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by rohan1024 6y ago
Why so rude? You can't blame OP for Google's decisions.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
What's worst is the black screen in between the channel switch. If you used to watch TV with your lights off, you now stop doing that.
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Tell HN: You can also use this url to reach Hacker News(hacker.news)
1 points by rohan1024 6y ago|2 comments
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Is this built in Flutter?
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Tiktok at this point should also sell their India business to Microsoft. It would make sense for Microsoft because their are millions of people in India who want TikTok back but don't want China associated with it. Also, I don't t
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by rohan1024 6y ago
A fun way to access WordNet hosted by dict.org nc dict.org 2628 DEFINE wn hacker Don't think it's open though.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Can anyone tell me why we do not have a mechanism like SSH keys to authenticate to websites? Genuinely curious.
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Ask HN: Why progressive image loading is not used on web?
1 points by rohan1024 6y ago|0 comments
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by rohan1024 6y ago
This. I know C, C++ implementations are efficient but to see python implementation of this makes it lot easier to understand. > You don’t implement any code to do the actual decompression and decoding This is also true in case of face r
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by rohan1024 6y ago
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by rohan1024 6y ago
> each broadcast domain a /64, leaving a remaining 64 bits for clients to just randomly make up addresses as they wish. What's the use of this especially when the prefix is dynamic? Two major cellular ISPs in India hand out dyn
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by rohan1024 6y ago
On reconnection got a 56.x ip so USPS as well.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
So if UK DOD chooses to publicly advertise someday my Internet will break. Good to know.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Its still true though my public IP is 157.x.x.x while behind NAT it's 25.x.x.x 25.x is assigned to UK defence ministry as per the thread. Any ideas?
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Strange public IPv4 address assigned behind NAT (2019)(broadbandforum.co)
85 points by rohan1024 6y ago|88 comments
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Behind double NAT without a router. With router it's triple. Its nuts.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Someone needs to create an app so awesome that the only way to join it is to contribute to it. Hopefully that will happen in my lifetime.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Jokes on you, my ISP has double NAT and I'm pretty sure 1000s are sharing my IP. Good luck finding what I download. Sadly it's also the same thing that I absolutely hate about my ISP.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
I think this blog does what you expect > Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say http
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by rohan1024 6y ago
This is great! Just for test I searched for "python read command output without check_output" and Runaroo has more relevant search than Google. Runaroo: https://www.runnaroo.com/search?term=python+read+command+out.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
For time being. It was never improved and was lacking in some aspects and now videos won't open on it but the new mobile website. It's just a matter of time before they scrap i.reddit.com
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by rohan1024 6y ago
>every action with website is traceable. Traceable but not the kind of access an app has. Traceability can be spoofed not the data that app is reading from your device. No website is ever going to ask your contacts permission to proceed
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Most routers support guest network. You do have to share the password manually. Any new device on my network other than my own logs on to guest network.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Microsoft Access is decades old and no one seems to have improved on that. Microsoft FrontPage was also on same lines. Why we are not abstracting CRUD away like everything else? Is it because engineers are happy creating CRUD apps?
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by rohan1024 6y ago
I can't believe we still don't have a standard tool that lets a user design a CRUD application right from server back-end to front-end.
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Fuchsia?
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by rohan1024 6y ago
You may also like hnblogs on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/hnblogs
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Physics is the problem that nature has thrown at us. Technology problems are something that we create to solve real problems. Unfortunately, we lost the real problem solving part somewhere and the biggest technological problem we have now i
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Their is already a distributed web version running here https://dweb.archive.org/details/home Not sure how it works though and IPFS shows red status?
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by rohan1024 6y ago
Hey if you are starting with Android development, take a look at http://flutter.dev

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