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harikb
7y ago
I am surprised why isn’t anyone suggesting Cloudflare’s Warp VPN? Genuinely curious what is the difference. I guess Clodflare one is only for mobile?
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harikb
7y ago
http://tpm2016.zoffix.com/#/13 - There is so many good ideas to copy to Rustlang!
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7y ago
Lucky you. In my case, I end up thinking about the problem in my sleep, come up with solutions that are a mix between reality and fantasy within the dream and usually end in a horrible loop of the above while I desperately try to break out
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harikb
7y ago
People have different reasons for not updating. I have a 2010 Macbook Pro that cannot run the latest patch on High Sierra and I have to stop right before the last known patch. Otherwise the machine goes to an infinite reboot loop. Apple doe
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harikb
7y ago
As soon as warranty/support expires, the device must be free for DRM/reverse-engineering . This will incentivize manufacturers to offer longer support. Edit: Rather they should actually provide the spec, drivers etc
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harikb
7y ago
The vault will have a fingerprint sensor, which will be stuck on an incomplete online firmware update.
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Story of Universe: Everything So Far Summarized
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7y ago
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Ask HN: Looking for coding challenge platform with a specific use-case
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7y ago
It is the pigeons I tell you! You can still see them right there in the photos!
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7y ago
From Page 199: "A majority of Adam’s awards are also tied to the Company’s performance as a public company, particularly an increase in our market capitalization that is sustained over a period of at least 60 days". Seriously? jus
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7y ago
> Author bio: Mohit Agrawal is a software developer from Indore, India and works at Oviyum Technologies, an outsourced product development firm Not sure why bitbucket is promoting this particular guest post.
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7y ago
Security concerns aside, a misconfigured gateway in between (say, they use Cloudflare) can easily result in an “HTML” response being piped to my bash. The f-ing mess it could create in my home directory is unimaginable.
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harikb
8y ago
> regulate the market Right, when regulation of market is prevented by vested commercial interests, the government (or the community) needs to step in
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8y ago
They try to do a decent job. They don't send your password to Google. Given them credit where it is due. Unlike, say, another sv company who decided to ask the user's email password to auto-verify emails.
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8y ago
There is a huge delay in publishing the prices for which houses were sold. In an ideal world, we would really know how many offers were actually in play and what was it sold for the day after it is sold. Access to that information varies an
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8y ago
Thanks for your feedback.
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Ask HN: How do you teach/introduce programming to your kids
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harikb
8y ago
I think it is fair to say all applications must be written to assume the source code is opensource / can be modified / recompiled. A recompiled app should, in theory, only sacrifice the security of the person who did it, not the r
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8y ago
Why do people bring up Venezuela for any social experiment? And should humanity give up after one failure (even if we call that).
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8y ago
Those same folks also do the math of 36*30 and decide that $1000+ is too much to commit to. It is not necessarily a problem of affordability as in, not having $1000 in the bank.
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8y ago
The infamous Rudy Giuliani tweet needs to be added here
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8y ago
Genuinely curious - how is it that people don’t trust the website they have an account/email/bank with, but still trust plug-ins that now have access to all your browser activity
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8y ago
If no homes were destroyed and people didn't die, there is nobody at fault?
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Exploring Hash Partitioning in Postgres 11
(harikb.github.io)
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8y ago
Road surface damage? In an utopia where all calls are self-driving, sure, then there is real life.
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8y ago
Recent turmoils in the US and the World in general, has me wonder about a different aspect of this. For those who don't like the current state of affairs in the world (Trump, Brexit, "populist" movements everywhere), it is aw
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8y ago
If you have Netflix, watch the documentary "Dirty Money". Then come back and tell us you wouldn't have been in the same situation had some event in your past not gone your favor.
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9y ago
Did they just add it? a link on the 'vote'?
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9y ago
Now, if only I can get Wunderlist to stop randomly duplicate my groceries list items or clear the wrong item when checking off... I can see why array indexing is a hard problem..
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9y ago
Didn't think I will see a day where Linux-bashing didn't include a comparison to FreeBSD
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