't quite spend so much time on Firefox preferences but I didn't find the option. I&#x
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6y ago
For buildings and apartment complexes, they usually have a dedicated switch/line (I don't know the technical term). So, it's most likely that the cable got damaged due to bad weather (rainy season, laying out cable open to th
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foobazzy
6y ago
Ha! Had it installed just to play around with (I imagine that is what this is for). My laptops fan wouldn't stop running below 4000rpm as long as this was in the foreground. Edit: But I do agree that the configuration was pretty easy.
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foobazzy
6y ago
This gave me acceptable results for an image taken from thispersondoesnotexists.com -- something which now makes me question both the services and their offerings.
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6y ago
Tangential comment: I just opened the link with the new design on my phone and it was a delight to look at compared to whatever I saw last time. I think the design changes were made keeping in mind smaller screens, which might be what the u
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6y ago
I know, right. My MacBook Air from 2015 went bust. I was looking for ideas to reuse some of the stuff when I encountered his "making a dual screen laptop video" [0]. There's ton of fun stuff he does with broken LCD screen, th
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foobazzy
6y ago
Wait. It's a phone. That means, it does have bluetooth. Or you can buy one of those dongles that are basically like a wireless aux cable (I forget the technical term for it) Edit: Something of this sort: https://crossbeats.c
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foobazzy
6y ago
Just wanted to chime in here and say Zorin is good too. It's based on Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome + some extensions (which make it really beautiful to look at). It's fast and gets out of the way immediately when you want it to. But my la
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foobazzy
6y ago
Cure.fit seems to be the overarching brand name and Cult is the physical fitness part of it. And AFAIR, you could sign up with email. But then I would worry about copyrights and running a service in a country where they are not registered t
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6y ago
Well, correct me if I am wrong, but I would assume that it takes months of discussions and negotiations to get celebrities to do a training video in the exact format you want. You need directors, lighting, sound and then video editors to cu
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7y ago
Hi, I am Manu Dwivedi. I have over 6 years of experience in various early stage start-ups and consulting firms. I work with frameworks/tools across the stack including React, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, git and Docker. I like to learn a
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Ask HN: Behance Infintely Reloading on Firefox?
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8y ago
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8y ago
Just as a general note to those coming after me. - Use Chrome to open the links. On Firefox, I could only see the first listing - The page takes a bit of time to load. So, be patient. The listing is positioned just above the map and is inje
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8y ago
While I totally appreciate a zero-config, subscription based, AI arranged pre-recorded, modulated sounds bundle, my personal preference would be to gravitate towards an area where I can control the mix. Something like https://aso
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foobazzy
9y ago
Well, if you're on Mac and if you want to forgo the playback speed controls (like for, music) I can also recommend Vox earlier versions (2.8.26)[0] It is an audio player with the youtube-list-as-playlist feature. In my experience, it g
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9y ago
Nokia + Belle operating system. It was a beautiful future I dreamed of.
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9y ago
Well, my mentor used to yell "RTFM, doood!". Which I did. And got the answer more than once. I would like to agree that(as a sibling comment points out) this depends on his personality and relation to the team . When it was my ch
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Android Sample Projects Written in Kotlin
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10y ago
Forgive me for being rude here, but I laughed at your comment. I made that rookie mistake, and I paid for it. I also kept making it and didn't realise what I was doing wrong. So, the thing here is a little more complicated than getting
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10y ago
I believe there's nothing wrong with coming up with biases based on evaluating a person's technical abilities for a job role. (Isn't that the whole point?) You know the part where the requirements mention a skill set you shou
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10y ago
Nice video. Does any one know if they are planning to make a low power and light exoskeleton kind of mutation to this tech? This could be revolutionary for people with disabilities. or as a mode of personal transport in difficult terrain?
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10y ago
status.gitlab.com is also not loading. Gitlab pages hasn't been working properly for me(redirects to a 404)[1] [1]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-pages/issues/43
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10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_traveler#Flag_theory
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foobazzy
10y ago
No. I am not American. And I do not fully understand. I will anyways be charged in my home country for foreign income, I think.
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Ask HN: Digital Nomads: How do you manage taxes?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Web Development (Rails, Nodejs, AngularJS, BackboneJS) Résumé/CV: https://manu29d.github.io/ Email: Linked on github page above
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10y ago
Seeking work. Remote ok. Mumbai, India. Skills: Rails, Nodejs, Angular, Backbone, jQuery, Bootstrap About me: https://manu29d.github.io
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10y ago
Well, I am guilty of this. I do apply to jobs on the "other side of the planet" if it includes the keyword `remote`. Or if the job is too interesting to me, I shoot a mail asking if they are looking for overseas/remote work c
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10y ago
6 While I respect the fact that the overall critical thinking bar is high, I absolutely hate the fact that most of us have a hobby/timepass activity that involves coding. I think we should work on hobbies that are less brainy and more
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