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   Ask HN: How to capture IoT network traffic?

   4 points by grezql 7y ago|5 comments
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   by grezql 7y ago

   I agree with you. A domain filter would be the best as there are other sites in addition to Quora that provides junk content. For example, for all health type of search theres a website named healthline.com which appears with 2-3 of the top
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   by grezql 7y ago

   you have to show them that you are different from the other candidates. The reviewer will go through a bunch of applications, if yours dont stick out then chances are low they will pick you. Here are some tips: - call them on the phone and
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   by grezql 7y ago

   Just signed up, I hope this really takes off. I think the design needs a proper face lift, then again the first version of FB wasnt a really eye candy either. I hope in future they implement messaging system and events.
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   by grezql 7y ago

   I suspect this can turn out to a heated politics discussion so this is my final post about this: we never threw people off buildings. we never stoned people to death. we never drowned people in cages or beheaded. We fought with uniforms, we
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   by grezql 7y ago

   "tamil tiger terrorists" the article says. I dont believe I am a terrorist at all :( for everyone who wants to learn about the chilling end of the first civil war: channel4 documentary https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtIX
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   by grezql 7y ago

   worst pairing ever....from customers view. Or maybe not. Facebook would be the worst.
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   by grezql 7y ago

   why would i buy this when Fiddler/Charles is free?
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   by grezql 7y ago

   This is not relevant to the article, but why is there so many full screen popups with newsletter on american websites? I have never ever written my email on such form. The first thing I do when I see it is to close it and think its a low-bu
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    by grezql 7y ago

    I wish they just blocked facebook altogether. It has caused people more pain than good
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    by grezql 7y ago

    for half a year ago when i searched for "Spotify" in the norwegian appstore the first result was some kind of rip-off app with tons of complaints by users thinking it was the official app. Spotify the real app was number 2. Apple
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    by grezql 7y ago

    maybe it should be blocked by default, then one can "whitelist" domain. My fingers are itching to ban some sites... such as cnn.com, dailymailco.uk
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    by grezql 7y ago

    most important trait of them all: coldstart. It can take upto 10 seconds for the first request to be handled if the "server" is cold. meaning it has been inactive for 15 minutes or more. no thanks.
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    by grezql 7y ago

    .net core, which the flagship of the future, is cross platform. I am running it in ubuntu production environment for an App i made. Very stable.
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    by grezql 7y ago

    We use teams at work. Most people i know cant stand it. Its chatoix UI. 10 tabs on each «teams». Ive deleted the app. Whenever someone tags me i just open their browser app, reply and close. Even having the tab open sometimes causes cpu and
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    Top 5 reasons why you should learn Reactjs+browserify+webpack+ES6(medium.com)

    2 points by grezql 7y ago|0 comments
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    by grezql 7y ago

    the backside of the Microsoft acquisition. If Github was its own company as before it wouldnt have banned so fast, atleast the gov would have to put more pressure on it. This is really bad, we need an alternative to Github. (Not gitlab)
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    by grezql 7y ago

    React is the major breaking change.
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    by grezql 7y ago

    Im still om angularjs. Cant bother to learn new frameworks every other month. Also using Angularjs in recent projects i never ever thought I was hobbled. Angularjs,jquery,vue - doesnt matter which tool one use. If you know any of these at a
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    by grezql 7y ago

    LinkedIn epitomizes everything wrong with todays front-end. Npm,grunt,gulp,es6,ts,babel, webpack, yeoman, browserify, reactjs, reacts mother and its dog, yarn, bower, jsx.. and so on. 13 MB of JS/css/html: https://imgur
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    by grezql 7y ago

    ARM uses US tech to build their chips. If US stops supplying this tech to ARM that would hurt ARM. So I think they are doing the right thing here. Besides, Huawei gets no sympathy from me. Too many years of stealing IP. Someone had to say n
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    by grezql 7y ago

    yes same, caffeine was one of the culprits for me too. i kicked it out entirely. much much better nowadays
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    by grezql 7y ago

    it had very little effect on me. It even caused my blood pressure to drop so much that i got brain freeze and started to forget things. coldsweat etc. I stopped using it, and learned the hard way to do public speak.
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    by grezql 8y ago

    I dont understand why they are doing this. .exe files are known to be dangerous so usually when one downloads it you make sure its from a safe website. How is blocking non-https .exe downloads making this any safer for end-user? I am getti
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    by grezql 8y ago

    I have no valuable addition to the discussion, hope its okay but just want to say thank you antirez for your impressive work. You're leading the way for us others to follow
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    by grezql 8y ago

    its opens with Paint.net and i have really bad cpu
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    by grezql 8y ago

    yes, and hope they can block those annoying videos that minimizes and follows you scrolling down to read and article. Nothing is more annoying than seeing moving objects/video when reading an article. Cant concentrate at all
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    by grezql 8y ago

    The point of the story is not whether the glass is "unbreakable" or not. It is about the extent of the Huawei scandal.
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    by grezql 8y ago

    i think firefox already has that, i dont use it so i cant remember its name.
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    Ask HN: Incognito as default mode in browsers?

    2 points by grezql 8y ago|3 comments