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by meibo 6y ago
A lot of bigger underground transit stations are literal mazes! Even in the somewhat smaller ones in e.g. Tokyo, you can easily get lost as a tourist or first-time visitor. I'm sure this will be valuable to people especially with acces
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by meibo 6y ago
I wonder what an Internet Explorer 0-day does for these people? Maybe that's all they had? Is it supposed to be a "sign" to us that they are capable of developing exploits? Surely no security researcher would open a link in I
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Discord “Stage Channels”(support.discord.com)
2 points by meibo 6y ago|0 comments
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by meibo 6y ago
I really don't want to sound elitist, but building something like this with a big JS framework and immediately jumping to monetize it?(NFTs are gross and undermine any message or intention, even just to be "funny") This could
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by meibo 6y ago
It's a shame, I feel like it's our duty to boost these things - it's the least we can do. Maybe the HN team could manually do "flag locks" for certain articles that are being brigaded? Reddit has a "controversi
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by meibo 6y ago
C# on Linux, as of the past 2 or 3 years, has been consistently improving with great tooling, good interop, is open source(MIT) and has the ability to package "native" versions of your app that contain the runtime at negligible sp
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by meibo 6y ago
They're also a very good indicator of which Twitter accounts to stay away from. Those soulless eyes don't lie.
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by meibo 6y ago
Is this the "Apple Quality Experience" I keep hearing about? Seems like an intern's first task that wasn't double checked(in arguably one of the most important parts of the OS).
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by meibo 6y ago
Because it may not be obvious to everyone: Bad Apple is a music video from the Japanese video game series "Touhou" which is sort of a fan favorite among the crowd that would port FMV to retro systems. It's not really all that
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by meibo 6y ago
I wonder if building something like this on Matrix would be a good fit. Note "collections" would be rooms, to share collections you can invite people to your encrypted rooms.
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by meibo 6y ago
> publishers will no longer be forced to use AMP and can instead provide fast, rich experiences on their own domains. Great joke. Visit any non-amp news site and tell me that one again. The only, major benefit AMP brought to the interne
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by meibo 6y ago
Yes, Firefox can act as a WebView implementation on any Android phone. Apps don't need to ship this.
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by meibo 6y ago
You never made a mistake that made it through your test suite to production?
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by meibo 6y ago
If you're concerned about the current state of privacy at Discord, open the Chrome dev tools and look at network requests. It kinda can only go upwards from there.
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by meibo 6y ago
I really don't think this will happen - Discord has hit a sort of "critical mass" that you don't just kill like it happened with Mixer. If anything, I hope they will treat it like GitHub and let them act mostly on their
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Microsoft in talks to buy Discord for more than $10B(bloomberg.com)
410 points by meibo 6y ago|468 comments
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by meibo 6y ago
We all knew it was coming. The real tragedy here is all the data and valuable information that has moved from wikis and more public spaces into the black box that is Discord, which is basically unsearch- and archivable(yes, they do ban you
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by meibo 6y ago
> Currently stirring the pot at @SalesforceUX Seems like Linux UX wouldn't have been much better off with her!
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by meibo 6y ago
Good thing no one knows who to behead if you pay the $50k with ETH.
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by meibo 6y ago
> * Google intentionally tries to make things as insecure as possible Can you elaborate on this? I maintain a big GSuite organization for a NGO and Google consistently pushes for better security guidelines and gives admins powerful tools
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by meibo 6y ago
"Not following sensible standards to protect your own App Store monopoly and being a pain in the ass to work with due to rendering differences that all other browsers get right(even Firefox)" is not a good base to build a defense
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Telegram adds “Radio” channels and conferencing features(telegram.org)
5 points by meibo 6y ago|0 comments
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by meibo 6y ago
“It would be a nightmare for all of us.” I bet that doctor would call that an understatement when asked now, or even 2 months later.
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by meibo 6y ago
So this means that the only protection from attacks like this is the law, and not a technical or operational hurdle like going through an AT&T hotline to get sim swapping going. This is bad news because following the law isn't a to
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by meibo 6y ago
Chrome permissions work like this and are quite fine-grained. When an extension update changes the required permissions it gets disabled and you get a prompt to re-enable with the changed permissions.
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by meibo 6y ago
Give Telegram or Matrix a try. They are both miles ahead of Signal and their teams on both sides actually seem to care about openness and usability. Signal actively discourages third-party clients and doesn't accept community contribut
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by meibo 6y ago
They are probably talking about the Matrix.org instance being slow at fetching messages for you, additionally to the delay needed to get keys for them in encrypted rooms. This is far nicer on smaller home servers, but matrix.org is the &quo
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by meibo 6y ago
I've received the email about an hour ago. Sending mail to all their customers probably takes a while, so you'll probably get it soon.
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by meibo 6y ago
Unfortunately, Nintendo has not made any friends within the emulation/homebrew community especially as of late(or ever), so the common consensus seems to be "we don't care, as long as you don't do illegal things on our f
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by meibo 6y ago
I think that there's an inherent connection to this - code is an incredible tool that can take scientific research, not just in "traditional" natural sciences, but also in fields like sociology. It has revolutionized all the

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