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5y ago
But all HN users know what Facebook is. And outage of this scale is rare and interesting.
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5y ago
The OP's title is incorrect. This doesn't detect deepfakes, it serves for people to watermark their images in a way that are hard to remove by conventional ML approaches.
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5y ago
I see both, all the time (where relevant). I understand the hate, so I tend to forget it. Justifying the horrible user experience for cost or "without electron the app wouldn't exits" is something I don't agree with and
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5y ago
Not for me (Mars works)
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5y ago
Isn't this included in FF by default? At least I use it and don't see it in my extensions. Only thing I'm missing is automatic containers for certain domains (as it works with FB).
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5y ago
It's a very common thing to steal. Lots of iron. That's why they use concrete-filled ones. That's why they are stamped so a scrapyard can be checked (or alert authorities).
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5y ago
e.g. a compiler But yeah, I think I've seen questions like that for an intern positions. It's basically a "have you ever seen this language?" to weed out people quickly.
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5y ago
This happens to me all the time in Messenger. Just locally though. Like if I sent an image and delete it from the phone, the app shows some other random image instead.
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5y ago
I've been using MB Pro for almost 4 years now and I still miss-click those stupid half-keys. It's a no go for me too.
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5y ago
I don't feel like this could help you find the mushrooms. More like it can predict when they will grow in the places you know they could grow at? Would love to see an animation over time after season. Or perhaps you could do that on ol
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5y ago
Jira (ticketing system - all text) is like 30 MB on first download, most of it javascript. It also barely runs on 2017 MB Pro.
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5y ago
Can't find any free plan either now. I guess they just discontinued them and are not upgrading existing accounts.
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5y ago
I'm not talking about gmail. This post is about hosting an email with your own domain.
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5y ago
Isn't Google free? Perhaps with certain limitations... I know I never paid for email.
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5y ago
That could have something to do with it. I've ordered from India before when I wanted a dual sim android. Local stock for that model was single sim only. Looked at gsmarena now and indeed most models have dual-sim versions (as well as
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5y ago
No, most aren't.
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5y ago
Is the sauce that I get in every Asian restaurant not the same Sriracha? edit: clicked on the link, it seems to be that one, I think?
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5y ago
It might be that work worth the equivalent of $769 is required to get a point?
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5y ago
No, in most SaaS environments bigger customers are more expensive to maintain. They are harder to shard or migrate when you need to keep their data accessible, linked, etc... That's why there are limits in the first place and the don&#
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5y ago
I absolutely hate the web dev community. Any HTML or JS related question was answered by "just use jquery" for maybe a decade.
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5y ago
> because they are not taking security seriously? I don't think is necessarily the case. You can take security seriously, but there are limits, and you have to balance the effort with the willingness of someone breaching your safegu
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5y ago
Opera was fast and stable, especially with more tabs open. Way into the Chrome era too. Too bad Google used it's monopoly to drive other browsers to death. Only Firefox survived really.
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5y ago
It was a relatively new hw, MB Pro 2017. No issues with other browsers.
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5y ago
For true old Opera experience there's Otter. https://otter-browser.org/ But it's being developed by a very small community, and probably can't keep up, haven't tried it in a while.
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5y ago
I really tried to like Vivaldi, and it could be a good browser, but is so unbearably slow. The whole UI is unresponsive. Opening a new tab can take almost a second. Price for javascript apps I guess. edit for clarification: This was on OSX,
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5y ago
There is no "if". SpaceX has planned missions and contracts for many more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inspiration4
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5y ago
I don't know, does it look bad for Elon Musk to not go on SpaceX private flights? I would say it doesn't change much.
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5y ago
The Blue Origin "tourist rocket"[1] uses hydrogen as a fuel and oxygen as an oxidizer, so there are no direct emissions or pollutants. In general you are of course right. The top 1% will slightly increase their already large carbo
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5y ago
If I use mouse to navigate webapges, the most used actions would be back/foward stop/reload (it took them maybe a decade to combine this into one action) and the address bar. Makes sense these actions would be close together, righ
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5y ago
Not too long ago Slack supported IRC gateways, with limited features of course.
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