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   by reustle 7y ago

   I'm really afraid to click one of those links on mobile. Does it just spawn 100 new tabs?
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   by reustle 7y ago

   If not insurance, then what is your 22% cut going towards, exactly? > I wanted to personally respond to let you know that we are fixing this and making them whole- and then some. So are you saying you're "making them whole&quot
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   by reustle 7y ago

   Could you elaborate on the ads? Those seem unnecessary.
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   by reustle 7y ago

   Tokyo Metropolis, which Tama Ward falls under, has roughly 14 million people. Greater Tokyo has 39 million.
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   by reustle 7y ago

   They drive golf carts* I've been to a couple golf cart communities in Florida and they are actually pretty cool for retirement
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   by reustle 7y ago

   This machine seems far overcomplicated. Also, the dish at 00:50 in the video had a visible dirt spot after cleaning.
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   by reustle 7y ago

   TIL it's now a native option. Thanks! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/127591/using-caps-lock-a...
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   by reustle 7y ago

   Fantastic! I've been trying to build something similar for https://TokyoTech.com , but keep fighting with how to display larger content. Once something solidifies, I'll release it on GitHub too. Would love to add suppo
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   by reustle 7y ago

   It seems like most of those are a non-issue if you aren't working on a Microsoft stack.
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    by reustle 7y ago

    Reminder that you should avoid what3words. Still unfortunate that some governments fell into using them. https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2019/03/why-bother-with-what-three-... > The algorithm used to generate the
11. 491.▲
    by reustle 7y ago

    I really hate that transferwise essentially requires me to use Plaid, yet they don't support RSA keys!
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    by reustle 7y ago

    Formatting: * 108 M1A2 Abrams tanks - US$2 billion * 1,240 TOW anti-tank missiles - US$299 million * 409 Javelin missiles - US$129 million * 250 stinger missiles - US$223 million
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    by reustle 7y ago

    I would love to see a game like RuneScape but with a built in "script manager". It would be sandboxed from your machine for security, but promote building little scripts to help you play the game. It would be ideal in a non-pvp ga
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    by reustle 7y ago

    Maybe we'll see a WeChat OS? :)
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    by reustle 7y ago

    For those of you ready to fall down this rabbit hole, I've created this just for you: http://Japanology.tv Pull requests / data updates welcome :)
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    by reustle 7y ago

    Sounds like the perfect time to transition to a "`Works with Nest` to `Works with Google Assistant` Conversion Consultant"
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    by reustle 8y ago

    That was the joke actually
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    by reustle 8y ago

    Why only wireless internet from space? Will they provide a wired option in the future too? (Edit: this was a wires to space joke)
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    by reustle 8y ago

    If I understand correctly, the biggest problem was that google was hosting the cached amp pages. If this instead sends the user to your own domain, viewing your content which just happens to be hosted elsewhere, does that solve the primary
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    by reustle 8y ago

    People already have VS Code running in the browser, so I don't think it's a stretch to see official support (or a fork) for highly responsive editing in the browser.
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    by reustle 8y ago

    All you really want to know is at the very end of the article > “The reason we need those specific Compaq laptops is that they run a bespoke CA card which installs into them,” a fellow from MSO told me. “The CA card is an interface betwe
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    by reustle 8y ago

    (sorry, I'm not well versed in some of these things) Would it make sense for React to start using this native web-component at some level moving forward, to improve efficiency ? Maybe another library will replicate most of Reacts featu
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    by reustle 8y ago

    I've been in the tech community in Asia for 5~ years and traveled a lot around the area including to Singapore. The engineers I've met definitely do not want to move to Singapore.
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    by reustle 8y ago

    Ignoring the noise, politics, and financial feasibility of this, we sure are living in the damn future.
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    by reustle 8y ago

    Similar project yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19607169
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    by reustle 8y ago

    For me, I've always felt that CMD+tab was faster and easier than turning my head. My eyes can only look at one thing at a time anyway.
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    by reustle 8y ago

    I recently got back into it after many years on flask. Free admin, user accounts, and rest API (django-rest-framework) makes building things so quick and enjoyable.
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    by reustle 8y ago

    A developer at Pipdig wrote these lines of code and shipped it, I wonder how they felt. foreach ($tables as $table) { $wpdb->query("DROP TABLE $table"); }
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    by reustle 8y ago

    I recently started working with Django after not using it for almost 10 years. It's really wonderful how nice it is to get projects up and running so fast, and the Python community is stronger than ever. There are many integrations wit
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    by reustle 8y ago

    I've found that a lot of that horrifically boring work could easily be optimized or automated, but the old pensioners have little inventive to budge.