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kekebo
7y ago
The Huffington Post and Gulf News articles referenced in that discussion: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/thank-you-steve-jobs_b_999718 https://gulfnews.com/technology/steve-jobs-a-tribute-to-the-..
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Was Steve Jobs Born as Abdul Lateef Jandali?
(en.wikipedia.org)
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kekebo
7y ago
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kekebo
7y ago
Are there currently any serious competitors to Github/Gitlab (or instances of the latter) outside the reach of US politics?
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Becoming Conscious: The Science of Mindfulness (Richardson, Kabat-Zinn, Jha)
(youtube.com)
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kekebo
7y ago
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kekebo
7y ago
Resubmitting the url without the 'mobile' subdomain also works for me every time for some reason. Same setup setup with Firefox on Android. It's infuriating.
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kekebo
7y ago
>But I doubt the paths in the brain will ever go away. It will be like a overgrown path in the end but it is still there. While this aligns with current knowledge of neuroscience, provided the 'healthy' paths overgrow the stres
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kekebo
7y ago
Not a torrent or a full solution but applying the regex /wiki/(?!. \:)[aA-zZ0-9%()_] on the source should select all the articles (along with some generic wikipedia links matched at the bottom), then batch adding " https:&
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kekebo
7y ago
It's also happening to me but usually works on second try when resubmitting the url omitting the "mobile." subdomain
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kekebo
7y ago
Most microphones used in audio production are passive with usually an XLR out, so you either need an active amplifier on the device or a usb audio interface in between
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kekebo
7y ago
Not sure if your post is sarcastic but if not it already exists: https://blog.haschek.at/tools/bomb.php Usually aimed against bots though: https://hackaday.com/2017/07/08/dropping-zip-bo
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kekebo
7y ago
maybe: 2) only works with cookies disabled for the site otherwise: 5) works better with Javascript disabled 6) works better in Firefox than Chrome 7) doesn't work if it can read your referer
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kekebo
7y ago
The stress vulnerability model[0] in psychology may give some insight with regards to mental illness. Robert Sapolsky elaborates on them comprehensively in his Stanford lecture about depression[1] [0] http://www.psychiatria-danub
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kekebo
7y ago
I used to have a similar stance, especially given the outlandish nature of his claims, but a lot of things he said that were initially used against him after the Knapp interview turned out to be accurate over time. His supposed prediction o
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kekebo
7y ago
Cavallarin explains it in a bit more detail on his blog[1]: The first legit feature is automount (aka autofs) that allows a user to automatically mount a network share just by accessing a "special" path, in this case, any path be
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kekebo
7y ago
From the article: For home users, unfortunately there isn't a simple solution for preventing this type of attack, until or unless Apple releases a macOS security update to mitigate the vulnerability. Cavallarin describes a possible te
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Voluntary activation of the sympathetic nervous system (2014)
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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kekebo
7y ago
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kekebo
7y ago
That makes more sense, the way the sentence is written made it appear to me like it's just a very simplistic wrapper - but looking through the code shows it's more elaborate than that.
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kekebo
7y ago
>rga simply runs ripgrep (rg) with some options set, especially --pre=rga-preproc and --pre-glob. If all it does is running ripgrep with certain options, creating a corresponding alias might be a simpler solution than adding another bina
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kekebo
7y ago
The assumption that most of western society is busy with securing basic survival seems like a constructed knockout argument. The fact that you are here to discuss the matter indicates that doesn't apply to yourself for instance. As for
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kekebo
7y ago
There's a text link all the way to the bottom to the 'Mozilla Addon Store' but I agree that it's confusing that the big install button only mentions Chrome (despite browsing with Firefox). edit: At the bottom of https:&
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kekebo
7y ago
There are a couple of recent posts / discussions on HN regarding the topic: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=password%20manager&sort=byPopu...
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kekebo
7y ago
He was referring to e-bikes. edit: Sorry, I think I misread your comment. But he does mentions space as a minor downside of e-bikes.
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kekebo
7y ago
Ric O'Barry, former trainer of the dolphins used for the 'Flipper' TV show (now animal rights activist) tells a story in the documentary 'The Cove' how one of the dolphins swam up to him one day, looked him in the e
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kekebo
7y ago
It might not be, but there may be value in pointing out that it's a systemic problem rather than one limited to one party. Besides, "we all know the current state of affairs" is an assumption I would be quite careful about.
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kekebo
7y ago
That might be your personal impression but I don't share it. Development wise it's not so much about our pain as about certain known bugs that went unfixed for up to 2+ years, similar goes for a range of CVEs (re:being secure).
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kekebo
7y ago
If you're on iOS it would make sense since Apple is only allowing it's own webkit as browser engine, forcing chromium and firefox to be disfigured versions of what they are on other systems. When I was working more frontend (~1,5
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kekebo
7y ago
And that constructing false narratives from meta data isn't a thing
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kekebo
7y ago
Usefulness shouldn't justify evil. It may be more comfortable to shrug it off that way but it also helps to normalize it. There are a couple of examples in history where similar attitude on a societal level ultimately led to the most t
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kekebo
7y ago
not sure if it qualifies as "cool" but i see midi controllers being used a lot for live video mixing in clubs / events edit: spelling
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kekebo
7y ago
It would be great if this could result in a dedicated page with instructions and templates on how to successfully move through this kafkaesque absurdity. Thanks for the effort already.
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