joantune

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by joantune 9y ago
does hyper have autocompletion ?
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by joantune 9y ago
I really think the auto completion benefits can easily outweigh the performance penalty of running a term on top of Chromium
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by joantune 9y ago
We have configured at work an intermediate postfix for this effect, but it takes a bit to learn how to configure it So I can see the benefits of this approach
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by joantune 9y ago
alright, portable faraday cages for everyone!
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by joantune 9y ago
A true testament to how much ill informed the American voter is
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by joantune 9y ago
Ok, you have a roadmap, but I'm left with more questions than answers, e.g.: if a blockchain relies on every node having a ledger of the whole transactions, and bitcoin's ledger now occupies more than 100GB, then how is this suppo
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by joantune 9y ago
Have you checked for H.Pylori?
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by joantune 9y ago
Yes!! Ditto on the weirdness of not allowing to paste from the clipboard to decrypt a hard drive on OS X. It's like it's on purpose to make you save the password on the keychain or to make it more predictable somehow. I think that
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by joantune 9y ago
May i also say that the 'feature' of not allowing clipboard pasting on the Mac Os X to decrypt a hard drive is one of the most conspicuous interface decisions that I have ever seen
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by joantune 9y ago
huh? have you read the article?
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by joantune 9y ago
I have been using this for quite a while and it's really useful. Even though I have VPSs available, where I could make a SSH tunnel, this is simply way more convenient, so I end up using ngrok a lot for development
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by joantune 10y ago
Right on the money this one: https://neilonsoftware.com/2017/03/10/my-response-to-how-to-... I have been developing professionally for 7 years now and had similar experiences. It's important to allow you
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by joantune 10y ago
Well, they are now :) (my ssh autocomplete ceased to work [ofcourse] though..)
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by joantune 10y ago
gosh, nevermind you're right, I just checked and on a 'recent' Linux VPS that I had spinned out and indeed they are. But they weren't on my Mac and I had never noticed that detail on new machines. All of the other ones w
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Ask HN: Why doesn't SSH implement a 'Perfect hash function' for known hosts
2 points by joantune 10y ago|3 comments
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by joantune 10y ago
You're probably missing an important number there, not that I'm sure that it will make a difference, but: How about longevity? one of those will probably hold that capacity for much longer than a Lithium battery, no?
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by joantune 10y ago
Hey! This looks cool for people that might use those backends. What motivated you to do it? What are the benefits of using your client instead of the backends default ones?
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by joantune 10y ago
thing is, this is ripping out someone else's ideas. One thing is to donate the software/hardware, the other is to steal it and call it open source
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by joantune 10y ago
Your idea might fail for several reasons, always keep that in mind. There are more places other than the Bay Area: Why don't you try Berlin? Regarding the accent: https://www.elsanow.io/home :) They are based here in L
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by joantune 10y ago
On one side, 'OpenSource' even on hardware is needed, on the other, if you have no benefit for the one that innovates, you end up with less incentives for innovation.
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by joantune 10y ago
The question is, did they really have to engage in these tactics to "win"? This just makes Uber sound another notch less moral and legal to everyone further making it look like the evil corp. It's like their motto is the oppo
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by joantune 10y ago
Yeah, but I guess that they could also be winning even without shady tactics
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by joantune 10y ago
The question is, did they really have to engage in these tactics to "win"? This just makes Uber sound another notch less moral and legal to everyone further making it look like the evil corp. It's like their motto is the oppo
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by joantune 10y ago
I like this, it's like Spreadsheets++ After you get enough traction and start to squeeze out patterns of the usages that you see, it would be great to further enhance the product with visualizations etc tailored to those
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by joantune 10y ago
What kind of maintenance does a solar panel require? Another: What's the average lifetime of a modern battery, is there any graph with its capacity decay over time/cycles?
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by joantune 10y ago
I came a bit too late to the party. While I get the 140char limit, and they should stick with that, having something like a 10k limit that was only shown when the tweet is expanded, is, in my perspective, essential [for someone that comes f
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by joantune 10y ago
Yup on all accounts, although: > Not if you want to store more than few MB (5 or 10 max depending of browsers if I recall) There's a case for something like http://pieroxy.net/blog/pages/lz-string/ind
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by joantune 10y ago
Read the 'whole' [not that big] page. The explanation is there, in short: yes. >How is GIT affected? GIT strongly relies on SHA-1 for the identification and integrity checking of all file objects and commits. It is essentially
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by joantune 10y ago
Big questions (for me at least here) How is the Pad sensitivity on that combo (i.e. X1 Carbon + Ubuntu + Gnome3) Also: do you have the double finger scroll thing, what about the double tap for secondary mouse button? also three finger move
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by joantune 10y ago
PS: and/or like someone said that happens in Safari: name the fields that you are about to autofill in the last choice to autofill everything

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