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by k_sh 9y ago
They've had a website ( https://cash.me/ ) for as long as I can remember.
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by k_sh 9y ago
Yeah, but the alternative is burning to death, so some side effects are OK with me.
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by k_sh 9y ago
I thought you were exaggerating until I clicked through to the article. Every single infographic uses Google's color palette...
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by k_sh 9y ago
I'd trust Canonical for Ubuntu images over a random internet citizen that decided to provide them.
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by k_sh 9y ago
They laid off 40% of their staff yesterday: http://www.vulture.com/2017/07/soundcloud-makes-major-layoff...
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by k_sh 9y ago
Oof, mea culpa - let me be clear, I would not charge for a circumvention tool, on moral /and/ legal grounds. That sentence was intended to allude to the original post's entry calling for "a more cost effective way to nev
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by k_sh 9y ago
I've been sitting on a paywall-killer browser extension I wrote for a while... concerned about a potential CFAA violation from a big org, especially if I were to charge for it.
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by k_sh 9y ago
sounds like the US government is ripe for disruption... /s
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by k_sh 10y ago
You raise a good point- IANAL, but I can see this being a good avenue for challenging this soon-to-be law. Per COPPA, you have to confirm that someone is 13 years of age before collecting information on them. What are they going to do, repe
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by k_sh 10y ago
I have this problem every couple weeks as well. Killing DashlaneMASService solves it.
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by k_sh 10y ago
Dashlane does! Been using it for a year or so. Good experience. https://csdashlane.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202699141-H...
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by k_sh 10y ago
I have a sneaking suspicion[1] that this won't be happening anytime soon. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/20/business/seeking-revenue-p...
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by k_sh 10y ago
I assume you've tried Swagger-UI[1] already? We just put out a new version (complete rewrite), you can see it in action here[2]. If you're not a fan, please feel free to open a ticket to give us some feedback. Disclosure: I was co
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by k_sh 10y ago
The current Swagger-Editor supports Swagger 2.0 (aka OpenAPI Specification 2.0). OAS 3.0 will be supported some time after 3.0 is finalized. Source: I maintain Swagger-Editor. Check it out, we just finished a rewrite last week!
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by k_sh 10y ago
It's worth adding that Swagger 2.0 documents will be losslessly convertible to OAS 3.0.
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by k_sh 10y ago
Don't burn yourself on that hot take.
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by k_sh 10y ago
I only do React work (not Native) so I can't definitively say, but I'd imagine it's close to native perf, because React Native spits out native UI components at the end of the day.
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by k_sh 10y ago
The headline had me boiling- I was born in Alabama, where there are 1.2 opioid prescriptions per person[1], so the opioid epidemic hits hard for me. After reading the article, I was less shocked. Sounds like he wants to demilitarize, if you
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by k_sh 10y ago
As mentioned upthread, FLIR offers smartphone attachments for ~$250 nowadays. Dunno about the quality w/r/t the professional-grade stuff, though.
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by k_sh 10y ago
> "Our activity at Uber has gone up 3x since they blocked us on their WiFi," Shin says. Streisand Effect in 3... 2... 1... It's 2017. Have we really not learned this lesson yet?
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by k_sh 10y ago
One major problem the HSR faces is the land acquisition to get into central LA... last I read, the plan was to terminate in Bakersfield.
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by k_sh 10y ago
Delta and Southwest both run between SF and LA nearly, if not, hourly.
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by k_sh 10y ago
None of them _had_ to pick JS, but many of them prefer it because they already know JS from building web apps. The projects are different, but there's a lot of crossover in terms of the people behind them.
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by k_sh 10y ago
Hah. I thought this was an article about PM2
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by k_sh 10y ago
> "The people who can make a living as an artist are a few dozen worldwide" There are tens of thousands of musicians, photographers, actors, singers, and dancers that live off of their art.
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by k_sh 10y ago
A password manager will do the same thing for you. (I'm not arguing that PMs are >= to hardware 2FA, but they both will keep this exact thing from happening)
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by k_sh 10y ago
The article mentions "Silicon Valley" five times. Soylent is based in Los Angeles.
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Samsung tells replacement Galaxy 7 users to power down(money.cnn.com)
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by k_sh 10y ago
This is pretty ridiculous advice. Death has a 100% chance of happening to all of us, and it is rarely predictable. Being healthy and safe won't save you from a drunk driver, for example.
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by k_sh 10y ago
> Why make this product, with its attendant risks, and why now? “Because it’s fun”. The way they framed this product is _so_ refreshing.

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