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1y ago
> repressing the urge to listen music Have you seen how many car drivers can't resist to listen to music? They even drive with closed windows. It's even worse like having headphones on, because they don't hear people shout
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1y ago
Also Mozilla did their app in real XML UI with XUL. But even they themself stopped using it after 20 years.
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1y ago
„Smoke detectors don‘t lie“ might be true, but not everything they detect is always smoke. In my building all flats have one. It gets triggered by workers cutting a hole in the wall or people cooking. We covered it when we had the fog machi
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1y ago
If the author is here. Would be nice if you could give a hint on all the disabled chapters. Either a tooltip or even just a title attribute. Are they paid? Do I have to login? Not ready yet?
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1y ago
It's much cooler if you haven't used it. That mass of a 19in was crazy. Then you had all of those that had the high pitched noise. And if you were unlucky you had to degauss them. Cool concept, but in practice the digital successo
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1y ago
I think it's in there so you can't let it generate an email reply about how awesome peppa pig is.
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1y ago
Yeah Microsoft can be pretty bad with that stuff. When my sons account, which was also what he used for Minecraft, was stolen I even reached out to a real person. Could they help us get the account back? No because they most protect the own
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1y ago
Don't click the "as follows" in the info dialog. Looks like this wasn't updated in a while and since then the link became NSFW.
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1y ago
I so feel everyone complaining about British English. For me as an Austrian it's very much the same with German. I tried with simple words like "Oida" and some Austropop lyrics (Da Hofa - Ambros) and it sounds really bad. So
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1y ago
Before you target 5 different cohorts it's better to target the context of where the ad is shown. i.e. web content normally already has a category and people reading an article about cheap flats in a city might be very much interested
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1y ago
I've seen it being used. Like on the frontend side with Facebook which thinks if I'm interested into cycling I will also be interested in cars (both are on the street, right?) or if I'm interested in some more dirty humor I a
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1y ago
It's already enough to just have plain ads. Like we have them on the streets, at the bus station, newspapers, etc. No tracking needed at all, just give out the message. If you need to target people to it in the context of the place or
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1y ago
steve@apple.com has 82 breaches. Good that he gave it to his CEO decades ago.
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1y ago
IIRC linkedin was one of the breaches where I got a spam email to my linkedin address, told them and they were like "can't be us - must be you who has been hacked". And then later "ah yeah was us, but no personal data wa
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1y ago
Use wordpress headless and protected the backend so it can't be accessed publicly. Then you don't have to care so much about keeping it up to date.
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1y ago
Always needs an extension. That's not the same as just using Duckduckgo.
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1y ago
I'm actually happy with the duckduckgo results and also have a couple of bangs I use regularly. My biggest issue with using Kagi would be that I have to log in. I tend to clear cookies, either automated when closing a tab or by using
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1y ago
The beyond tellerrand conference had a pretty good talk on the different color models in CSS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UyJe22WH58
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1y ago
Is it even worth it? What most of the users will be doing is enter the address in their map or route app of their choice to see on a map the directions. Especially for something that's inside a park an address is really not that useful
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2y ago
The one thing I'm missing is the brag page. Knowing GSAP I'd really like to see why it would be better. It doesn't have to be a fair comparison. Greensock can then say why they'd still be better. But as we do have optio
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2y ago
Oh ... it's actually their own integrated translation that breaks it. Now that's funny. They aren't escaping correctly. Now if someone wants to play around with that ...
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2y ago
This is also very much how the page looks for me in Firefox. If it can't fail without issues it's not an option I'd select.
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2y ago
The kids have either not yet or have recently started school. Of course the shouldn’t have TikTok or anything similar. On the tablet give them something for their age. But remind me in five years of this story and how it went. Pretty sure
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2y ago
I always come via the algolia page to hackernews. Just get the most popular news in the last 24h: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=last24h It looks like flagging doesn't affect the ranking there as long as it gained s
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2y ago
That's easy to solve. When they ask me it might take an hour or two until I come back to them. If they were just trying to us me as a rubber duck the problem will have been solved by then. And it's not only devs. Also PMs have th
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2y ago
Every junior has mentors and leaders that help them and that they can follow. As you grow you might become one of them. That's the reason why you then let others do all of the coding. It's not like you unlearn everything, but you
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2y ago
It's not just labels who aren't getting the artistic side of music. Copyright collectives are just as bad. If you give away your music for free under a license like the creative commons they will still collect money for any public
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2y ago
The first iPhone didn't have an app store and the idea was to just use websites and later install webapps. On that there is no control whatsoever, so no I don't think the original idea was to lock down the devices for business val
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I had Windows 95 running with just 4 MB of RAM. Obviously it kept swapping to disk. When shutting down it always crashed, because in the process it turned of swapping and couldn't run some of the drivers anymore. Even Microsoft support
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2y ago
In Japan numbers have meaning. Haiku have a 5-7-5 pattern - which gives you 17 as a sum. And saying the number 17 in Japanese sounds like youth and vitality. Might not be so odd after all.
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