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gjvnq
5y ago
Couldn't you print the snippet as a QRCode and then scan it on the air gapped system?
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5y ago
That sounds like perjury.
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How about requiring all work to be filmed and the footage deposited with some government agency and let anyone send anonymously reports to authorities so when abuse happens, the authorities can look for the abuse footage and call all the pe
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5y ago
Why not have your applications accessible through two URLs with yor CA and another with LetsEncrypt. Also, it may be possible to sign an SSL certificate with two authorities.
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5y ago
As a kid I did manage to send emails in other people's names but I never really used it for anything serious.
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I'm toying with the same idea but also with the idea of treating files and folders as the same thing: nodes in the filesystem. It's an interesting idea but coding it is somewhat hard as I also want decentralized synchronization.
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The overnight he is talking about is basically an overnight loan banks took in order to balance their books at the end of the day. This reminds me of the repo load system used in the USA but in the overnight system regular people could loan
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5y ago
Shitty compromise: show the date only for people browsing through elinks :)
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5y ago
I imagine you would report both that you failed to find what you expected but that you also found something else.
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How about having an XML file with all the stuff and a fancy PDF with the important stuff?
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On my website, I ise margin notes for the desktop and "footnotes" for mobile, however said footnotes are displayed just below the paragraph in which they appear. This avoids requiring both long scrolling and interactivity.
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5y ago
Sounds like something Douglas Adams would write.
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For me it is because fonts are part of the artistic expression of my website. Also, it helps with formatting code just the way I want it.
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Learn Smalltalk. myObj 4 "this sends the number four to myObj. Yes, comments are in quotation marks" 4 factorial "yep, numbers are objects too" 0 + 4 "sends the 4 as a message to 0" myObj arg1: 1 arg2
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5y ago
Depends on how it is calculated, if it is after tax that isn't so much. Also, people who are supporting church will often use a lot of their services so it's not like giving money to a charity you will never directly see their wor
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Ask HN: Are there any software or tech “monasteries”?
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5y ago
I think that's because the underline makes the text hard to read especially in badly designed fonts.
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That would be cool. Another option would be just forcing long warranties (like 20 years) on most non-consumable products.
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5y ago
Online voting should be limited to: 1) Open ballot elections. (e.g. lawmakers voting on a nomination) 2) Small consequences elections. (E.g. flag change) 3) "Non binding elections" (i.e. opinion polls with huge sample size and mar
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I once thought about using JSON arrays for filepaths so all possible strings would be valid filenames.
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The "right" solution is to not use person info as "passwords". Instead, give everyone a digital certificate with the private key stored in smartcards that don't allow anyone to copy the key, only to use it.
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"Fun" fact: Brazilian domains (.br) have been showing the owner's full name and CPF number (like the US SSN) for years. I think that they used to also publish the mailing address for domains owned by legal persons but my memo
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For audiobooks, you can play them and use an external audio recorder. If you are into VMs, you can probably get a near perfect recording.
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Go the Excel route: .. z aa ab ac ... ba bb bc bd ... zz aaa aab aac ...
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> Incredibly, it doesn't matter how educated the developer, they still seem to have to learn this lesson themselves, over and over, until it sinks in... That's probably because many devs were socially isolated when growing up.
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> I guess one man's privacy is another man's "lack of transparency". A good example of this are jobs that post your salary online. Those are usually in government and some NGOs. Interestingly, some Nordic countries al
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They still should have an email address though and almost certainly a phone number even if only for Whatsapp and SMS. Even for small business that have nothing to do with tech, it is important to have redundancies.
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5y ago
To Twitter of course :)
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Not even German and I too imeaditely thought that the name was a bad idea.
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Originally they were manually typed. See: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc20.pdf
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