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ilovetux
8y ago
Who are proponents of animal cruelty besides dog/cock fighting fans/operators? I doubt that these groups form a majority.
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ilovetux
8y ago
Previous discussion on HN [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16454645
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ilovetux
8y ago
A good example to watch is with the ramifications of the GDPR playing out in the EU. I'm still not sure how I feel about the actual wording and effects of the GDPR, but it does provide a test-bed of sorts.
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8y ago
One pretty cool use of schema on read is Splunk. It wants to take in all the data and let you search, transform and visualize it in a variety of ways some of which you may not know until you start exploring what data you have.
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I have not been following any news related to Hungary or really anything going on in Eastern Europe, so when I saw the headline I did not understand the motivating factors. I thought that this might be a progressive policy to help out women
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ilovetux
8y ago
I would say that your suggestion is the way things currently are. Isolating people and condemning them because they cant escape a trap that was designed and built for just this purpose is at best narrow minded (IMO).
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ok I was torn for about two minutes and then found this [1] and was almost dumbfounded that I cant just pull up a console in chrome on android I have to go through usb to a real computer. [1] https://mathewsachin.github.io/b
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I'm torn about that.
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It even zooms in for you when you use chrome://dino! I feel weird getting this excited about this simple game...
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8y ago
I wish I could upvote you more! I had no idea. I don't do this often mostly during long boring conference calls.
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Ask HN: Anyone intentionally turn off WiFi to play the dinosaur game in Chrome?
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I find YAML to be almost unusable. IMO it's just not intuitive. If I get to choose a format for my config files I would only use TOML, it's just better (again IMO).
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8y ago
I agree with this. The main reason is that there are a number of fixed costs mostly relating to building codes which are a good thing (IMO). Building materials are not the main cost (though they are considerable) of building a home.
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I don't know if its necessary to lower your standard of living by downsizing (tiny homes). Careful planning and compromise can seriously cut down on the interior space you need. A nomadic lifestyle (van life), while unconventional toda
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8y ago
> using Google as a spell check. I do that all the time!
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I actually enjoyed it; although usually I'd agree. It was like reading a fictional book where the author's purpose is to entertain rather than to inform. I saw it as a story following a reporter around and the allusions to the mys
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8y ago
I agree. I would like to see something like we see with Linux distros. Whether I'm using apt, yum or dnf I can add a third-party repo for my package manager to download and install from. When I was into jailbreaking my phone that is wh
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Thank you for your response. I am very familiar with Fedora as well as CentOS/RHEL and that is where most of my experience lies, but I would like to see what it feels like to use a Debian distro as a daily driver. I've been using
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Thank you for the response. I do typically try out some of the more obscure distros just to see what they are like, but it is a different story to actually switch my main OS for a while. I really like Fedora and have used it for years. I th
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Ask HN: How is Ubuntu as a daily driver?
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That is just SOUPer!
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I found the link. The company is called COBOL Cowboys. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-banks-cobol/banks-scr...
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8y ago
I've seen something similar where a company made a spot for themselves hiring aging cobol programmers and making pretty good money contracting with other companies. I will try to find a link to the article I read.
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Bad cert domain error when navigating to https://draftss.com .
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I love Microcenter! I'm about a 2 and a half hour drive from one and make my way up there probably 2-3 times a year carpooling with some colleagues and friends. I don't know if all locations are the same, but the inventory at the
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> do some searches on mattresses and see what ads you see over the next weeks. This sounds like an interesting experiment. I mean, the result seems obvious for a search on mattresses, but I think we can expand on this to search for more
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I believe that they are asking why do you believe that's not true. Your assertions are vague and do not help the discussion.
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Thanks for the links. I did not know about "inurl" and "intitle" these will be handy helping me re-find results which is something I find myself doing a lot more than I would expect.
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Does anyone know of a similar list for DDG?
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That is what I am trying to say when I responded to OP, perhaps I phrased it poorly. I think that without constant competition it is equally possible that people would have higher regard for community than less. There are many things to con
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