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hysan
11y ago
My student is in 中学校. Obviously trying to minimize details for privacy reasons. And thanks for your help.
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Ask HN: Simplest Explanation of YouTube Content ID for a Child? (in Japanese)
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hysan
11y ago
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hysan
11y ago
> Q: How quickly will I get what I want after requesting it? > As soon as possible. So... it's not magic. At their price point, it's only worth using the service if you have huge amounts of disposable income or your request
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hysan
11y ago
Perhaps I'm just not very good with fashion, but that is not at all what I picture when I hear the words "puffy coat".
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hysan
11y ago
? I didn't make the decision to prove anything to anyone. I just made the most logical decision (for me) based on trade-offs. If I'm unable to maintain control of my browser and my privacy on FF, then I don't see a point in u
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hysan
11y ago
I'm probably in the minority, but I pretty much gave up on Firefox because of their chain of anti-freedom decisions and went to Safari. I figured that if I'm gonna lose control of my browser and privacy, I might as well use a prod
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hysan
11y ago
But why does the app appear with the wrong window decorations? It looks like the app is using the window decorations and title font from Xubuntu.
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hysan
11y ago
Never knew about or seen the phone card before. Good thing to remember, but do they really have this in every country? But do note that with a shack in the mountains, you'd probably have normal landline access and even possibly cellula
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hysan
11y ago
Yes, I'll take back the prohibitively part since I had my internet upgraded a year ago. But prior to that, it was. Can you think of a way to do so without Skype? Or a reliable internet connection? Something that would be possible to do
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hysan
11y ago
Umm... do you even figure having a full time job into account? One that often goes into the weekends? Also, you are painting broad strokes. 1. With my time difference, I'd have to call my reps at a time when I'd normally be gettin
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hysan
11y ago
Time difference + cost makes it almost prohibitively difficult in my case.
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hysan
11y ago
Yup, came here to say the same thing. Most people who haven't lived abroad for a significant amount of time don't realize the difficulty of trying to vote. In addition to that, the effectiveness of getting your voice heard by your
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hysan
11y ago
I've never written any software that had an extension system so I can't comment on whether or not it's a good design. My guess is that so long as the system is well documented, then it can work. Hopefully someone better quali
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hysan
11y ago
Toggleable tree view for navigating, opening, closing, creating, and deleting files. You also mentioned previewing, but it'd be nice if you could have toggleable split screen mode for live previews (or wysiwyg mode). Last would be a wa
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hysan
11y ago
Problems with prerendering ads: 1. Prerendered ads would still be detectable if you leave in your tracking code client side. 2. If you take out the tracking code, then it would have to be handled on the server side. Which leads to the quest
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hysan
11y ago
From the frequent articles I see on HN and the subsequent reactions, would it be fair to say that this is the situation? There is no shortage of programmers. However, there is a shortage of programmers (of X skill level) willing to work at
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hysan
11y ago
I bet she will when she tries to access her website at school. Schools aren't exactly keeping their browsers up to date nor are they going to install alternative browsers. It's important to think about how her audience will access
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DHI Group, Inc. Statement on Plans to Sell Slashdot Media
(sourceforge.net)
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11y ago
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hysan
11y ago
For everyone saying "Customize" this and opt-out/in that. Why not just have Pocket be a pre-installed add-on? That sounds like a compromise that would satisfy both camps and fit in with the Firefox philosophy.
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hysan
11y ago
If you're on the latest Firefox (38), then it has been insanely crashy. Even with the 38.0.1 update that supposedly fixed a crash bug, the browser still crashes on a lot of websites. I'm not sure why Mozilla felt the need to push
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hysan
11y ago
And suddenly I feel a lot less excited about possibly switching back to Windows. With 10, I was hoping for a single version for everything going forward. But if Microsoft is going to continue splitting their product lines and making it a he
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hysan
11y ago
One of the few features that YouTube introduced that I thought was super useful. Whatever they replace it with better be amazing or else this will just be another notch on the "Google ruins its products" belt.
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hysan
12y ago
I've read through that study before when I was reading about fonts for dyslexics a long time ago. The study didn't come to any conclusion and even states itself that the same size was too small and further studies needed to be don
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hysan
12y ago
It could have been true at the time of the post though. You can't tell from the post, but the article was put up on Dec. 15, 2014 so writing occurred before then (I have his blog in my rss reader). The Bookerly font, from my short sear
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hysan
12y ago
For the curious, this is an open source fork of RhodeCode starting from the last version before it went business source (so 1.7.2) that popped up in July 2014. It's nice to see that they are fixing a lot of bugs now instead of code cle
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hysan
12y ago
Previous discussion of the same article from 2 hrs prior that was flag killed (not sure why): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9287287
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12y ago
Minor correction, the term of a patent is 20 years from the date of filing in most countries. The amount of time you can exercise your rights during this term is dependent on how quickly the patent office approves your application (if you g
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GitBucket 3.0 released
(takezoe.github.io)
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12y ago
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Redmine 3.0.0 and 2.6.2 released
(redmine.org)
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12y ago
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Announcing the end of ChiliProject
(blog.chiliproject.org)
1 points
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hysan
12y ago
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