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by nacs 7y ago
They'll likely just completely replace them with an in-house solution. Yelp in Apple Maps is probably just a temporary solution
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by nacs 7y ago
> If I do "apt-get upgrade" and "gnome" metapackage installs me another new picture viewer/calculator/text editor appeared in new version, does it mean "Gnome silently installs unwanted software on user
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by nacs 7y ago
> bought a cheap NL server .. or exploited/hacked a random cheap server to use to proxy their requests and have access to high speed 100Mbit/1Gbit downloads/uploads of Slack data.
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by nacs 7y ago
Just looked both of them up, looks like HealthFit also has automatic iCloud uploads. Also Healthfit is $3 one-time while RunGap is a yearly subscription of $8 per year.
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by nacs 7y ago
This is an electric car so the 'fuel' is batteries. And the article mentions that there is a "Sport" mode that can be activated that would result in the full torque (otherwise it's at a reduced power to reduce batte
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by nacs 7y ago
There's already a bunch of websites that do this if they can't use youtube-dl -- why are they messaging you when they can literally go to one of these sites and paste the URL in to get the video?
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by nacs 7y ago
As the article mentions, this is a port of the previously-Chrome-only NaCL-powered version of Google Earth. I doubt the web-based versions (whether JS/WebAssembly/Nacl, etc) will ever have the feature-set of the standalone Google
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by nacs 7y ago
The FB group members aren't just random people -- they're composed of CBP employees who are talking about their employment-related matters in a disgusting manner. There may not be a crime here but it's directly relevant to th
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by nacs 7y ago
> does using Facebook currency for paying your bills means if you get in trouble with Facebook (which anybody now could by posting a wrong joke Their official site says Libra has been set up as a subsidiary of Facebook and that it has it
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by nacs 7y ago
Are you saying you got counterfeit Amazon Basics products? I'm pretty sure Amazon Basics items are only stocked and sold by Amazon and not any of their "marketplace" fronts so I don't see how you would have got fakes. Am
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by nacs 7y ago
Faster, readable version: https://outline.com/UvNpVy
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by nacs 7y ago
Here's a version with all the Medium-junk stripped away: https://outline.com/UvNpVy
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by nacs 7y ago
Try Steam's new built-in "Proton" system. It's made almost every Windows-only game in my Steam library run flawlessly with a double-click. With recent developments like DMVK / Vulkan and such, even the latest Direct
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by nacs 7y ago
Because Huawei is based in China. There's literally an article on the frontpage right now that talks about how WeChat (also based in China) is heavily censored, moderated, and how people have been arrested for things they said in &quot
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by nacs 7y ago
They are however headquartered in China which has much more privacy-intrusive policies/demands.
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by nacs 7y ago
AutoHotKey is Windows only and Automagica looks like it has crossplatform support for one.
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by nacs 7y ago
How many people have Gitlab accounts compared to people with Apple accounts? Gitlab isn't even a blip on the chart in comparison.
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by nacs 7y ago
Of all the shippers, I've found Fedex to be the most unreliable. UPS deliveries via Amazon seem to always arrive without issue but almost every Fedex package gets lost en route or is delayed. Always felt like Amazon should drop Fedex.
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by nacs 7y ago
Article without ad/paywall: https://outline.com/XS9Yqt
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by nacs 7y ago
There's lots of $1000 phones now. As with most Apple phone changes, the other OEMs and users complain at first ("no more headphone jack!", the iPhone-X front screen bevel) then end up doing it themselves. And let's not f
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by nacs 7y ago
I'm pretty sure its because it allows them to experiment with delivering advertisements that they wouldn't be able to shove into GMaps without protest (Waze has ads that cover half the screen with a banner ad every time your car s
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by nacs 7y ago
> singular focus in improving the driving experience Except for the super distracting Ads that cover half the screen while you're using it every time your car comes to a stop, the sponsored landmark-Ads that put a huge marker over e
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by nacs 7y ago
I think its because of the ease of startup -- its essentially a good looking by default blog (as long as you ignore the paywalls, newsletter signups, "Join Medium" popups" etc) that is free and takes like a minute to get star
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by nacs 7y ago
This is not a solution at all. The churn rate on drivers is probably too high with Uber/Lyft services (most drivers aren't full time and do this when they feel like it). This means while the EV adoption is under the cutoff (40%) i
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by nacs 7y ago
Got it working on Mac with this, thanks! What's amazing to me is that the source code is actually formatted to say "Fluid color" which is why piping the source into the generated binary (as in the 2nd command above) generates
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by nacs 7y ago
It's probably because they're afraid of even more frivolous lawsuits coming from Medium.
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by nacs 7y ago
The key word being "if". It sounds like he's just curious what people want Cloudflare to do for the GitHub audience instead of making a full Github replacement.
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by nacs 7y ago
Same issue on Firefox 67 on Mac. Another issue is the left-side list of algorithms isn't scrollable so when you open up a big list like "Brute force" it just cuts off.
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by nacs 7y ago
Without paywall: https://outline.com/TPr3uA
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by nacs 7y ago
This is incorrect. iOS Safari does have the ability to run extensions on a page via the "Share extensions" feature. See detailed comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20050936

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