hiisukun

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by hiisukun 7y ago
Maybe one of those where if you pop open the case, there are four little white dip switches on the back of the board. Flip them how you like, try and pick a combo that has the least neighbours : )
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Great example. Can I ask how I would discover or remember this import line, in case I forget? I often remember useful standard libraries that I hear about by name, after using them once, but this is a long one. Alternatively - is this an ex
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Australia also has blank media surcharges, from memory. Though it is not well known about. I've always thought of it as an insidious method to recover potential future (criminal? civil?) losses from otherwise innocent people in the pre
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by hiisukun 7y ago
The larger your audience, the more likely one of them will consider your views hateful or bigoted (regardless of what your views are). Are there perhaps some views that you think are not quite hateful or bigoted, but aren't totally fin
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by hiisukun 7y ago
I too have signed up to a mooc, simply to watch a particular lecture or two on a topic - as recommended by colleagues or friends. No intention of completing the course, and in fact very happy with the content. Perhaps they need a box on the
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by hiisukun 7y ago
From a quick read, I think the judge is attempting to balance privacy and the law's impact on someone's rights. The Crimes Act is old enough that one could make an argument that it was not envisaged that a warrant to access a &quo
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by hiisukun 7y ago
"...test an underlying contributing factor that I believe led to all this: a reduced trust in journalism and Internet content on the whole. The comments sometimes were more fulfilling, informative and truthful than the link itself - no
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Wind Waker, on the GameCube. The next tweet is a link to the speedrunner's twitch stream ( https://www.twitch.tv/videos/450136461## )
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Although I think five may be quite good comparatively, my thanks to the pip developers. And if five is not a good number, this is indirectly one of the reasons that I enjoy using python. It has a 'batteries included' release, wher
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Carter beats the devil, by Glen David Gold. It is sort of a mystery-thriller fiction novel, set in a real-ish historical context of stage magicians, when technology is entering the scene. I found it very enjoyable, rarely read books in that
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by hiisukun 7y ago
I have driven a 2018 Mazda 3 quite a lot. The touchscreen is disabled while the car is moving. For complicated things while driving - that you wish you had a touchscreen to accomplish - I wish you wouldn't do them while driving. I say
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by hiisukun 7y ago
It's not exactly sessions, but you can bookmark all open tabs (perhaps into a folder called sessions/worktrip_boston), and then later "open all as tabs" using that folder. I find this useful when researching a particular
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Not sure if this kind of meta-comment is appropriate, but I find it difficult to follow a link like this because of the lack of human readable information contained in the URL. If the story was hosted on a personal blog I recognised (like J
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by hiisukun 7y ago
Some model numbers you might be interested in googling: - Older models: Acer Swift 3, HP Envy x360 and Lenovo IdeaPad 720S, Thinkpad e585 - Newer models: Thinkpad T495 (and T495s), Lenovo Flex 14, Asus VivoBook F512, Honor Magic Book 2019 R
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by hiisukun 7y ago
You can disable the signature verification on Firefox for Android, using about:config and searching for the flag named 'xpinstall.signatures.required'. Perhaps leave yourself a note to change it back once an update ships : )
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by hiisukun 7y ago
I often find this with HN articles. Much like the .com domain, I continue to assume a likelihood of American-focus and allow myself to be pleasantly surprised when it is a global article, service or discussion. Perhaps that's one of th
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Under the law as I read it, this would not count, as it was not filmed by the person committing the abhorrent violent conduct (or who arranged/aided/counselled etc the act). An example that might illustrate what you are considerin
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Thanks for this comment. I had no idea - other than regularly seeing POLi as an option (that my bank didn't support) when visiting some of the websites you mentioned. I will certainly steer clear of this process in the future.
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Received a bunch of errors and couldn't get the game to run. Firefox 65 on Fedora 29. Polygott chromium-browser --no-sandbox https://repl.it/blog/gfx XOpenDisplay((null)) Starting X xset: una
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Consider the inverse. Imagine trying to convince your employees you should appoint a boss, at the top of the company. Everyone will give up $3k, and this one person will make $28 milion a year. I think losing $3k and gaining $3k are the sam
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by hiisukun 8y ago
When I was growing up, the mantra was "reduce, reuse, recycle". The order was important. It was one of those government promoted national sayings in Australia, along with 'slip slop slap'. Unfortunately my current impres
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Compiz may be great but unless I am mistaken, these features are in a default gnome-shell install. Perhaps the Ubuntu version of gnome is very different to a Fedora install? On Fedora, the 'windows key' by default shows me a missi
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Here is my attempt at apolitical summary for those seeking a quick rundown on the situation. Apologies for brevity since I'm on mobile - there's a lot of small things joining together to make this an interesting situation. Aussie
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by hiisukun 8y ago
Well, that's a great reply. Having read quickly through the docs, I think in particular the "Life of an Apache-based SSO login attempt" had enough information to clarify the process for me - until then I wasn't as sure.
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by hiisukun 8y ago
I'd love to set this up at my part time workplace, but it's a forensics shop where the network is offline, and doesn't have email. Team is small (<20) so manual accounts would be fine. Am I reading the docs correctly in th
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by hiisukun 8y ago
If anyone is interested in a practical attack that relates to this problem, you could check out Samy Kamkar's open sesame [1]. It leverages De Bruijn (explained in the post) to create an efficient sequence containing the required permu
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by hiisukun 8y ago
This reminds me strongly of a blog post [1] I read recently (probably on HN!) that listed an abstract form for 'all' the RPG plots. The list is unfortunately much than the six given in the bbc article, but the feeling I got from r
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by hiisukun 8y ago
I've used this a reasonable amount, and found it works but is unstable in certain circumstances. In particular, seeking, volume changes, and latency weren't great. YMMV. : )
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by hiisukun 8y ago
You might want to check out Mendeley if you're still shopping for a pdf with notes application. Unfortunately Elsevier own it nowadays, but it's very functional. Also, I haven't used Citavi, so I can't offer you a compar
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by hiisukun 8y ago
I agree with the observation that people expect a reason. At least in my experience in Australia, "no thanks, I'm driving" works well. It is somewhat socially unacceptable to convince a driver to drink, and bar staff are supp

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