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by hmage 9y ago
Yeah. I was confused for a while as well.
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by hmage 9y ago
haproxy
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by hmage 9y ago
Because product page doesn't include VAT. But once you login the VAT is applied on the prices.
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by hmage 9y ago
iOS offers a slideover view that gets dismissed once absence of captive portal is detected. That way you can’t redirect people forcibly to your website after auth is done in a way that persists. But if you force people to use a browser rath
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by hmage 9y ago
If you're doing more than one interaction, you can just hold the home button to activate Siri for followups. And you don't need to prefix 'hey siri' if you're activating Siri via home button or screen button. I&#x27
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by hmage 9y ago
Don't confuse storage and sharing. You still have full resolution originals without any recompression in iCloud Photo Library.
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by hmage 9y ago
That actually made me think -- is there such location?
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by hmage 9y ago
I noticed many people commenting here think there's only one page. There's more -- scroll down and click next.
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by hmage 9y ago
Man you'll be floored when you'll learn that 90% of people going online never have a "real IP". Servers see the IP of the NAT's most of the time. ngrok doesn't require an outside-accessible IP.
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by hmage 10y ago
> Recent versions of macOS default to only allowing apps from the App Store. That's incorrect, with the introduction of Gatekeeper the default setting for it was to allow only signed apps — all app store apps are signed, but develop
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by hmage 10y ago
Most antivirus suites have that, for example Kaspersky: http://me.kaspersky.com/en/pure >> Furthermore, it’s easy to control file downloads and you can even block the transfer of private data – such as phone and
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by hmage 10y ago
Not to be biased, but personal 9 years of experience tell me that if a program has a landing page "oh yeah, and for linux and mac too", it looks shit on mac.
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by hmage 10y ago
it already is.
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by hmage 11y ago
Just did a PR right after you posted the message :)
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by hmage 11y ago
looks like a copy of http://fnd.io
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by hmage 11y ago
Yes yes, everyone should move to MCST Elbrus :D
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by hmage 11y ago
You do know that keeping your li-ion battery plugged 24/7 is best way to kill it, right? Do a full battery cycle at least once a month and you won't prevent the catastrophe. Source: http://batteryuniversity.com/lea
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by hmage 11y ago
yes.
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by hmage 11y ago
Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_bidding Common.
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by hmage 11y ago
Do you honestly think you can carry USB and SSD to China without border officers confiscating it?
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by hmage 11y ago
That means your internet is fast enough to reduce latency problem that HTTP/2 fixes. on mobile the difference is much bigger, like, 100s vs 5s
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by hmage 11y ago
No.
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by hmage 11y ago
This source covers only US copyright law, not EU copyright law, not UK copyright law, not Russian copyright law, not Canadian copyright law, etc.
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by hmage 11y ago
Which was never aired since 2010, removed everywhere from Apple's website and youtube channels.
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by hmage 11y ago
This algorithm won't work on music without kick drums while it still has beat.
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8 points by hmage 12y ago|2 comments
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by hmage 12y ago
To all of you here asking 'why not webm?' consider this -- gfycat serves both webm and h264, I'm pretty sure imgur will add that in future, so no big deal. As for support, most of you are sitting on Chrome already, so you won
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by hmage 12y ago
Yeap, YV12 colourspace doesn't really like sharp pixel-perfect colours.