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by lol768 6y ago
He's suggested on twitter the enabled client functions do actually work: https://twitter.com/NestoriSyynimaa/status/13211346867149537... (But hasn't offered any evidence to back this up)
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by lol768 6y ago
The headset profile is the bane of my existence. I have zero interest in using my wireless headphones as a headset, ever. And yet, software will randomly manage to trigger it and kick me off of the A2DP profile. Microsoft Teams is the worst
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by lol768 6y ago
It doesn't seem to copy all of the rules? { box-sizing: border-box; touch-action: manipulation; overflow-x: visible; text-transform: none; appearance: button; display: flex; actual
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by lol768 6y ago
Yeah; I don't understand why they're being hidden behind a sign-up/wait wall like this. Show us the draft routes in an interactive viewer, please. The page at the moment is a glorified mailing list sign-up box.
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by lol768 6y ago
https://thetechresume.com/the-hiring-pipeline.html#typical-h... 404s
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by lol768 6y ago
Agreed, this is far too basic for the "oh yeah, a junior developer might not have noticed it" excuse. Hacker News seems to assume juniors are useless, from the comments I've seen to date - but they should be able to _think_ a
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by lol768 6y ago
They can do this in a way that preserves your cookies, bookmarks etc by using the custom tabs API and it'll even respect your browser choice (e.g. it works with Firefox).
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by lol768 6y ago
Three.
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by lol768 6y ago
Yes technically, my plan includes roaming ;)
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by lol768 6y ago
99 USD a month?! I pay 18.80 GBP a month for this.
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by lol768 6y ago
Ditto for scientific papers. I want the DOI and/or a link to the original (ideally open access!) paper which the article has been written about.
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by lol768 6y ago
> It would be cheaper to get a mortgage, but I fail the "affordability" tests I naively thought that these affordability tests would involve looking at whether my take home income minus my monthly costs was higher than the mont
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by lol768 6y ago
> The site mentions Firefox Developer Edition. What is that? A quick search seems to indicate that it's just one version ahead of Beta, what was called Aurora in the past. > Certainly if you want to test new features that's
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by lol768 6y ago
Previous discussion "AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine study put on hold due to suspected adverse reaction": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24413629
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AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine study resumed after pause(news.sky.com)
2 points by lol768 6y ago|1 comments
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by lol768 6y ago
Eh, it's a reasonable post if you look past the headline. The profanity likely comes about from frustration with facebook (particularly for playing the pandemic card) which I don't think is particularly unjustified or from a place
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by lol768 6y ago
> Some people are born blind too. Shouldn't we adjust our hiring practices for them too? Not only should we adjust our hiring practices for blind applicants, there's a legal obligation to make "reasonable adjustments&quo
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by lol768 6y ago
MathML isn't dead! Igalia have been doing some pretty great work on getting it upstreamed into Chromium, where there has been no MathML implementation (in contrast to Firefox) for some time.
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by lol768 6y ago
5 weeks, jeeez. I spent around three days trying to get the 802.1x wired ethernet authentication to work* at one organisation and felt completely useless for that period. I'm not sure I'd have coped well not having any network acc
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by lol768 6y ago
Not a huge story here - seemingly a misunderstanding about timezones, but the CA/B baseline requirements have this to state, which seems pretty clear to me: > By convention, this document omits time and timezones when listing effect
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GoDaddy: Certificates issued with validity periods greater than 398-days(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
1 points by lol768 6y ago|1 comments
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by lol768 6y ago
A lot of them seem pretty low-quality automated reports... It would not surprise me if it turns out some of the issues had been deleted. > First parameter (with value "MD5") should be any of {SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512} Well, su
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by lol768 6y ago
I'm confused. I've downloaded the dataset from http://crypto-explorer.com/cryptomine/ but I can't see relevant issues on GitHub for many of these projects that are mentioned in the CSV (e.g. https:&#x2F
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by lol768 6y ago
I'm not sure how inaccurate it would be to describe death as really a "pretty nasty long term effect" in itself.
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by lol768 6y ago
If it's not on the list below, it's not available. uBlock Origin Dark Reader HTTPS Everywhere Privacy Badger NoScript Security Suite Decentraleyes Search by Image YouTube High Definition Priva
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by lol768 6y ago
> Charge for access to MDN, structure the legal particulars so that revenue goes to pay the tech writing staff, covers operating costs, and provides the excess to the Mozilla Foundation. Use the resulting goodwill and attention as a lead
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by lol768 6y ago
> Take a computer-nonliterate but otherwise functionally competent adult with very limited vision (macular degeneration, glaucoma, etc.), onset of cognitive disorders (Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, TIAs, ...) but compelled to use c
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by lol768 6y ago
I'm not convinced this is as big an issue as has been made out here. Why would you click a link and then voluntarily send an email with a file called "passwd" or "secring.gpg" in the attachments list?! Perhaps you c
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by lol768 6y ago
This is a good point, I've never really looked much at the breakdown of device popularity by manufacturer. All the devices I've purchased have been Nexus/Pixel devices, so Chrome is a given there. I assume at the end of the d
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by lol768 6y ago
> Firefox mobile is good but not as convenient for using Google maps Agreed, but I think the native Google Maps app is superior than any browser experience.

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