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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
On MacOS there’s a native shortcut for pasting as plain text: Option+Shift+Command+V to paste text without any formatting. https://superuser.com/a/512502
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
The link is pointing to 0 content length page with no content type header so it behaves weirdly in for example Safari trying to download.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
> There isn't a single "This is what docker is for" 100% this. Choosing the right tool for the job, that's what distinguishes developers from engineers in my opinion. There is place for almost every tool be it leftpad
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
> They've effectively managed to recruit HN as front-line support, for free You're right. I didn't look at it this way.
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It's an unfortunate accident but I'll write down why I think it's good. > having countless hours of work be obliterated by an automated system without manual review (presumably) is terrifying The code in question was &quot
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It's a really nice and wholesome use of HackerOne. Nice that they acknowledged and awarded as opposed to some companies that try their best to push a security disclosure out of scope and not pay out a bounty [0] [1] [0]: https:/&
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Title is a little misleading. It should be "Employees ACTUALLY work less than 3 hours a day" or just quoting the first paragraph which is less sensational - "average employee is productive for less than 3 hours in an 8 hour w
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
While I understand you might be frustrated. It could be considered satire if you would substitute "Apple" with "Generic Windows Laptop OEM" and "MacBook Pro" with some plastic model of a windows laptop. What I&
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It might be cliche with AWS at this point but how much meta services does it have, as in services with sole purpose of maintaining your own aws account? Like Well Architected Tool/Framework, Trusted Advisor etc? I'm impressed that
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“Long story short: FBI let one of weleakinfo’s domains expire that they used for the emails/payments,” pompompurin wrote. “I registered that domain, & was able to [password] reset the stripe.com account & get all the Data. [It’
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Try Scandinavia. E.g. Finland or Denmark
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Yeah this is Italy, not a common law country. There aren’t precedents there
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
> if IT Law is precedent Common law as this system is referred to is specific to former British Empire colonies. So it never applies to continental Europe. [0] [0]: https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_law
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‚Meanwhile one of the architects of the GDPR, German MEP Axel Voss, last week called for the regulation to be updated to take into account developments such as blockchain technology...’ What does that have to do with personal data? Sounds l
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I think this article gives really specific information on what the accusations from Facebook are really about. Here are some meaningful quotes: > Most critically at stake for Facebook is what’s known as view-through conversions. This met
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Facebook is worried about “view-through conversions” in Apple's IDFA change(cnbc.com)
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
When I read comments about horror stories in this thread I gotta say I'm fairly removed from these problems since in our country we're mostly moving to paying via phone, virtual cards, sending transfers to a phone number and such.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I feel like US is really behind on federal ePrivacy and personal data regulations. Seems like CCPA is a step in the right direction but should be implemented on federal level.
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Here's the "Do not sell my data" form: https://www.t-mobile.com/content/t-mobile/corporate/privacy-... There is more opt-out links with different degree of opt-out on the top of the privacy pol
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
I still can't get over the autohiding of the toolbar feature in Google Meet. You cannot disable the autohide and it reflows the whole thing for no apparent reason. Usability is yet again at a loss. I loved this one comparison I read ab
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Different problems require different tool sets. The debate seems similar to some language comparison like JavaScript vs Go. There is a place for each - IDE and a Code Editor, Interpreted and Compiled - and for every problem - big corporate
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Only? Wow. When I juggle between vim, sublime, VS Code and PHPStorm/IDEA. I tend to come back to IDEA for any project bigger than a few files since the after the indexing the refactor, code analysis, search and auto import functionalit
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It does feel like the whole proctored exam concept is a gamification for micromanagers, it perfectly illustrates that the taught subject has worthless assessment if it relies on not having access to knowledge. The expectations have to be ad
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
> Unfortunately, this email got lost in my inbox and I didn’t see it until I went looking So the author didn't follow up on some debt he owed to Apple, he missed the email about it and it now complaining with a clickbait title that
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Facebook Messenger seems to be having issues across globe(downdetector.com)
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Yep great SEO Strategy and raising Brand awarness. Win-win for people searching. Find out about how to install nginx on Ubuntu and then memorize that next time you need a VM you go that blue website with great tutorials.
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. Nice to see you guys are so appreciative of feedback. Thanks for linking the issue I will probably track it now since I was not able to find the nomenclature to find it before. I will probably ask our company account m
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
Very welcome improvements in Code Review department. Really like the explicit Viewed checkbox (even though I noticed that the bolding in the sidebar with the file tree tried to solve the same problem) and really nice with the suggestions. M
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by sdfhbdf 6y ago
It must have been a weird coincidence but I listened to a few episodes for your podcast and I've actually heard about boring technology in 100% of episodes I listened to
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It isn't illegal to jailbreak these. Just if you want the convince, security, ecosystem, support you can expect to also in the same price point start supporting all the possible malware you will be able to sideload to your car, tractor

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