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by sequence7 8y ago
How come the title of the submission doesn't match the title of the post, is that intentional? Title of the actual linked article is 'A Web Design Crash Course: From one non-designer to another' which makes a lot more sense t
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by sequence7 8y ago
>> Here you describe NATO as a hostile force but it's clear that the countries joining NATO were wise to do so as a defense against a hostile Russia. > The cause and the effect. 'hostile Russia' is a result of NATO e
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by sequence7 8y ago
St Petersburg is well within NATO artillery range from Finland is your argument that Russia should annex Finland or that Finland shoud not be a member of NATO?
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by sequence7 8y ago
My argument is that the only reason Russia supports the Assad regime is for the benefit of its only foreign naval base. I don't claim that there is any malicious intent on the United States as far as that action is concerned.
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by sequence7 8y ago
I was addressing two separate points, the effect of liberal democracy on Russia and the NATO expansion being treated as a threat. I probably should have made that more clear.
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by sequence7 8y ago
Russia supports the Syrian regime because it contains the only Russian overseas naval base [1]. This is the same reason Russia anexed Crimea, which is now conveniently a Russian naval base. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by sequence7 8y ago
> But from Russia's perspective, why should it fully trust the West that was so recently its enemy, and when the attempted adoption of liberal democracy and capitalism in the 90s failed so spectacularly (Russia's GDP fell by a
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by sequence7 8y ago
Bitrise | Budapest, Hungary | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://bitrise.io Bitrise (YC W17) is a Continuous Integration and Delivery platform focusing on mobile development. We help developers to automate their every-day tasks so the
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by sequence7 8y ago
Bitrise | Budapest, Hungary | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://bitrise.io Bitrise (YC W17) is a Continuous Integration and Delivery platform focusing on mobile development. We help developers to automate their every-day tasks so the
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by sequence7 8y ago
Bitrise | Budapest, Hungary | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://bitrise.io Bitrise (YC W17) is a Continuous Integration and Delivery platform focusing on mobile development. We help developers to automate their every-day tasks so the
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by sequence7 9y ago
If you know it's uncalled for and frowned upon then please don't do it, you're just making HN worse for everyone.
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by sequence7 9y ago
I've been working on Fructika https://fructika.com for the last few months as a little side project. It's an app that helps you manage your fructose consumption (my partner suffers from fructose malabsorption). It&#x27
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by sequence7 9y ago
So it looks like one of two things has happened: 1) The British government have built AI tech capable of identifying extremist views in any video at the incredibly low price of £600000, doing what no other technology company in the world is
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by sequence7 9y ago
I'm a bit baffled by how you think turning kilograms into decigrams is 'a right royal pain', multiplying by 10000 seems pretty simple to me.
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by sequence7 9y ago
The rather awesome, cross-platform, Microcharts ( https://github.com/aloisdeniel/Microcharts ) is built on top of SkiaSharp.
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So are you doing Scrum or Kanban?(sequence7.net)
3 points by sequence7 9y ago|0 comments
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by sequence7 9y ago
Sorry about that, Ghost was applying some weird styling to the table. Should be fixed now :)
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So are you doing Scrum or Kanban?(sequence7.net)
3 points by sequence7 9y ago|2 comments
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by sequence7 9y ago
The support period for an iPhone is at least 3 years of regular patches and feature updates. Most Android phones on the market will have a 'support period' of 12 months if you're lucky. My point is that the roll-out of updat
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by sequence7 9y ago
I have a HTC 10, a flagship device that's barely a year old the fact that I now have to wait a couple a months for a patch to what is clearly a critical vulnerability is just ridiculous. The fact that anyone without a flagship device s
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by sequence7 9y ago
As an Android user is there any mitigation for this other than ditching my handset and switching to an iPhone or waiting (hopelessly) for a patch from my vendor. This really does highlight the absolute disaster zone that the Android handset
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by sequence7 9y ago
You could turn on Private Listening[0] at work, that way the boring background music won't affect your suggestions. [0] https://support.spotify.com/us/using_spotify/the_basics/how-...
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by sequence7 9y ago
While I know that there's not a lot of love out there for Microsoft OSes I'm pretty sad to be left to choose between the one true hardware/software combination from Apple or the wild west of the Android world.
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Microsoft finally admits Windows Phone is dead(theverge.com)
8 points by sequence7 9y ago|4 comments
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are cratering(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by sequence7 9y ago
The link's not working for me, google text only cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:g-C8yv4...
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by sequence7 9y ago
In Edge I'm getting the following error which means no diagram gets rendered: SCRIPT5007: Unable to get property 'ready' of undefined or null reference bundle.min.js (1,5413)
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Who invented e-mail? Inside Shiva Ayyadurai’s legal war against his critics(arstechnica.co.uk)
63 points by sequence7 9y ago|54 comments
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by sequence7 10y ago
No it doesn't, they proposed a 3rd party ad replacement back in 2016 it wasn't popular so it never happened. Please stop repeating this. Brave blocks ads by default it does not replace them.
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by sequence7 10y ago
Teams is built on top of Skype for Business/Lync, Groups and OneDrive for Business. Under the hood they're the same platform I'd expect that as Teams matures the ability to interoperate will improve

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