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pg5
5y ago
Doesn't Reddit use Mux? Reddit's video player is atrocious. I'm not sure whether it is the fault of Reddit or Mux though.
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On a similar note, I've found so many items on Amazon are "review hijacked". You'll see 5 star reviews, but when you look at the actual reviews, they are all for a different product. They sold some simple product with go
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pg5
5y ago
Hate to say it, but deepfake audio and video are already pretty convincing (though post processing is needed)
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5y ago
Helium has practical uses - a cheaper alternative to cellular data for stuff like Lime scooters.
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5y ago
This is not a good comparison, because an NFT gives you neither legal ownership nor physical access to the item it is for. For digital items, NFTs don't even provide the actual file.
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5y ago
What if the disks are mini sawblades?
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I'm assuming this is a prototype and later versions will be more powerful. Have you seen the demolition ranch video for it? On max settings it was going through a medium sized pumpkin. I would not want to be on the receiving end of it.
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5y ago
I was working on a project where users can upload files, and I got frustrated by the lack of options for preventing my website from becoming a vector for spreading malware. My choices were to use something inadequate like ClamAV with it
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Show HN: A malware scanning API for file uploads
(demo.scanops.net)
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5y ago
Based on their cars, I was surprised to see BMW in this thread.
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5y ago
I have a Secura french press, and while it works well, I seem to have to use so much coffee to make a reasonably strong brew. I've been sticking to some no-name steel version of a Bialetti moka pot for a few years now.
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5y ago
This is true, but I also learned tons of subjects that I may not use for my job, but I appreciate and wouldn't have had the motivation to learn on my own. I don't know what dollar value I would assign that.
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5y ago
I can't blame them, considering how high bandwidth costs are for video.
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5y ago
It's super annoying when I accidentally move the cursor when clicking the touchpad buttons that are not physically separate. Why has this become the standard?
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5y ago
Have you been applying to "new grad"/"junior SWE"/"SWE engineer I" jobs from other places like LinkedIn and Glassdoor? Also, if you graduate in the fall (or before), there's no reason to be apply
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5y ago
Do you mean removing income tax or also sales tax, property tax, etc?
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I switched from Gmail to using a Microsoft O365 business subscription with my personal domain name. I don't like the UX or the fact I can't append +<any string> to my address to have infinite test emails, but at least I'
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5y ago
Someone I know who doesn't have and never has had an HBO account received one.
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5y ago
Sounds like webhooks, but horribly misused.
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5y ago
Is it really that bad that Microsoft pursues all the legal means for minimizing their corporate tax? Microsoft employees pay the same rates as we do. Also, most people in this thread are Microsoft shareholders, unless they have some unusual
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6y ago
Seems to only be an error page at the moment.
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6y ago
You could do single window screenshots and then use GIMP with some drop shadows.
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6y ago
Oof, here in the NC triangle, AT&T fiber is $60/mo for 1 Gbps.
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6y ago
Is there an article I'm supposed to be able read? I can't scroll past the title.