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by rahkiin 10y ago
AFAIK you can make copies of your owned disks or rip them, legally, as long as you don't distribute. So ripping a cd to listen to it is fine. Now instead of ripping it, youngot yourself a copy online. You have already paid for the mate
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I think this is a very troublesome development. I was angry about the lies during the Brexit compaign and I am no UK citizen. I am still angry about all lies from Trump and Clinton and I am no US citizen. I wonder, how can we revert this? H
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I think it is square patches between textual content. They are everywhere on newssites. Also, 'sponsored content' as on twitter and facebook.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I think this is crazy. In the netherlands you take lessons and once the teacher thinks you will succeed you can take the practical exam. There is records available about the successrates per school so there is some healthy competition. You
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Or an IScannable and IPrintable interface (that is not the correct english word for 'something that can scan'..), and a Scanner implementing IScannable and deriving from PoweredDevice. And a copier deriving from PoweredDevice impl
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Don't eat animals. One problem solved. Might want to have some cows for milk and using their waste as fertilizer Edit: the not eating animals is not in a vegatarian way. I love meat. But if you want to fully sustain yourself on the sma
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by rahkiin 10y ago
How is uncle bobs best buddy allowed to give me lessons, if I am not allowed in the drivers seat, as I do not have a license yet? So you have to break the law first in order to be able to abide by it?
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by rahkiin 10y ago
You don't know who the user is until you verified the integrity of the JWT. Verifiying the integrity requires the secret. Your solution adds the dependency: the secret requires the user. It is cyclic, unsolvable without breaking a cons
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by rahkiin 10y ago
> The vulnerability was mentioned on the NGINX mailing list in July, 2013, by Jonathan Matthews. Wow, that is long ago. Why isn't this mitigated earlier? The attack is very simple.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
For me, disruption is the creation of a new product or service in a very well established market, that is very different than the established one. For example, Uber and the taxi world, AirBnB and hotels, DSC and Gilette. All have actual imp
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I think it is really interesting how I, in the netherlands, have an insurance of 80 euros per month with 700 euros out-of-pocket (yes, 700, not 7000).
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Would the USG require from the foreign government that the US can warrant on foreign sole as well?
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I disagree with Exibit 1. Apple Music came much later than Spotify, when paying a subscription fee for music (or movies/series) was much more accepted than when Spotify started. I don't think you should compare the two like this.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
What I readwas that those parties have said to Not go on the streets, but that erdogan-fans misread that (maybe intentionally) and tweeted about it, and retweeted, etc. Erdogan said to go on the streets. It is all a mess with propaganda, st
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by rahkiin 10y ago
In node and browser I mainly use 'console' debugging because of the async mess. Same when I need to know what branches are called etc. On native software I sometimes use breakpoints when stuff crashes. I don't think you miss
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Haha, no. But I browse HN on my phone.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
My mac often (once in about two weeks) freezes after trying to unlock. It just shows the load indicator. Need a hard kill to 'fix'. Don't know how to fix it. Note: I never shut my iMac down.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
The site works a bit awkward on my phone (iPhone 6), something with the width. Might want to debug that :)
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by rahkiin 10y ago
So I guess you do like most freelancers: you don't have insurances nor build any pension? So if you get hit by a car, you have nothing.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
As is shown with the decorator transpiling in both typescript and babel, it doesn't really matter if it never makes it to the spec: you can still use it using a compiler. I use it in my own production software and it is a real blessing
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I suggest naming it 'Scottledon'
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Professor Michael Dougan on the EU referendum, weeks before result(youtube.com)
2 points by rahkiin 10y ago|0 comments
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I do agree the west is more subtle. But aren't some westerners calling up 'getting rid of the islam/muslims' and that sorts? When does such qualify as hate speech? I just don't know :(
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by rahkiin 10y ago
If they join schengen, that includes all schengen countries. Also, not sure on this, but in your example, Spain would be negotiating with UK, while it is not allowed to (without the EU) as it is part of the EU.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I do love 'Docker' though.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I just thought of CLImax. Might be to sexually loaded though :(
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by rahkiin 10y ago
That first paragraph... What if you would replace 'the west' with 'the islam'? Let's replace 'terrorist organizations' with 'organizations with weapons'. Bear with me. Then it essentially says g
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Regarding the memory argument: better implementations of infinite scrolling, like Facebook, actually replace content with a single element of the same size when out of view, to decrease the DOM size. Content in and just around the viewport
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by rahkiin 10y ago
I think this response is mainly to discourage other countries from organizing a referendum soon... UK hasn't been nice in the past and they shouldn't come out of this better than when they were in, because then the EU would fall a
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by rahkiin 10y ago
/persons/23/edit would become PUT /persons/23, while create would be POST /persons.

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