jannes

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   by jannes 8y ago

   And closed-source hardware drivers.
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   by jannes 8y ago

   Even my Galaxy S7 Edge from 2015 came with an undeletable Facebook app. Why is the article portraying this as a recent development?
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   by jannes 8y ago

   Maybe some of your users block Google Analytics/Mixpanel while not blocking Facebook ads. For example, because they are using the mobile app or because Facebook ads are harder to block...
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   by jannes 8y ago

   What's wrong with a human translation?
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   by jannes 8y ago

   What I love about Chrome and what I have not seen in any other Chromium-based browser is the inline translation feature. It allows you to translate a website on the fly (even websites that require a login). Sadly, Brave does not have this f
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   by jannes 8y ago

   You could probably animate a regular sunset with it a few times before Google sunsets it.
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   by jannes 8y ago

   Cool site! I am liking the non-linear x-axis on the slow zoom graphs. I had never seen those before. I just wonder why the resolution in the month and week part of the graphs is not so good? You should have many more data points than what y
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   by jannes 8y ago

   And why do they need to be a corporation in the first place? Can't the foundation develop the web browser?
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   by jannes 8y ago

   I am pretty sure the continent existed before English.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Source code lives here: https://github.com/MiniKeePass/MiniKeePass The biggest problem with MiniKeePass, in my opinion, is that it doesn't support the new iOS autofill API and that it doesn't support even bas
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    by jannes 8y ago

    I got these results on an i7 8700K (not overclocked): Benchmarking, the higher ops/sec the better. Firefox 63.0 on Windows 10 64-bit. Test 100 needles against 16 dictionaries of hostnames - Set-based x 1,91
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Google died? A strange thing to say about a company with a market capitalisation of 722 billion USD.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Excel has a lot of this stuff builtin as well in the PowerQuery editor [0] which supports CSV, JSON and XML data sources. Albeit not SQL, it allows you to do almost everything SQL can do, but in a GUI. After you're done preparing your
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    by jannes 8y ago

    How is that relevant?
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    by jannes 8y ago

    I wasn't entirely serious. There is just a lot of churn in the library/framework space for JS. There are constantly people trying to invent "like X but better", where X can be absolutely anything in your JS workflow. If
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    by jannes 8y ago

    JavaScript code is basically obsolete as soon as it is written... In that context 18 months might be a long time. Edit: I probably wasn't clear enough that I was joking. Edit 2: I also found out that the LTS release should receive 30 m
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Maybe you're thinking of the iOS Simulator on macOS?
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Yes, same here. - Using Firefox with uBlock Origin - Not logged in to Google (at least outside of Firefox's containers) - Third-party cookies disabled + Cookie AutoDelete addon They present me with 3-5 captchas every time
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    by jannes 8y ago

    He specifically mentioned that he was adhering to AML rules. Maybe you think that the AML rules of his country should be different?
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Interesting numbers! Thanks! One question: Why are you quoting the estimed oil reserve in USD? Wouldn't that number fluctuate a lot due to changes in oil price during the years of extraction? Wouldn't it make more sense to quote i
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    by jannes 8y ago

    About 10% of the USA's imported oil comes from Saudi Arabia.[0] That would leave a pretty sizable hole in the supply. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_in_the_United_States...
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Check the section "Supported eGPU configurations" on this page: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208544 This should also apply to internal GPUs.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    That's not the canonical source, though. From the HN guidelines: "Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter."
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Technically they are calling it "OneCore" now
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    by jannes 8y ago

    Maps.me is Russian now. In terms of being spied on maybe not the best alternative.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    The grandparent said that most of the rail network in Germany is already electrified anyway. So no need for diesel or hydrogen trains. He/She states that at most a battery would be needed to cover the non-electrified parts.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    I was under the impression that x86 is not energy-efficient enough to be used on a phone. But I guess that applies to the modern variant of x86 with a quite bloated instruction set. Who knows if this version of x86 has a more restricted ins
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    by jannes 8y ago

    My main complaint is probably about webpack and its dependencies. Unfortunately, it seems to be the accepted standard bundler. The benefits of hot module replacement are too nice to forego easily.
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    by jannes 8y ago

    I wish there was something I could do about reducing the contents of the node_modules folder instead of hiding the files somewhere else on disk. It angers me how many dependencies very simple projects amass.
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    Windows 95 Video Guide(youtube.com)

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