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by notum 6y ago
Another StarTrek tech entering the reality realm. When Voyager stumbled upon a industrial-age civilization Kim immediately notified Janeway that he's detecting "Old style" FM broadcasts. I recall thinking "why would a 24
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by notum 6y ago
It's a great project, so why do you think you need a "Sign in and star GraphScope" dark pattern on the sandbox page?
153.
by notum 6y ago
Generally no. But we had former presidents that tweet at 3am, does that count?
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by notum 6y ago
Thank you. Sites that waste my time with pay/signup walls should also give me a portion of their revenues.
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by notum 6y ago
Spacetime anomalies are covered only from the observer's reference point. Doh!
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by notum 6y ago
Real men demand real time. Technology. Elegance. Tradition. HP Cesium line, the man's watch.
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by notum 6y ago
Mount a knife on it. Though to day, the most dangerous murderous machines we have created have been cars.
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My Dog Has WiFi(randombits.eu)
1 points by notum 6y ago|0 comments
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by notum 6y ago
Server was hugged by HN it seems.
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by notum 6y ago
Jesus. It's a dot, not a fusion reactor.
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I made a different type of face shield(randombits.eu)
1 points by notum 7y ago|0 comments
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by notum 9y ago
Too many layers of oxymorons for my taste. Open Source. Twilio. Plans and pricing. I'm yet to see a solid, usable and mature FOSS WebRTC implementation, hubl.in is a good candidate though.
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by notum 9y ago
And word games. Any voting outcome on my previous comment reflects as as "meta" and well thought out. As long as keep my mouth shut. Damn it.
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by notum 9y ago
People upvote popular opinions. Say something volatile that creates any sort of friction against the HN hive mind and it will be downvoted, regardless of how intelligent and true.
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by notum 9y ago
Twitter seems to have changed that button into "Sounds good, review", which brings you to the settings page where not everything is checked. Personalization and data setting was off by default for me. They may not know how to make
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by notum 9y ago
Adjusting chain weight makes the chain stretch, is this detail outside of the scope of this demo?
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by notum 9y ago
By far the biggest perk of this method is expanding the privacy and protection blanket on to platforms that make it incredibly difficult to otherwise block ads and tracking.( cough stock Android). It's also nice to see 50k blocked att
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by notum 9y ago
uBlock Origin is indeed incredibly easy to enable, that's why It's my backup when I'm away from home (and I use it on Firefox/Aurora for Android when mobile). However you might be overstating the difficulty of deploying
169.
by notum 9y ago
Not only is the topic out of date, so is the method of fighting ads and tracking. I find DNS based network-wide "blockers" far more effective and resource friendly. They protect on all of the devices in your local network and they
170.
by notum 9y ago
I did enjoy that, thanks!
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by notum 9y ago
This is very interesting, I love exploring all the "weird" sources of entropy such as random number generators based on background radiation (easy to build if you don't mind playing with high voltage), ones based on radio whi
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by notum 9y ago
Sort of? Exactly! Windows Is Not an Emulator!
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by notum 9y ago
WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) isn't virtualized, as the article states. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wsl/2016/04/22/windows-subs... It's aim is to run Linux binaries natively. The degre
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by notum 9y ago
The servers should have definitely been prepared for the increased load. Perhaps I'm overly optimistically using the plural form in this case. Truth to be told I can only assume this was done in a short burst, given my limited sample o
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by notum 9y ago
Needless to say their (login) servers crashed from the pressure of people resetting their credentials. "Hey, you know what might be a good idea? Let's email all of the accounts at the same time using an Appriver blast!" Atlas
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by notum 9y ago
With innovation and more pricing options that would ultimately result in better overall experience and more viable choices for everyone? You're insane.
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by notum 9y ago
What happens tomorrow, if Vivaldi becomes history? Do we own this data? How is it stored? Where is it located? Can we access this with any other tool? I know I'm begging for down-votes but I simply cannot understand how people can comm
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by notum 10y ago
Where's the GitHub link? I usually download my browsers using a repository.
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by notum 10y ago
The copy button is still broken for me on 54.0a2, W10, no flash, no addons. I'm talking about the third icon in the animation well "Generate code". You're right regarding the downloads! I must be super silly or this is s
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by notum 10y ago
Now if the word "sparingly" just rotated a little bit I think that note would have more impact. A touch of a shadow wouldn't hurt either. A nice scale-in intro effect would really tie this together and add weight to your mess

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