jtokoph

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by jtokoph 6y ago
Original Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11213475
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by jtokoph 6y ago
I think that person’s followers get notified. I get notifications when friends of mine post on PH.
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by jtokoph 6y ago
I have mixed emotions as someone who had to support IE6 for years. It’s great that we no longer have to support whatever IE quirks still exist, but super sad that we’re down to what? 3 browser engines now?
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by jtokoph 6y ago
Uber is the prime example of this. They broke many laws and regulations in order to provide a better product/user experience without much punishment to get to where they are today. If Uber started breaking more laws today they would be
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by jtokoph 6y ago
Product/Market Fit
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by jtokoph 6y ago
This was predicting the future world of launch day DLC that's pre-downloaded.
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by jtokoph 6y ago
I used to think the same thing about needed to choose produce myself, but after doing Whole Foods delivery about 20 times since covid hit, I've had mostly great results with quality. Maybe this is just Whole Foods, and maybe it's
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by jtokoph 6y ago
If you don’t trust them with your data, you can encrypt it with your own keys.
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by jtokoph 6y ago
This scared me the first time I tried it because the output was perfectly sized to my terminal. I couldn't fathom how it was possible for the server to know my terminal width. It turns out my terminal was set at 125 characters wide and
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by jtokoph 6y ago
Aren’t Tor exit nodes mostly blocked already?
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by jtokoph 6y ago
An app for coronavirus to get directions to its next host?
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by jtokoph 7y ago
For the people complaining about Fi being more expensive for the same features: Google Fi is also the only US carrier that protects your line from porting and SIM swaps with actual two-factor authentication. I’m willing to pay for security.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
We used this for a remote company “happy hour” today. This was the most fun I’ve had with online video in a long time. We had a few “pods” that gradually merged and split throughout the event.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
This doesn’t work because many SIM swaps are now done with stolen corporate credentials or bribed retail employees. They login to the corporate portal and check the box that says “I verified the customer’s ID” and proceed with the sim swap.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
I think they are trying to shorten the number to “one thousand five hundred billion million”
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by jtokoph 7y ago
This happened to me years ago near the University of Illinois campus (UIUC) with Comcast. I had multiple techs come out but they would only come in the morning when the connection was fine. I finally escalated to corporate who finally told
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by jtokoph 7y ago
It looks to be restored: https://twitter.com/EisenbergEffect/status/12407000629397913...
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by jtokoph 7y ago
When my AT&T sim was swapped a short while back, AT&T told me the same thing about a retail store. The support person you talked to believes this because that’s what the computer system says. I even received an automated SMS a week
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by jtokoph 7y ago
I predict an FBI sting operation soon
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by jtokoph 7y ago
The past few days I keep thinking the noise cancellation is off and try to turn it on, only to find it is on. It’s almost as if turning on noise cancelling also turns on transparency mode. I hear the outside noise clearly, just at a differe
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by jtokoph 7y ago
This is the first I’ve heard of them but they seem to be based in DC and have government clients. I’m guessing they are funded by the US government to acquire vulnerabilities to use against targets as well as defend from being sold to other
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by jtokoph 7y ago
Much of the time it will refer to revenue generated on an annual basis. For example, all wind energy companies might spend $1T this year as an investment, but only bring in $10B in revenue. That would be a $10B market.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
Apple should add a status bar icon that appears whenever your camera is on and in use. Or even color the status bar similarly to how they do for GPS, tethering and calls being active.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
It provide ways for military vehicles to cross the country easily and long stretches of highway could be used as aircraft runways.
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by jtokoph 7y ago
> 3 years of security and OS updates will keep your phone performing at its best. I’m still using an iPhone 6s which has gotten its last major iOS update after owning the device for 5 years. It will continue getting security fixes for an
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by jtokoph 7y ago
They fined the organization for fan behavior? How does that remotely make sense?
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by jtokoph 7y ago
Looks interesting. Noticed a typo: “bindigs”
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by jtokoph 7y ago
Google Fi requires you to have access to your google account to port or sim swap your number. So if you have real 2FA you should be safer. I just had my AT&T sim swapped two weeks ago. According to police, the sim swappers are insiders
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by jtokoph 8y ago
iTerm2 kinda has the image option, but it's not a cat overload. https://www.iterm2.com/documentation-images.html
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by jtokoph 8y ago
I wonder if they would count the years trapped in the embassy as time served.

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