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Ah, I remember Chantal, I used to devour her blog [0] documenting her transition to Swiss culture/etc. I used to be crazy about Zurich and wanted to move there, but 2 years of Germany convinced me I will never get used to the German cu
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> There is no rear radar and the rear camera data is not processed. Erm (not a radar but cameras + CV/ML) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUw_DMaQ264
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10y ago
I have to change my CC settings every damn couple of days because they revert to the same white-on-white 400% bullshit. So thanks for that.
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10y ago
1st comment on the article > there are among even the most terrifying of targeted massacres such as during the regime of pol pot or the misery of rwanda nothing comparable to the holocaust. Jewish children were being hanged from windows
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10y ago
I have the same series, but 22" and 1440p. Best cheap external display I ever bought. edit: I can't find it but it's similar to this, except with touch controls http://www.dell.com/ed/business/p/
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10y ago
> I'm curious though, will this be eventually ported to JavaScript? Here's a similar but seemingly dead project: http://gridstylesheets.org/
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In Romania it's well known that we used to burn down our crops and poison the wells before the Turks or Ottomans would come.
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10y ago
An alternative is to generate a bunch of recovery keys, encrypt the PGP key pair with each of them, and store the result (but not the recovery keys). If you go for the 1 password solution this should be a no brainer, but still way too compl
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10y ago
We had this at Lavaboom (German encrypted email, bankrupt) 2 years ago. Our designer came up with this idea, I initially wanted to implement the classic 2 password design. The tricky bits are (1) explaining to the users that they can't
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10y ago
Can we all take a minute to appreciate how shit Twitter is at consuming complex conversations like this? It's shameful when something like Imgur (as bad as it is technically) has a comment system that's light-years ahead in terms
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10y ago
After working at an encrypted/private email service, this is my cup of tea. However, I'd like to go off-topic and point out that the comic looks fantastically well drawn: http://peppercarrot.com/en/article383&
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10y ago
Oh, no, people's freedom is being jeopardised? That's terrible, BBC. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/11/30/investigatory_powers...
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10y ago
Found the archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20160820154914/http://www.minimal...
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10y ago
Wait, that's Andrew Kim?! I love that guy, this is fantastic news. http://minimallyminimal.com/
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10y ago
I've heard [1] very good things about The Habit [2] 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wduZHtRbSkY 2: http://www.habitburger.com/
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10y ago
I've been using Google Flights exclusively since it was released, I love the UX.
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10y ago
Wow so many comments about the Benny Hill music. I for one love that Elon Musk's quirky sense of humour. So many people take themselves far too seriously.
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10y ago
Silly idea that will never happen, but imagine Google and Microsoft* working together on Android and it becoming actually open (i.e. not a tool to protect google search on mobile) and easily targetable by Java, C#, Go, etc. apps. From a tec
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10y ago
You beat me to it. One of my favorite videos ever (more https://goo.gl/o0zYbu ), puts a lot of stuff into perspective.
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10y ago
Wow – your art (and website, by the way) looks amazing!
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Similar, in Python, using rudimentary CLI controls (it was a take-home test). https://github.com/andreis/bchw
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Depends on the station. Go to the station page and check out the streaming options. Example: http://somafm.com/sonicuniverse/ AAC: 64k 32k MP3: 192k 128k
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Thank for the recommendation. I created an iTunes playlist with all the SomaFM stations, in the highest bitrate available. (File > Library > Import Playlist) https://gist.github.com/andreis/bae8432469f59bc7287fe72
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10y ago
I'm in the same boat. You do have to reboot to install system updates though. I've developed a habit of always setting system volume at the minimum (non-zero) possible when plugging in headphones, so that if I need to restart the
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10y ago
I'm back on emacs after a couple of (fun) months with vim, and one of the things I miss is smooth scrolling in terminal. Enabling mouse in vim is enough for the scrolling to work pretty great in iterm2, while in emacs (also in iterm2)
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I've been a Scaleway user for a very long time (I cancelled recently in an effort to cut frivolous personal expenses). Their cheapest offerings are very slow, but they are perfect if you're looking for something extremely cheap, d
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10y ago
Great work! Congrats on finishing a side project, that's the hardest part. :) I look forward to seeing it on the Play Store.
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I think "competitive" (i.e. solving algorithmic challenges for fun) coding really gives you some insight into how to write code that's short and to the point. The user with the most reputation on LeetCode, for example, consis
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The hardware is great, especially given the price, but I've never seen so many weird bugs and glitches (it's my first Android phone, funny enough). I've repeatedly had photos not saved, or corrupted, or otherwise other stuff
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10y ago
Twitter and GitHub have been down for me for a while now.
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