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fyolnish
11y ago
Weren't we also buying a new laptop every 2 years back when they had removable batteries?
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11y ago
26 million?
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11y ago
It would make cannabis cheaper, and I don't think most people are saying k2 type drugs are better(I wouldn't know). Just that it's more addictive. On top of that these drugs only exist because of drug laws.
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11y ago
When I was in China last year I had no problems using OpenVPN on my Holland based server.
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11y ago
And they'd sink
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11y ago
Viruses are not going to go poof unless your antivirus knows about them And in the typical case a vulnerability is a prerequisite for a virus. But local vulns are only a concern if someone already has access to your system. In which case yo
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11y ago
So it's Little Blue and Big Rainbow now?
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11y ago
C already has a very detailed specification.
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11y ago
> sues It's been a while since I liked a typo this much.
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11y ago
Proximity detection is done by the receiver. An iBeacon is just a dumb broadcaster.
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11y ago
You need to read parent again
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11y ago
Because democracy.
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11y ago
> Hacking Team maintains that it was a responsible gatekeeper for its products, and that the world is at risk now that Hacking Team no longer controls its surveillance tools That's rich coming from a security vendor that just got pw
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11y ago
The idea is that you'd use the mouse when you don't remember the keyboard shortcut.
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11y ago
A cache too big to fit in memory
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11y ago
Thanks for complementing me for my tests? (That I never wrote)
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11y ago
Parameters don't have names, the message has a format, and th only rule of that format(referred to as a "selector") is that parameters are preceded by a :
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11y ago
So memorable.
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11y ago
What are you talking about? How is using an enum more tightly coupled/less extensible than a function name?
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11y ago
Alternate title: "Unnamed parameters considered harmful" Alternate (better) solution to the author's problem: Use enums
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12y ago
Citations please?
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Show HN: Load/Display Bezier Paths from SVG on iOS
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
That doesn't make it not evil.
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12y ago
Something like this would be less likely to accidentally delete files (copy copy paste just purges the list, not the actual files): https://gist.github.com/fjolnir/e24f806e39a3776033d5
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12y ago
He really lost me at "lesser languages like C" Lisp is a fantastic language and I enjoy it. But to say that C is somehow lesser is dismissing the very thing required to implement lisp itself. And that's the sort of thing whic
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12y ago
Not if you give them more descriptive names
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12y ago
Most records released on aftermath end up at #1 or #2 on billboard.
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12y ago
Yes I think you have the philosophy of the web nailed perfectly. Let's all have a chrome tab running continuously
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12y ago
Please explain the secure part
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12y ago
What possible reason could the authors have had to pass everything following a pipe into popen? Did they think they were writing a shell?
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