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by imdsm 8y ago
Assuming everyone has access to the logs.
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by imdsm 8y ago
To be fair, he's not entirely wrong. I guess people just don't expect this type of response. But then, acting within the confines of normality isn't really the trait that may bring the dawn of a new era of humanity. Interesti
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by imdsm 8y ago
DADI | Engineering, marketing, business roles | Remote First (HQ: London, UK) | Full Time DADI is a global, decentralized cloud platform, focused on the provision of web services to help you build, scale and grow your digital products. DADI
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by imdsm 9y ago
Looks like a great proof of concept, but I wonder whether the off-the-shelf WiFi devices will need to support some sort of protocol to enable this to work? I didn't see anything in the video about how they specifically integrate with W
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by imdsm 9y ago
I haven't read it, but I have read some of the Very Short Introduction books, and they're pretty good for a layman. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Viruses-Very-Short-Introduction-Int... Update: looks like there is a new
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by imdsm 9y ago
Looking forward to reading through this. Thoroughly enjoyed Game Programming Patterns, in particular your style of adding comments to the side.
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by imdsm 9y ago
Interestingly, when I was about 16 I was at a friend's gig in a pub. I hadn't gone to many before and haven't been to many since, but on this particular occasion I was stood talking with friends near the stage with my left ea
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Secure and isolated JavaScript environments for Node.js(github.com)
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Web beacon(en.wikipedia.org)
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DADI | Design & engineering roles | Remote First (HQ: London, UK) | Full Time DADI is a global, decentralized cloud platform, focused on the provision of web services to help you build, scale and grow your digital products. DADI's
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by imdsm 9y ago
DADI | Full stack engineer | FULL-TIME | REMOTE FIRST | https://dadi.tech DADI is an enterprise-grade, deployment-ready web services stack, built around a microservices architecture. We're looking for a driven and focused f
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by imdsm 9y ago
If Netflix offered a choice[1]: 1) Be part of our data collection program or, 2) Cancel your account, how many people would still pick 2? [1] They already do this with the privacy policy, right? https://help.netflix.com&#x2
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by imdsm 9y ago
I don't quite see it as offensive as that, but perhaps my skin is a bit thicker than most. I think it's easy to see it how you want to see it, so we should be careful of that.
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by imdsm 9y ago
Does this mean that if you go towards the sun, you would be able to generate more solar electricity with less surface area? I'm not thinking dyson sphere style, but perhaps some sort of electricity space-tanker, that sails toward (or a
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by imdsm 9y ago
I agree with this. In time for when my son was born, I changed jobs to be fully remote, to avoid my partner feeling isolate as well as to be able to spend time with my son and help raise him more than just financially, but as you say, the &
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by imdsm 9y ago
Finally, someone with actual good advice. _This_ guy gets it.
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by imdsm 9y ago
As an aside, VB contractors make a _WEDGE_ in the UK. While I wouldn't suggest it being your sole language, if you want money, it may be something to keep relevant. That being said, I haven't used it since 2004.
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by imdsm 9y ago
> you might be 40 and missing the life that you never had I've never understood this. How can you miss something you never had? Is it that people regret not doing something? Everybody has regrets, but I'd regret losing everythi
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by imdsm 9y ago
I remember back in about 2001/2002, when I was an 11/12 year old with dial up, I wrote some software to send/receive UDP packets. I sent a copy to a friend, and then we tested it, and our messages were coming back and forth.
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by imdsm 9y ago
> they're shit adults to do feel like we're still alive Perhaps the problem here is that there are two groups of people, those who feel like they're aren't alive and do things to try and feel like they are, and those
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by imdsm 9y ago
This is but a battle in the oncoming monetary revolution.
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by imdsm 9y ago
Remember, people voted to join the EC, and politicians then signed the UK up to the EU without asking the people. The UK was never meant to be part of the EU. The UK & US helped start the EU to prevent Europe from falling back into war,
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by imdsm 9y ago
> in a lot of ways, the US is more analogous to the EU than it is to any one country of Europe Interestingly, this is because the EU was modelled after the USA, though things didn't quite go according to plan so we have the EU inste
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by imdsm 9y ago
What is BGP?
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by imdsm 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14659775
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by imdsm 9y ago
I don't like to get political on HN, so if this appear so, I apologise. The problem, I think, is that people don't want to pay, but people want to spend. We want low taxes but high quality public services. We want low taxes but we
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by imdsm 9y ago
how much do the books make you, and how much have they made you, over how long? thought about writing, but not sure if it would be worth it
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by imdsm 9y ago
I was going to raise this point. Is it about building a webpage or about what the webpage will do? If OP doesn't want to learn how to make a webpage, perhaps OP shouldn't make a webpage.
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by imdsm 9y ago
Not entirely sure that this is HN worthy.
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This is pure conjecture. Unless you can prove that "it literally stop[ped] you from signing up" in 2007, then you have no credibility. I remember signing up to PayPal in 2003 at the age of 14 without lying about my age. I did a lo

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