hulahoof

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   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Resist fingerprinting will also stop sensor data (e.g. accelerometer) from being exposed on mobile, which can be used to identify[1]. You can verify if it's exposed on this site[2]. [1] https://www.zdnet.com/article&#x2
2. 152.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   From the information and experiences you have recieved, likely you would vote for the candidate who resonated most with your interpretation of the "truth". Then as a society we apply the wisdom of the crowd.
3. 153.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Why is obtaining a follow-up email from an event impervious to being spam? Attending an event is not consent for marketing. Marking spam as spam is not being an asshole. I know it sucks when an IP gets burned, but when you're acting in
4. 154.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   It's unfortunately a reality for us down under though - so it's not beyond the realm of imagination
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   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Provide advertising services, which I'm sure they happily exchange for $CAD
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   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Seems to be the recurring theme to blame millennials for the hardships of the middle class globally. I wonder if any developed countries middle class is faring well currently?
7. 157.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Hopefully it should be allowed on the app store, as a clone full of adware[1] has apparently shown up. It is definitely the best shell emulator I have come across for my iPad. [1] https://github.com/tbodt/ish/issue
8. 158.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   Thanks for the link I'll have to get my hands on a copy. Edit: I read the preface and I had no idea about the disgusting behaviour exhibited towards the Tibetan protesters in Canberra as the Beijing torch passed through[1]. I'm on
9. 159.▲
   by hulahoof 7y ago

   In your opinion is the call out of Australia/China a valid comparison to Ukraine/Russia?
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    I always thought it was related to the aesthetic of the gothic architecture which seem to play a large part in modern goth imagery
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    There are no current legal restrictions as I understand, it is the decision of my provider to continue restricting this access. The restrictions are not unilateral, the largest ISP has released the restrictions. I will be changing providers
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    I wouldn't be so sure, following the aftermath of Christchurch my network (AU) and several others have not unblocked the Chan's. I don't believe they are planning to either.
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    The colour palette for me has a bit of a dated feel, although I assume these are scans of the originals and would probably look right at home if freshly printed.
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    Even to this day playing from Australia it's not uncommon to have a 250-300ms ping on US/EU servers (depending on the game may be the closest English servers).
15. 165.▲
    by hulahoof 7y ago

    If they ran in the same circles and exchanged ideas, wouldn't that be exposure to the references of things that Shakespeare didn't have first-hand experience with ?
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    What do you manufacture if you don't mind me asking?
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    I thought you could with apache toree? Maybe I misunderstand the project
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    Why would you think that ?
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    by hulahoof 7y ago

    It's no longer a theory once proven, surely we can extrapolate from conspiracies known to have occurred without reaching alien-tier
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    I realised I had not after reading your comment, I found them here: https://archive.org/details/hhgttgall6
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    The USSR was still technically an ally when the first were dropped. It would be interesting if Japan or Germany was in the know (and they also likely were, just musing)
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    It sounds like a nice IDE is the solution then
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    I believe the views will refresh when the underlying data changes, so if you are streaming or inserting frequently the costs could add up
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    Tensorflow 2.0(m.youtube.com)

    4 points by hulahoof 8y ago|0 comments
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    Based on the discussions[0] going on for the iSh x86 emulator[1] from a few months ago I think its a combination of all three, but mainly (3). [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18430031 [1] https://github.
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    A short article but apparently it has landed successfully https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/chinese-sp... Edit: OP article has also updated to reflect the successful landing
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    I believe it's "do the right thing" now
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    It depends how frequently you move interstate/are required to re-prove your identity. If it's several times over the course of your life it's definitely reasonable. Maybe not once it approaches yearly.
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    It took me a few rounds to get a non-placeholder image, hopefully they flesh out the rest soon! None of the images I got were for hybrids, but some of the descriptions over placeholder image sounded interesting.
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    by hulahoof 8y ago

    This link[1] was posted in work chat, author believes it is a Russian ISP and Chinese telecom [1] https://twitter.com/thousandeyes/status/1062102171506765825?...