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by n144q 2y ago
United States Bankruptcy Judge Christopher M. López was appointed to the United States Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas, effective August 14, 2019. Judge López was sworn in by United States Circuit Judge Gregg Costa on Wednesday
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by n144q 2y ago
I see, that's exactly the kind of "proof" parent comment is looking for
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Websites don't just "ignore" DNT, they actively use DNT to improve tracking. From a product perspective, this is an additional option in their settings page that is confusing and marginally useless. I work on creating user fa
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by n144q 2y ago
About time. It has never achieved anything meaningful for protecting your privacy, if not helping the opposite by providing yet another signal to help uniquely identify a user and improve tracking. Although, anti-tracking in general is basi
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If you are ok with physics that is completely wrong, camera angles that just don't feel right, strange light effects, and all other kinds of distorted images/videos, maybe Hollywood is doomed. But I don't see that happening.
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Are we talking about the actual T&C or the "intent" of T&C?
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iirc Hetzner almost never responds to these posts. On HN or reddit.
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And service. AWS has lots of problems. But they have a team of real humans that respond to tickets around the clock and actually understand stuff. To many businesses, that's worth the extra cost clone.
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I consider myself lucky to never run into anything like this, because Hetzner doesn't even allow me to sign up in the first place. Yep, I went as far as uploading my real US driver's license -- only because I heard good stuff abou
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by n144q 2y ago
Using Bitwarden on a Samsung device, it is hit or miss. Tried everything possible. If you have some magic to make it work everywhere, let me know.
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How well does it work with other apps, especially WebView? e.g. if I open doordash and try to log in, which opens a web view with a login form, does autofill popup? In my experience, autofill works the best in Chrome if you have all your en
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by n144q 2y ago
Sadly you are in the vanishing minority of Android users who care about this. Most people just want a phone that works. So much that many people switch to iPhones because, admittedly, many things are work better in their walled garden, and
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by n144q 2y ago
> the only thing that JSON is really missing Depending what you use JSON for, "Numbers may be IEEE 754 positive infinity, negative infinity, and NaN." could be a huge plus.
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Yeah, the notably missing part in README is "how this works".
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Exactly. A task runner for Node.js is already complex enough. And it's not just a task runner itself, but rather an ecosystem of things working together. Now you tell me this can somehow handle Node.js, Python and others. I'll nee
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by n144q 2y ago
Agree -- I can almost say this is completely false and made up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42356652
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I can't tell how this would work, given that the URL in the screenshot uses https for the website (yes the .ac.jp one). GFW is powerful, but it can't just do MITM however it wants. Most of what it does these days is blocking based
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by n144q 2y ago
Isn't subsidized rent already public information in lots of places? I know exactly how people benefitting from government's housing programs are paying, because it is written on the website.
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Yes, the title is slightly misleading. It is more like "How to flash PostmarketOS on your unused Android phone with unlocked bootloader" than the Docker thing
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The fact that NYTimes never bothered with Apple News says something about this model. Apple News (or the original Newsstand) might work well for traditional, smaller publishers who are almost struggling in the digital age (most magazines in
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Are you serious dude? > Have you actually seen Firefox source code? It's horrible That's the first time in many years I have seen anyone saying something like this (on HN, reddit or other forums where I waste my time). It'
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I don't doubt this is happening (I have even seen "essay mill" ads targeted at these students), and I am pretty sure cheating happens in every corner of the world. But hey, can we get a sense of the actual scale this is happe
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Lots of companies do that, and I wouldn't call it an x86/ARM choice but rather the same old Windows/Mac choice. For Windows, only x86 makes sense for companies with lots of legacy software, and the only choice for Mac is ARM.
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Looks like your post is talking about two things -- corporate purchased laptops and AWS instances, which are quite different. About corporate laptops, do you have evidence to show that companies are switching to Macbooks from HP/Dell&#
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Part of me is wondering if in an imaginary world, these same people are on AMD's board, would Lisu Su have already been fired a few years ago?
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You don't take a plane for a 2 mile trip, when that's one of the most common uses of a car. How does comparing "per trip" make any sense when planes don't even get you to where you need?
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It is unfortunately not efficient compared to what you get when working with actual colleagues within a company. Open source projects maintainers very likely have their own day jobs that are unrelated or only marginally related to the proje
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You need to show statistics to prove that, not just throw the statement out there, possibly only based on the vibes on HN.
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by n144q 2y ago
Repeating what I said in the other thread -- unless Apple is open to release Pixelmator on Windows and/or the web, it's not going to compete with Adobe CC. ok, maybe the users that exclusively work on Mac. But that's nowhere
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These days "open" models come in standard formats. And they are mostly just data.

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