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421.
by rawling 4y ago
(Too late to edit but I hope this doesn't come across as more condescending than I meant. I really thought there was more to this that I couldn't see.)
422.
by rawling 4y ago
Well, yes, but my brain immediately went "it's a piece of paper" and I tried to figure out what the illusion was.
423.
by rawling 4y ago
> > https://youtu.be/jb29X2SrgDM > Expected Kokichi Sugihara to be represented as always, not disappointed. I will have to try and replicate this one as well. I really don't see this one
424.
by rawling 4y ago
And you... changed port covers when you moved the robot?
425.
by rawling 4y ago
Some discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32678839
426.
by rawling 4y ago
I'm sure I've see on here something that does not just that, but also remembers what it just did so when you play your next notes it doesn't jump to a different tuning.
427.
by rawling 4y ago
Would that not just manifest as... you feel like you're out of tune, so you adjust minutely?
428.
by rawling 4y ago
Can't D# and D# be two different notes too, depending on what key you're in? Hell, doesn't this apply to the white keys too?
429.
by rawling 4y ago
I tried to link to a four-day old posting of this same article but I guess HN just bumped it.
430.
by rawling 4y ago
UK, ordered Mexican on Deliveroo from a new place, turned up. QR code on the bag led to a Linktree that just linked 3 delivery services. No other internet presence. Drove past the address from Deliveroo on my way home and it was a row of sh
431.
by rawling 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32560536
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by rawling 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32552137
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by rawling 4y ago
> Not only that, but if you asked ruby to represent the epoch in Berlin with “%s %z“, it did it correctly: > DateTime.parse('1970-01-01T01:00:00 +0100').strftime('%s %z') => "0 +0100" Does that mean th
434.
by rawling 4y ago
There is a rules tab! And the code looks to be here: https://github.com/drewblaisdell/conway/blob/master/core/gri... It's 8 years old!
435.
by rawling 4y ago
iOS and Android both have equivalent "bad" webviews that can be tampered with and "good" webviews that can't. Instagram on Android uses the "bad" one.
436.
by rawling 4y ago
Couldn't you just proxy everything through a host you own?
437.
by rawling 4y ago
A couple other suggestions, although still not certain: > Use for "small boat" is first recorded 1670s, probably from a phrase similar to "vessels of small craft" and referring either to the trade they did or the seam
438.
by rawling 4y ago
I would guess that a satellite can literally just have a TX radio on this module, so as long as you trust it to have been built and launched securely it can't be tampered with by anyone without space capability? Whereas a server on the
439.
by rawling 4y ago
Yeah, but I don't see how en passant helps with this. If you can get them en passant by going diagonally, you can get them normally by going sideways, but they'd have just taken you instead of passing in the first place...
440.
by rawling 4y ago
Why do kings need en-passant?
441.
by rawling 4y ago
> Perhaps the apex of this creative fatigue was Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which underwent extensive reshoots but didn’t have enough of an effects budget to cover that new footage adequately. As a result, the effects in
442.
by rawling 4y ago
A bit of undigested beef. A blob of mustard.
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by rawling 4y ago
The other-people's-apps-opening-your-site-in-their-custom-webview-and-adulterating-it problem doesn't go away if you onboard with Apple, build an app & register your domain for Universal Links. The custom webview is quite capa
444.
by rawling 4y ago
Gmail may do that, but Android still offers developers "a webview that is basically a detached Chrome tab" and "a webview that you control and add your own chrome around". Instagram offers me a UI that looks quite differ
445.
by rawling 4y ago
If a native app has as much control over the webpage as it seems to, I'd be surprised if it's not able to strip the header. Or point through a proxy that strips it, and ignore the ensuing HTTPS errors, or some other workaround.
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by rawling 4y ago
> Proponents of native apps would also likely say: “If you had your own native app, this problem would be solved, because you can register a link handler that will automatically open all soundslice.com URLs in your native app.” I believe
447.
by rawling 4y ago
Yes, Google Maps probably tracks your usage of Google Maps. But when you click through to a location's website, it doesn't open that in a local webview and track how you use their website. Whether Chrome tracks how you use it...
448.
by rawling 4y ago
Apps that use html for their UI and JS hooks to trigger touch ID, access the keychain etc.
449.
by rawling 4y ago
In the bed of pickups, maybe?
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by rawling 4y ago
These are both in OP's puzzle collection, or at least in the android app.

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