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by ktta 10y ago
Well for one, google voice[0] is free in US (for calls within US, outside US, 1c per min ). You can receive/send messages and calls from the hangouts app, chrome extension, and the website. beware, though, you can't totally replac
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Let's Encrypt Team – Reddit AMA(np.reddit.com)
18 points by ktta 10y ago|4 comments
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by ktta 10y ago
That's maybe because, since he's also selling commercial license, Qt must be paid for(Qt is only LGPL/GPL for OSS). Some people refer to anything not "completely" free to use, as proprietary. It funny because his so
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by ktta 10y ago
An alternative is rclone[0] which supports a number of other services like ACD, backblaze's cloud service and much more. And it uses rsync for actual sync services so you know the backend already. Also, the github for rclone[1] [0]: ht
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by ktta 10y ago
From the home page: OPEN SOURCE Intrinsic is available to the public domain under the GPL v3. If you’re interested in licensing Intrinsic for your commercial or closed-source project (without the restricitions of the GPL), just contact me.
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by ktta 10y ago
If you're using google drive, it automatically does OCR for you. So you just search for 'statement' and your bank statements show up. I didn't know to be alarmed or happy when I first saw that feature. I'm not sure
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by ktta 10y ago
In my second paragraph, I was actually talking about your company sending such requests to know what you are logged into. Doesn't matter if you're using it right now. If you're logged in from days before, your cookies will be
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by ktta 10y ago
>some kind of licensing deal to provide Android and a stripped down offline version of Google Maps as a backup I don't think a default offline android will ever be in the picture. If everyone is offline, how will it make money? (a
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by ktta 10y ago
You're comparing two vastly different things. Maps for Google (I assume people are referring to google maps) is a very important part of its business, up there with gmail. But maps for car companies is an afterthought, a secondary lu
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by ktta 10y ago
I think it helps in conveying the fact that it is a vulnerability not a feature. So any website (even your own company's internal one) can check stuff like this. And you can't do anything about it. Other than always using private
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by ktta 10y ago
anyone who sees this got any links? I think it'll be a great way to spend a friday night
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by ktta 10y ago
But an ideal sheet of paper can have finite surface area and infinite perimeter length. See the Stackoverflow link in a comment above.
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by ktta 10y ago
AFAIK you'll have to have a GPL your code right? If you want to keep the source closed, then you'll have to get a commercial license which costs money. Can you refer me to where you saw that you can use Qt for free with being ab
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by ktta 10y ago
Lawyers aren't so funny when they sue you for trivial things. There are so many instances where people try to take advantage of things. This is just protection. And it's not like they're providing nine images. It's nin
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How to steal an AI(wired.com)
2 points by ktta 10y ago|0 comments
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by ktta 10y ago
There is a problem that arises in this case that isn't present in the analogy you gave. The physics they were using pure mathematical analysis was logical. Language, and how humans always change the way they use language is largely ill
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by ktta 10y ago
Curating is the reason. When a new platform is released (and Daydream is as exciting as a platform can get, till widespread AR atleast) you want the initial experience to be the best possible to increase standards.
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by ktta 10y ago
Anyone know of something similar for Unity? Unity has a bit of a steep learning curve of you want to do stuff like importing external data and working with outside programs
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by ktta 10y ago
you can enable extensions for incognito in chrome too.
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by ktta 10y ago
interesting domain name. HN shows it as xn--thibaud-dya.fr but browers show it as thiebaud.fr (accented e) . Reminds me of something I read here on HN about a month ago about the history of web/URLs
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by ktta 10y ago
Careful with cloud hosting which don't offer unlimited bandwidth. Although DO doesn't really charge for bandwidth (right now) it can at any moment it choses.
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Why everyone hates Marc Benioff(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by ktta 10y ago|0 comments
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by ktta 10y ago
>What is the value add for companies like these to "take advantage" of an app store subscription? As I see it, none. But Apple would love getting netflix and spotify subscribers, since those services are ones that people stay
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by ktta 10y ago
Downvoted? Wait, I don't think I'm getting that wrong. They probably would've preferred to avoid the outdated links that this[0] proves this. [0]: https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/313
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by ktta 10y ago
>It hasn't been long that I fetched zstd from https://github.com/Cyan4973/zstd Yep, and Google too https://www.google.co.in/search?q=zstd > it turns out that the author Yann Collet [0] works
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by ktta 10y ago
Oh, D language is dlang now? Looks like you guys did a redesign of the website and stuff too! I hear good things about D, keep up the great work!
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by ktta 10y ago
yep, looks like it. Maybe just forgot to update the gh-pages branch.
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by ktta 10y ago
Some more benchmarks on this[0] page Also, I actually discovered something very interesting (to me at least). At the bottom of the link mentioned below, the link attached says https://github.com/Cyan4973/zstd but the
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by ktta 10y ago
I don't, but would the extension in-effect need to have all your passwords too? Since I don't know of any battle tested (multiple very bad vulnerabilities exposed in public) password managers that offer this other than LastPass, I
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by ktta 10y ago
Yes I did (I didn't want to say it, disappointing most HNers). I works for most of the major websites (Google, Amazon, etc. I think you can look them up). And also handles multiple google accounts pretty well, even when an google accou

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