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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Did you know that in a car you can change the climate control temperate for when the system is "off"? Try it today. In an old car, set the fan speed to off. Then adjust the temperature. Switch it back and forth a few times and tes
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I don't use Zoom. But I'll assume it's the same as Google Meet and so now I'll complain about Google Meet. 1. When the call quality is less than 100%, it is difficult to attribute this blame to the other person, my equip
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
In my life we will probably never have a man on the moon and never replace POSIX.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
In a similar effort, here is a minimal Swift module (i.e. a reusable code package) which can be used a starting point for new projects: https://github.com/fulldecent/swift5-module-template
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I think we've reached peak Hacker News. This is now looking like Slashdot.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Inspired by this post, I just installed Firefox on my iMac. Here are two problems. 1) After a vanilla installation, I clicked the profiles icon. (It's the person in a circle button.) When I click it, a popup menu shows, then it relocat
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
If you are receiving your money or reputation from a platform (like HackerOne) then you are going to be underappreciated, undervalued, and treated like an expense that should be minimized. Here is what responsible disclosure looks like in 2
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
-5 insightful. This post could turn into +5 informative if names and contact details were added for this unidentified "ex-NSA guy" and the "security software." As-is, this is post is becoming popular because people are r
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Yes, I would like the recourse of suing you for libel in this situation. And if you would like to protect against that risk you should consider including a "flag" button or something on each post where I, member of public, can get
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I'm following along in this thread here and double checking everybody's math. So... does this mean I will die from radiation or not?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Original source. Will somebody with access to WSJ please corroborate this quote in OP which is attributed to WSJ? > Telecom-equipment makers who sell products to carriers "are required by law to build into their hardware ways for au
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
You can't delete Apple's Music app in the same simple way that you can delete the Spotify music app. Same thing. Abuse of monopoly.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Here is my list of solo developer blogs. Usually they are on topic. This does not include personal blogs I follow that happen to be developers. @mdo (Bootstrop) - http://markdotto.com/ Keith Cirkel - https://www.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
How do people feel about Apple making these kinds of deals with Panic and others?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Parabolic dish from hotel room directly to sound sensor will DOS the intersection. And be difficult to detect.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The solution is Amazon Transparency. This is offered through their Brand Services division. And the solution for the whole industry is the same thing with some distributed ledger or some very light centralized authority (like MAC or UPC ven
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The main design theory of Apple is simple: come up with a great usability feature and deploy it on one model. Then spend the next 5 to 10 years spreading this out to their other models. When people stop buying, just swap in a higher specced
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The official name for this is 2019-nCoV. And for Twitter that is #2019nCoV. Using the correct name (or including it in parenthesis somewhere) is a way to help your publications stay connected to the wider discussion.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
You think that's bad, see AMP
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The addressable market for Mint is people that want to track their budget. They maxed out. Their only revenue model is giving you leads for credit cards based on broad categories. --- With a little more data it would be amazing. Just forwar
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I just checked out Bitwig. Apparently it is a for-money app which is not available in the Mac App Store. So far, every not-free-open-source app I have seen which is not on the Mac App Store has caused problems: - Spotify: does weird things
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Was this previously called iFunBox or something else?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Even if you want nothing to do with iCould, you must still enable it for these features: - Mac-to-Mac copy/paste (shared clipboard, continuity) - iPad sidecar Once you enable it, it immediately begins uploading your contacts, photos an
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
"Encrypted" is a weasel word. There are many examples of "it's encrypted" even when encrypted refers to 8192-bit keys, where the system is not secure. Examples abound. So claims of "encryption" are meaning
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Who cares about this? Yes, Apple has private APIs that it uses for its monopoly abuse benefit. That is why Apple's "Music" app can't be deleted from your computer ("'Music.app' can’t be modified or deleted
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The small bit of iCloud E2EE which Apple allows (for health data, passwords and Mac-to-Mac clipboard sharing) is using your iPhone's 6-digit passcode and your Mac's admin password. That means that Apple can also now perform an off
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Ask HN: What Events to Promote a SaaS?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The long-term solution for web is: - Use more static HTML - Since your assets are versioned and static, start calculating hashes for everything you publish - When you link to something, include the URL and the integrity <a href="URL
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Regarding IRS Standard Mileage Rates. There are different costs to insure a vehicle based on whether it is "personal" use or "business" use. The IRS rate does not distinguish these. Is there any documentation on which sc
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
How can companies be incentivized to WANT to hire employees rather than having contractors be the default choice?

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