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by legrande 5y ago
> I do sometimes wish that I could burn a lot of CDs all at once That used to be the case when CD-based piracy was rampant and you had groups with literally 1000s of CD-writing burners to mass produce pirated copies of movies/softwa
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by legrande 5y ago
It might useful for brands who want to distribute 'swag' with USB flash drives with their logo on it, and some software flashed to it, to promote their product.
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by legrande 5y ago
> In fact it’s currently writing almost 2 million SD Cards & USB Drives per month! And how do they know that? Correct. Telemetry.
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Mining Hardware – Compare the potential earnings(nicehash.com)
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by legrande 5y ago
That's the thing about productivity - it's a very meta word since the human brain works non-stop since birth (some even say that before being born, the brain is still working). Dossing about, loafing, or idling are not the work
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Fine art print – crypto art(katevassgalerie.com)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Every personal homepage should be like Gwern's, but not everyone's as prolific or has the time to document their whole digital life and document every neat research type thing they found online.
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by legrande 5y ago
If you want even stranger TLDs, look at OpenNIC: https://www.opennic.org/projects/ There's all sorts of weird gTLDs: https://www.opennic.chan/ https://be.libre/ You can create you
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‘Leaky’ Vaccines Can Produce Stronger Versions of Viruses(healthline.com)
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Random Links with Eleventy(thomasvantuycom.com)
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by legrande 5y ago
> Recent successes in criminal investigation, such as the breaking of Encrochat, an encrypted chat app widely used by criminals as well as the AN0M crackdown where hundreds of criminals were arrested after having used an encrypted messag
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by legrande 5y ago
So much emphasis on ROI, but we have to remember the Amazon employees who needed to skip toilet breaks to fill their quota and pee into a bottle. It doesn't have to be always so narrowly focused on ROI. Maybe there is a wiggle room f
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by legrande 5y ago
> Or take screenshots Came here to say this but someone beat me to it. I imagine forging a screenshot to 'put words in someone's mouth' is hard to do though. You'd have to find a way of injecting words into the Signal
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Polyrhythm Metronome(angramme.github.io)
2 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Residential IPs are getting harder to find. The only company I know that offers them is: https://www.surgeproxies.com/ (No affiliation). These kind of residential proxy servers are typically more expensive than a VPN howeve
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Separation of Concerns with React Hooks(felixgerschau.com)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Some context: > This is a community managed page, created by Uros Gazvoda to help spread uBlock Origin First I've seen of this landing page, and it's a well deserved page too since I love uBo. The more we can promote this tool
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macOS Bliss Wallpaper(basicappleguy.com)
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Ask HN: What tiny purchases have disproportionately improved your life?
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by legrande 5y ago
Try spoofing the useragent, or if your browser supports requesting a 'desktop version', then use that. I wouldn't use a phone to code though
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by legrande 5y ago
> Flash could also do 3D animation, which CSS cannot Saw a few Codepens over the years[0] where people managed to rotate 3D cubes, all done entirely with CSS. Of course if you needed to interact with the cube you would need JS, but 3D c
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by legrande 5y ago
> What did people do before CSS transforms? They used Flash. You can now do everything you could do in Flash, with CSS[0]. There's even a few GUI tools[1] for CSS where you don't have to figure out the code: [1] https:/&#
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by legrande 5y ago
Yes, `Armagaddon` was the marketing term for it: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1548973 https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/fixed-certificate-issue-caus... https://blog.mozilla.org
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macOS Bliss Wallpaper(basicappleguy.com)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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Kubernetes and Rails: The Definitive Guide(kubernetes-rails.com)
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by legrande 5y ago
My current mantra regarding privacy both offline and online: "If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him" - Cardinal Richelieu Imagine terabytes of dat
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Internet-era ways of working (2018)(public.digital)
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IPv6 Domain Readiness Tester(ip6.nl)
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by legrande 5y ago
> It seems very hard to predict what technology will be dominant in another 30 years The web seems to have bootstrapped entire industries who rely on its infra to operate. This will be the same story in the next 20 years. The web is the
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by legrande 5y ago
> men were frightened of celestial phenomena such as thunder and lightning … and imagined that the gods were responsible for these things That's understandable, although today conspiracy theorists are more likely to blame bad weathe

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