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by herunan 3y ago
His face was bigger than the landing feed!
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by herunan 3y ago
Reads like a Sonos paid article.
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by herunan 3y ago
Good luck asking people to turn off BT. It’s a faf having to do that in an era of smartwatches and wireless headphones.
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by herunan 3y ago
Brings me back the times of hackintosh, playing around kexts.
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by herunan 3y ago
Not official, but this one generally works great: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/icloud-hide-my-ema... There’s also this nifty shortcut that works for both iOS and macOS: https://www.icloud.c
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by herunan 3y ago
Is it HN’s gaming emulators day? 4 posts in the last 12 hours regarding emulators. Xbox360 –> Windows Executable Converter (2017) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36705223 The Simpsons Hit and Run leaked source code
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by herunan 3y ago
Would love it for some greyscale art or comic strips that update daily!
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by herunan 3y ago
Unless Reddit rectifies, that sounds like the end of Apollo. I feel like old.reddit.com is next in the chopping board. Perhaps we need to go back to the browser and reskin the heck out of Reddit.
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by herunan 3y ago
Why is this at the top of HN?
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by herunan 4y ago
Genius.
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by herunan 4y ago
Oh and he’s behind https://twitter.com/NYT_first_said . Such a fun Twitter account.
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by herunan 4y ago
I find satisfying things that would be close to real life in a raw way. So for instance, a button that looks, feels and sounds like a button. For a todo list, I’d love to be able to cross it out and see, feel, and hear that.
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by herunan 4y ago
It’s not dead. It was popular because of it’s novelty, and now it’s just another form of communication or content consumption. Unfortunately for Clubhouse, that means that as soon as big social networks copy you, you need to innovate or die
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by herunan 4y ago
Just fund it as part of taxpayer’s money, like most countries do with public broadcasting.
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by herunan 4y ago
OSINT is just investigation using publicly-available information. Hence why open source in this context refers to open sources of information (usually online). OSINT was traditionally employed for criminal investigation, but is now growing
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by herunan 4y ago
No way! I have a humongous list of “term - definition.” and was planning in writing a program to do exactly this! Never got around it due to laziness/lack of prioritisation and this might have just saved me some time and effort. Thank
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by herunan 4y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? A lot of govt websites have very similar use cases. I would e.g. just get The UK Government Design System, which is really good: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-design-system
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by herunan 4y ago
Finally some hacker news.
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by herunan 4y ago
This comment breaks HN guidelines: Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—things like article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting. Source: https:/&#
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by herunan 5y ago
This is all because Amazon has created unrealistic expectations. Customers think that everything should work like Amazon, even if you’re an artisan selling your passion online.
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by herunan 5y ago
automatic sub. loving the format of unzip.dev
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by herunan 5y ago
This is hilarious. Something so simple, that even on Win 98 it was just a given.
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by herunan 5y ago
Used it plenty. Easy, cheap, and stable. Good support. Opted to self-host when I heard they use GCP. No regrets when using Passenger.
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by herunan 5y ago
Can we get an open source gig economy app where 75% of the profits go to gig workers? Then 7.5% would go towards employee rights and benefits of gig workers, 7.5% towards contributors improving the software, and 10% towards customer support
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by herunan 5y ago
Hopefully listing in the LSE. It sorely needs hardware stocks.
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by herunan 5y ago
I cringe with so many web3 conversations assuming that it will replace the current web. It’ll be a layer of abstraction on top of it, the same way web 2.0 was on 1.0. Also, no one’s going to flip a switch and turn the web into something new
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by herunan 5y ago
I don’t think they were assuming eSIMs provide a new type of connectivity. I think they were referring to the fact that these embedded SIMs are more integrated into the device and therefore physically agnostic to the mobile operator of choi
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by herunan 5y ago
I wish I read more touching stories like this on HN. These are the stories that bring meaning to life. Keep on remembering and keep on sharing. Have a wonderful Christmas holiday.
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by herunan 5y ago
Totally behind the interoperable thing, but where do you draw the line? Anything from dating apps to property buying apps have messaging in them.
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by herunan 5y ago
This is all just PR. Doesn’t really affect revenue.

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