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by re 3y ago
Yes, sorry: the other piece is that NeverSSL wants to redirect to a new domain every time you visit to ensure that the page that you was actually loaded from the network and not from a cache, which a cached 301 to a fixed address wouldn&#x2
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by re 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35792149 The primary goal of NeverSSL is to be useful on networks with captive portals that intercept HTTP and block HTTPS (until you have signed in). The JavaScript redirect is at least
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by re 4y ago
Please re-read the top pinned comment by dang@. It sounds like you may be more interested in the discussion in the related thread that he linked.
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> You could own Amazon stock for less than $5 in 2007. That ignores the 2022 stock split. The price of AMZN ranged from $38 to $100 in 2007.
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The embedded video didn't play for me for some reason; here are a few on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-mWwOrIdjU (the embedded one) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lc72Uvq29U
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by re 4y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/comments/11q70iv/h...
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Yeah, looking at the source code, nothing is done to guarantee a unique solution when generating puzzles -- it just fills a grid randomly and then flips a coin for each square to decide if it's part of the solution. Now I'm curiou
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by re 4y ago
That's Mac OS 9, not System 7.5! Almost certainly a screenshot from an emulator though.
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Is that actually a decent answer, though, or does it just give the impression of one at first glance? The only truthful feature AFAIK is "priority access"; ad-free chatting, longer conversation sessions, and "customized respo
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> But he was slotted as an L4 Here's some context on that from Ryan: https://tinyclouds.org/residency It does not sound like a typical Google software engineer position or one where leveling is particularly signific
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They say "The speed of PocketPy is approximately 50% of CPython" so apparently the focus is a small implementation rather than performance. https://pocketpy.dev/performance/
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No need to open the Terminal. Hit Command-J in your Home folder to open the View Options window and choose "Show Library Folder". https://www.lifewire.com/os-x-is-hiding-your-library-folder-...
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by re 4y ago
Can I ask what you mean when you describe yourself as "a bodybuilder"? Does this mean that you participate in amateur/professional bodybuilding competitions?
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I'm responding to you in good faith in the hope that you will take this with an open mind, but now that I see the previous thread, I'm worried that you might not. I'm not sure if you saw this comment but I thought it was part
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by re 4y ago
The blog post reports it happening once, not every time. I'd agree that it would feel significantly worse/more suspicious if Apple's servers were contacted every time I previewed/opened a file.
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The author of the blog post makes a wild leap (from "A daemon connected to Apple's servers when I used QuickLook on a file" [paraphrased] to "Apple Has Begun Scanning Your Local Image Files Without Consent [...] Stock ma
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There are times when you want to know how much overflow occurred -- think of the way you learn to do multi-digit addition. There is a checked_add that returns an Option<T> if you only care about success/failure.
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by re 4y ago
> Crazy by Gnarls Barkely Starts and ends in the same key. There's some minor<->major mode shifting over the course of the song, but the tonic remains the same.
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It's not state law, whoever told you that is misinformed. It's just the policy of the store you go to (presumably QFC/Fred Meyer).
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It would be fascinating to see a visualization of how the accuracy of this method varies given parameters like latitude, time of day, time of year.
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Moof!
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One thing I remember fondly about Spectre (or one of its versions) is it coming with a first-person cyberpunk-style narrative about some protagonist character "rezzing" into the virtual tank world. As a kid, it was probably my fir
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Some English-language coverage: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/07/samsungs-repair-mode... https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-repair-mode-data-isnt... https://news.go
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by re 4y ago
This reminds me of something I've seen online where a short piece of writing is initially shown in an extremely abridged form, like "I made tea". Many of the words are clickable and are recursively expandable, repeated replac
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If you've played OOT64 before, I highly recommend watching the original twitch video (linked above by clarkrinker) before reading the theclick.gg article or watching any of the explainer YouTube videos, for the experience of seeing
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Another humorous example from the second page of that thread: > speaking of which, did anyone else who owns the 2e Wizard's Spell Compendium notice that the term "dawizard" appeared wherever "damage" should have
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by re 4y ago
medireview =~ s/review/eval/ Medieval is one of those words that I have never been able to remember how to spell, maybe this will be a mnemonic that sticks.
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I was curious what PowerPoint looked like in 1987 and found this video of someone exploring a sample presentation that came with it: https://vimeo.com/181999729
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The referenced NYTimes article about the author's lawsuit: https://archive.ph/0dwuK
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For writing portable, reliable tests for web browsers. > The web-platform-tests project is a cross-browser test suite for the Web-platform stack. Writing tests in a way that allows them to be run in all browsers gives browser projects co

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