iLoch

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   by iLoch 12y ago

   I never use TFA if it's SMS based. I don't understand why every company isn't using the standard TOTP TFA with a secret key, that way I can manage who has access to my TFA codes very easily. I just scan a barcode on my phone
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   That's a long fall, 3/4 of a minute if I'm not mistaken.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   QuizUp (I think that was the name) had a really interesting way of solving this - they pretended the users are online. Is this lying? Maybe, but for anyone not aware of this fact the experience was great. Now, QuizUp is probably a more uniq
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Oh please, every week there's at least one post that reaches the top 10 about women in tech. HN is filled with plenty of bright individuals who are quite capable of perpetuating equality.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   Ten years of community service. :)
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   http://puu.sh/8FQWo.png I hate the world.
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   No way, they're too busy checking LinkedIn .
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   The best (and only) flying simulation I've ever experienced was on a ride at California Adventure, which was built inside a warehouse. Riders were locked into a seat (rows of about 6) and a projector turns on. Wind starts blowing, as t
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   by iLoch 12y ago

   I would think that the severity of hypoxia depends on where in the body it happens. As far as I know (not much, admittedly) exhaling then counting to 60 is different than not allowing any oxygen into the brain. If you look at the Wikipedia
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Hah, I just posted an identical thought, and I completely agree.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I think simulated slowness is probably better than actual slowness. Something like a javascript file you could include that would hide all the content on the page and show each element at the same speed you'd see with a throttled netwo
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    fuhrr.com, for all your Nazi Web 2.0 needs.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    Amen. I'm right there with you. It's definitely not the cookie cutter success plan, and in some ways I'm happy about that. Personally I'm most excited to see where I'll be when my friends start looking for work afte
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    I agree, perhaps the 35,000 most recent words would be better.
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    by iLoch 12y ago

    That's what he's saying. While the author's statement may not necessarily be incorrect, the trend these days is to manage your JS (both server and client side code) with package managers like NPM and Bower.
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    Ahh, so the effectiveness of this devices is actually a matter of perspective...
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    "Hello? Emergency services? Someone is having a heart attack. The address i--"
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    That's funny, I was under the impression something had to be alive before it could be "walking dead."
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    > While an IDE running under Windows is hardly what I would like to work with Visual Studio is probably the best IDE ever created. Have you even used it?
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    Team Twitter > Team Github! :) tribal chest pound
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    I don't know the technical name for the disappearing elements, but I'm assuming it's intentional. Interesting twist! I don't think I'm smart enough to play this one though, I'll stick with doge.
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    First of all, they didn't disable access - everything is there under a different handle. Secondly, you might lose your shit because you actually use Instagram. The author's wife doesn't use Instragram by the sounds of it - wh
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    Why do I have to share to see more complaints?
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    This would be a much more interesting story if it sounded like the authors wife used Instagram more than once a year. I can't help but not care without more context. If someone is sitting on a name on an account that rarely gets used a
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    I'm using Flightplan ( https://github.com/pstadler/flightplan ) which was posted on HN a while ago. All it does is provides a thin layer (albeit one with liberally applied DSL) on top of SSH which helps manage produ
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    I like the mockups, but fail to see the purpose. As a professional, wouldn't you want professional precision? A programmer/writer would hate typing on it, a graphic designer would hate sketching/designing on it (if it has the
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    As Jahansafd said, Sails.js is probably the most popular right now. It's a full MVC framework built on top of Express. It's constantly being improved, there's commits nearly every day.
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    To a certain degree I agree with you (especially maintenance, etc.) However, we do already partially rely on systems which are similarly vulnerable to hackers. Maybe this statement is naive, but I don't think it's impossible to de
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    Ask HN: Why haven't we automated government?

    2 points by iLoch 13y ago|2 comments
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    by iLoch 13y ago

    > Internet Explorer 8 was released on October 25, 2001. ... That's not right.