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by kuhhk 8y ago
I just never connected my TV to the internet. There’s plenty of other ways to make your tv “smart”... but you’re right, a PiHole would be useful to block the ads on those streaming devices too
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Doesn’t that destroy your SEO? I was warned 6+ years ago never to do that, but can’t recall the technical reason.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I think you’re fortunate to not need it, but I lived in an unfamiliar place for a few months and I used my map apps to identify the best routes (public transit, biking, should I walk, or should I Uber?) nearly 3-4 times a day. Turning it of
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Logitech CEO: Google TV a 'gigantic mistake' (2011)(theregister.co.uk)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
If I read that correctly, it sounds like you’re assuming that rent is lower than buying, which is not true in many places (including my own city). Many people buy rental properties because they can charge hundreds more dollars...
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> income tax rates under Eisenhower were as high as 90 percent. > Climate change is not WWII. The sentence you highlighted has nothing to do with WWII. Eisenhower was president from 1953 to 1961.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Why does this start downloading a file to my computer the moment I click on that link? That's pretty shady...
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> crev is scalable, distributed and social. Users publish and circulate results of their reviews: potentially warning about problems, malicious code, or just encuraging high quality by peer review. I like this. It would be nice to flag q
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I’m confused. When I googled Naltrexone, it warns: “Alcohol: Avoid. Very serious interactions can occur”. So are you supposed to take it hours before drinking or something else?
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Hello jareds. I'm curious what you use for programming, since you mentioned you don't use your Chromebook for that.
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Maybe I’m Over Commenting Code (Are You?)(tommcfarlin.com)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Yup. The word you’re trying to remember is a ‘deflationary’ currency. It encourages hoarding of the currency, rather than spending it.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I was just reading the editorial reviews for the "Why Programs Fail" [0] that you recommended and couldn't agree more with this statement: "Today every computer program written is also debugged, but debugging is not a wi
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Poor lady. She must have been super embarrassed .
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I highly recommend reading the book “Where Wizards Stay Up Late”, which covers much of the history that this article touches upon. Great book. https://www.amazon.com/Where-Wizards-Stay-Up-Late/dp/0684832...
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> And when you do see a 20-something, they're often kind of sketchy, That’s not true at all and comes off as elitist. I’ve worked at dozens of Fortune 500 offices for my company, and met some truly talented young (20’s) engineers al
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Arab League set to readmit Syria eight years after expulsion(theguardian.com)
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Committee for Liquidation or Subversion of Computers (CLODO)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Hobson's choice(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
@mods -- this is spam
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Ask HN: How much did you donate to charities in 2018?
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I don’t see how many different types of “juice” they tested, maybe I missed it? I always hear (on HN) that it is certain types of flavored juice that is the most harmful, so I’m interested in which one(s) they tested
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> If this is really a national security system is the fed opening up its purses paying devs 7 figures per exploit? How many bug bounties pay 7 figures PER exploit?
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Angry California truck drivers are slamming new rule requires unpaid rest breaks(businessinsider.com)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
This looks awesome. Has anyone here played it? I was playing a free version of Civ1 the other day and the nostalgia took over my body for a whole weekend.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I've always wondered how much would the price of a car/truck decrease, if advertising for vehicles would be banned? 10%? 20%? 30%? And if they authorized cars to be sold outside of showrooms, how much would they drop further? It s
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Counter-theory: a bot builder needs to test out his bot code, and used tweets about Bird Box movie as the test subject to shill for, hoping to drown amongst the other fans, rather than something that might get flagged. Seems just as plausib
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Interview: Whitfield Diffie on the Development of Public Key Cryptography 2002(itas.kit.edu)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
This article says the trading was up ".. on Wednesday. Literally, the first day after that call was made. I can’t make this up." Apparently the author did make this up, because the call occurred on Sunday [0], and yet the trading
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Is it odd that the control room is completely empty except the leadership?

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