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by keehun 8y ago
It's interesting to note that Google Translate (on "Detect Language" set) translates "nour" as "Light" in Arabic.
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by keehun 8y ago
Here's a link to the official Marriott release, FWIW: http://news.marriott.com/2018/11/marriott-announces-starwood...
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Google Analytics Opt-Out(tools.google.com)
3 points by keehun 8y ago|2 comments
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by keehun 8y ago
>> BEEFY Graphics card. I'd really like to have more memory than the 11 GB in my GeForce 1080TI (11GB). You'll have a tough time with less. The Unet and Critic are ridiculously large but honestly I just kept getting better r
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Tone of Voice(monzo.com)
2 points by keehun 8y ago|0 comments
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by keehun 8y ago
I was just pointing out the fact that reCaptcha v2 was only on a few pages by design, and now Google wants us to put it on many pages. It's fundamentally changed its purpose from being a gatekeeper of spam/abuse on forms to a &quo
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by keehun 8y ago
> Since reCAPTCHA v3 doesn't interrupt users, we recommend adding reCAPTCHA v3 to multiple pages. Frictionless user interfaces arr great, but could this be a ploy to get websites to add Google-property tracking JS on more pages?
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by keehun 8y ago
For the most advanced of users, would you opensource the server so that we can host our own gateway servers instead of relying on Helm? That would solve the "what happens if Helm goes down" question and "how do we trust Helm&
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by keehun 8y ago
Interesting product with great potential. Their website doesn't seem to address my two main concerns: 1. How do they ensure high, non-spam delivery rates to the main email services like Gmail, Fastmail, Yahoo, and Microsoft? 2. How wou
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Helm: Personal Email Server(thehelm.com)
846 points by keehun 8y ago|575 comments
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by keehun 8y ago
In my password manager, I save nonsensical answers (not a string of random characters) to built-in questions.
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by keehun 8y ago
I also find that whenever I feel sluggish, I get up and get a big glass of water. I then drink that on the spot and then fill up another one before getting back to my desk. Helps tremendously.
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by keehun 8y ago
How is the visa situation if given a remote US-based job?
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by keehun 8y ago
Just to clarify your sentence, do you mean "far more inclined to believe China did spy on Apple/Amazon, etc"? Or you're far more inclined to believe Apple/Amazon, etc?
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by keehun 8y ago
Wow, they have their own TLD! https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/rmit.html Interesting that the university's website is not on that TLD but rather https://rmit.edu.au
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by keehun 8y ago
It seems like at least his favorite css framework (tailwind) wants you to use @apply instead? https://tailwindcss.com/docs/functions-and-directives#apply
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MarzipanTool(github.com)
1 points by keehun 8y ago|0 comments
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Design Better Forms(uxdesign.cc)
1 points by keehun 8y ago|0 comments
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Steve Jobs, at the Dawn of the App Store, Predicts the Future of Mobile(theinformation.com)
2 points by keehun 8y ago|0 comments
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by keehun 8y ago
It really is not the same. Also, the up/down being squished to half their normal height makes things more difficult. In other words, there is just a lot less room for error, now..
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by keehun 8y ago
That’s true. I had lost sight of that... well, I wish more places would support a Yubikey!
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by keehun 8y ago
Well, I don’t have 1000+ logins. Especially not among those I use frequently. However, I use password manager for far more than just logins. Also, having combed through my entire catalog by having to manually import Bitwarden to 1Password,
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by keehun 8y ago
Maybe it's just my phone (6) but you may find that once you get 1000+ logins, Bitwarden falls apart pretty quickly. I've heard the same from people with 800+ logins. I remember it used to be very quick when I initially used it wit
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by keehun 8y ago
Thanks for letting me know! Somehow, it wasn't very obvious to me on both desktop app and OTP feature. I still felt its sluggish performance on launch/search/sync was slowing me down a lot throughout the day.
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by keehun 8y ago
I really, really want to be a big fan of Bitwarden. I even used it for the past year and a half. However, the last time HN talked about Bitwarden 7 months ago, I listed some reasons[0] why Bitwarden still fell massively short of 1Password,
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by keehun 8y ago
Actually—you’re right. I actually thought about this and quit the browser before I got any acknowledgement that the POST had gone through. I didn’t realize it had posted. Mods, please take this post down!
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Chinese Woman Who Threw Ink on Photo of Xi Jinping Has Disappeared(buzzfeed.com)
19 points by keehun 8y ago|5 comments
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by keehun 8y ago
Does it go down to the low E?
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by keehun 8y ago
Agreed. Although your post reminded me that I just saw a 97-key Bosendorfer. You could feel and actually count the vibrations of the lowest C key!
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How Plex Is Doing HTTPS for All Its Users(blog.filippo.io)
1 points by keehun 8y ago|0 comments

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