hilyen

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by hilyen 7y ago
This is cool. The title had me thinking about just repairing old clothing. It generally takes $4-6 at a tailor to fix a pair of pants, etc. I've gotten years more out of my jeans just doing that.
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by hilyen 8y ago
Not to mention, a house built in china will last maximum about 5 years before completely falling apart. They are built extremely poorly with poor materials. There are entire “ghost cities” of empty housing only a few years after being built
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by hilyen 8y ago
Netflix loves it I’m sure! ;)
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by hilyen 8y ago
The JS file creates cookies, which would break GDPR I am guessing.
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by hilyen 8y ago
GoDaddy has always been horrible.
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by hilyen 8y ago
My biggest gripe is the total inability to copy and paste or download a direct video URL for sharing.
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by hilyen 8y ago
Not seeing, but does it support encrypting files/folders on cloud storage?
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by hilyen 8y ago
Lots of things really. Everything nowadays is tweaked to get people coming back, its an eventuality when all of the companies goals are to increase profits.
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by hilyen 8y ago
The biggest problem I've had with all web ides is that you cannot use addons.
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by hilyen 9y ago
They should be pushing for a study on neck injury / muscle strain on smart phone use. Millennials and the next gen after are going to pay dearly from injuries from bending their necks/heads down for years and years looking at thei
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by hilyen 9y ago
Come on, drones would be a million times better than this.
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by hilyen 9y ago
Also interested in your recommendation. I've tried many, all have their shortcomings.
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by hilyen 9y ago
I work in East Village, have for a few years. I'd say part of the problem is the local gov decided upkeep of the public restrooms they had was too expensive, so they removed them. They kind of shot themselves in the foot it seems. htt
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by hilyen 9y ago
Fully agree, as well as logitech has been left in the dust when it comes to ergonomics. There are smaller companies (ergodox-ez, matias) that blow away all big corp ergo keyboard offerings.
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by hilyen 9y ago
Wait, didn't he already replace the need for libraries with kindle and kindle unlimited monthly service? Heh.
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by hilyen 9y ago
It really depends, the calls to their database wouldn't be direct, it'd be through a REST API which then communicates with a DB. That REST API likely has some sort of DDOS protection, like for example how cloudflare protects ALL r
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by hilyen 9y ago
Good for them. Though it goes without saying email is insecure. If enterprise clients dislike an algorithm scanning their email contents, maybe they should also consider that email generally has unencrypted transit and storage.
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by hilyen 9y ago
>'does dark money enable crime?' all currency does this.
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by hilyen 9y ago
Why not just tell the car to find a spot to park and you can call it when you're ready?
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by hilyen 9y ago
Shortcuts do not work at all for me on OSX, I'd try this once that is fixed.
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by hilyen 10y ago
I agree, I think they just mean they probably will stop the soldering and glueing of pieces that should be easily replaceable.
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by hilyen 10y ago
Honest question, its not illegal to run an unrestricted wifi access point, and you can't be held accountable for others using that ip for illegal means in court today. So how does this differ from running a TOR exit node?