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Wait isn’t this the villain at the end of the incredibles? https://pixar.fandom.com/wiki/The_Underminer
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5y ago
The best is the 50 cent check in the mail… literally the postage cost more to deliver the return check.
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I believe this was following 911… I recall during grad school the phd student I worked with has to return to Thailand but only because the changes made as a result of 911… pretty sure it was easier pre 911… is that right or am I mis remembe
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5y ago
As fellow Twilio user who did not receive this email - I think you should follow their advice… it’s of course possible they sent to you in error…
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5y ago
I am pretty sure I’ve seen that video but interesting to note from my vacation in the Bahamas- that video is being censored… [edit] just the YouTube version
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5y ago
2 layer and 5mil boards
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5y ago
I’m on the east coast but checking out LPKF seems pretty good thanks!
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5y ago
Yes use jlcpcb regularly but it’s about 2 weeks turn around with shipping… the super swift option to me seems slower the jlcpcb… 5 business days compared to 2 ? Also 10x cost This is why I’m thinking something like voltera one - since it’s
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Ask HN: Making PCB from home best option?
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Well I actually really love it… I’m an amateur with electronics but my latest designs using USB-C has made it possible to have a string of multi color leds connected and not worry about whether the port is for input or output which IMO is t
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5y ago
Regarding flat - theme movement… it was iOS7 that my daughter 3 was happily able to use her new iPad running iOS6 when I set her up and she could press play on her show. Then one morning we had her in the stroller and taking a walk and I h
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Pretty confident in the US since at least 2002 - after aol, sprint and others got in big trouble it’s been super illegal to not allow people to cancel
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It was much harder to start in 2000 compared to 1990… it’s always the same every year it’s not harder it’s just harder to see compared to what you can look back to understand… the same is true today as it was yesterday and should be tomorro
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5y ago
My favorite movie because - definitely gonna need then universe juice!
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Twilio Voice Outage
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It’ll be great to see these launch on broomsticks. In all seriousness, I wonder if this ends up saving or costing oneweb … I guess they really don’t have much bargaining power in this case so kind of curious…
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5y ago
I think it’s good. I have a policy not to work with vendors who don’t implement two factor for their login. And I look down on vendors that implement it only via email or sms… it’s quick and easy way to ensure secure access…
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5y ago
This is so advertiser spending money can report back which ads worked or not. Google has the same thing it’s a gclid. Both of these are well documented features for search ads and display ads to securely communicate a conversation event b
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5y ago
SharedWorkers are in safari now as a feature you can toggle on in settings on iOS
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It’s software not magic. We focus on the happy path … there is rarely maligned intent here it’s just a matter of focus… I’d say if gdpr did any good it was in forcing many to be like fine we’ll devote resources to deleting data we’d otherw
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5y ago
I think this means SharedWorkers are not too far behind. Pretty sure I saw a issue tracker indicating maybe SharedWorkers had been restored in a nightly build?
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And 4+ years added to find out what it finds. Also a very high speed camera that can maybe capture something interesting once you get to your destination because I don’t think it can arrive and stop… it’ll just buzz past at 20% speed of li
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How often are laws like this really changed in a time window that benefits innovation? A flexible phone that wraps around your wrist - how will that battery be feasibly replaced? Again I’m all for repairing hardware and replacing batterie
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You should just not allow any IP to access your server to begin with… have a list of trusted IPs - this and only allow public / private key access with a second factor device and I think you should be good…
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This seems good on the surface… but imagine you are designing a new piece of hardware… add this to the list of many “good things” that maybe won’t be great in 20 years from now when a new technology doesn’t fit the mold… I’m all for being a
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5y ago
How does it compare to other illnesses?
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Liquid is more like php that you can safely expose to end user for building email templates, page content etc… it enables developer to expose objects as what it calls drops. These can either contain simple properties or more complex functi
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Yes which was very different from what we did after ww1
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In 1930s and following world war 1… did the measure to punish Germany not result in world war 2? Don’t get me wrong, I’m very pro we should do more to help Ukraine … I feel good when I hear oligarchs are losing their super yachts… and I do
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5y ago
I disable all browser extensions- I don’t trust them… I figure it’s more likely for the browser extension to be compromised then the browser itself or the few sites I visit …
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