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2y ago
Agreed. For up-to-date info on businesses I rely on Google Maps, but for hiking it’s totally useless compared to OSM. I still buy some "official" paper maps of the area I hike in because I’ve had bad surprises with OSM, mostly bec
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2y ago
Unfortunately OSM doesn’t solve the problem if the POI owners don’t use it; and in my experience they often don’t even know it exists. Even in my densely-populated area with tons of OSM contributors a lot of POIs are still outdated because
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2y ago
I’m getting a 502 Bad gateway :/
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2y ago
As the article says, this has nothing to do with France but with inventor Henry French.
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
This is the opposite of "clear and user-friendly"; it’s totally misleading. You write on your website that: > What is Small.im? Small.im is an open-source batch image compression tool that supports multiple image formats. And a
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2y ago
Original tool: https://picsmaller.com/
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2y ago
Thanks. You may want to do it on all of your other websites that lack legal owner information. On Small.im you also forgot to mention it’s a fork of picsmaller.com (thus violating their license).
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2y ago
> Just so we're clear, you're worried about who made a website that does nothing more than repeat the same data back to your eyes that every httpd in the world that you also visit has and logs? It does do something "more t
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2y ago
> If you think the level of data this site shows is a lot and somehow concerning to you, don't ever use any form of modern FAANG social media I’m not worried about that; I’m just asking who made the website. It’s not a "Show HN
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2y ago
Who is behind this website? There’s no privacy policy, no "about us" or legal notice. At the bottom it advertises for AI.LS, Favicon.im, Small.im and Query.domains. All of these websites link to other websites, mostly other random
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2y ago
Umendades trousors.
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2y ago
The "purest" solution would be to host the video yourself.
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2y ago
If you don’t own the domain then you have no say over what’s it’s used for. The only thing you can do is not to let it expire.
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2y ago
> The due diligence missing is that the provider could have kept a record that the DNS records were owned by Alice. They should have been asking questions (or doing additional validation) when Bob tried to create new ones for example.com
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2y ago
Thank you!
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2y ago
I’m a bit puzzled by the wording of this blog post, because it says you’ve worked with Homebrew to do this audit, but your name sounds familiar to me, and indeed if we check Homebrew’s README [1]: > Homebrew's maintainers are […long
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2y ago
> I'm constantly frustrated by software that tries to limit cognitive overload. Stop treating your users as if they were cognitively impaired. In other words, write a software that also an idiot can use, and only idiots will want to
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2y ago
(2019) (yes I know the tweet is from today, but the story was written in 2019: https://paulocoelhoblog.com/2019/03/30/001/ )
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2y ago
> So you also dispute […] As I wrote in the comment you responded to, I’m "not trying to defend Apple, just answering the question". > So you also dispute fuel stations selling fuel for all car brands and would prefer fuel s
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2y ago
> That’s just how the periods are referenced by Italian art historians. And Italian people in general.
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2y ago
> Whats the difference between mobsters owning a city , demanding money from all shops and Apple? Apple produces and sells the device. Without Apple, you wouldn’t be able to build these apps; whereas the shops would exist without the mob
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2y ago
This doesn't count as "completely free": > Apple provides many conditions where developers do not pay the CTF: […] Developers that earn no revenue whatsoever. This includes offering a free app without monetization of any k
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2y ago
From the spammer blog post [1]: "I spent hours trying different data sources", "a lot of time was spent on find-tuning the tone and structure of the email", "It took multiple tries to finally have the agent write em
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2y ago
doggo is actually dog written in Go.
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2y ago
One million pixels? That you would sell for $1 each?
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2y ago
Ok so it’s a blog homepage: like a blog, but truncated to the last X months/years.
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2y ago
> Where blogs are historical lists of articles, this page gets updated regularly, with new content overwriting the old. Looks like the same to me. The page gets updated "regularly" (like a blog) and older content serves as a hi
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2y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40314035
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3y ago
Yeah but there a lot of non-mutable values for default arguments besides None, so I don’t really get GP.
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