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thewavelength
5y ago
Thanks, good to know! If I can't find any other solution I will think about this.
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Ask HN: iOS e-mail App with customizable “From” field?
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thewavelength
5y ago
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5 comments
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Ask HN: What are relevant books as of C++20?
9 points
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thewavelength
6y ago
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4 comments
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Ask HN: Why Is GitHub Pages Not Supporting IPv6?
2 points
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thewavelength
7y ago
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1 comments
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Ask HN: How do acquisitions work at FAANG?
1 points
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thewavelength
8y ago
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thewavelength
9y ago
Ads, most probably.
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thewavelength
9y ago
Technical question: when I send over my DNS requests to you (do I actually do that?), aren't those requests unencrypted going over the internet so everybody can sniff on which pages I visit?
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thewavelength
9y ago
The opening of the modal is being pushed to Browser history. This confuses me as I don't expect modals to be in the history. Is this caused the way it is achieved with CSS only or is this actually wanted?
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thewavelength
9y ago
As of my knowledge, you can log in to Skype without 2FA using an outlook.com-email-address even though it has 2FA enabled.
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thewavelength
10y ago
Wow, didn't know that the usage of Firefox is that low. Thanks for clarification - makes sense.
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thewavelength
10y ago
I still don't get it. Every page I try to contextify (wat) is looking like pasted in a 1999 WYSIWYG editor. How do you all get the correct styling etc with you? I'm using Firefox with uBlock and Disconnect. Example page: https:&#
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thewavelength
10y ago
Great design & feature set. Feedback: the navigation bar at the top is quite unusable from an UE point of view. The positions of the icons (and therefore the hovering position) change as the mouse hovers them. It is quite annoying. Also
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thewavelength
10y ago
Is there a way to embed multiple, independent DLLs into one host application with the possibility to reload/unload DLLs in .NET Core? I didn't find a way yet because .NET Core does not seem to support the AppDomain concept.
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thewavelength
10y ago
Anyway, the wallet was password protected. Still don't get it.
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thewavelength
10y ago
Does someone has also issues with heavy-loaded JavaScript pages, e. g. using React or Angular? It's a pain to use/scroll on those sites. The most awful website I know using it is Facebook. It is so damn laggy, even with uBlock an
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thewavelength
10y ago
Laughed at this one: styleElement.appendChild(document.createTextNode(styleContent.replace(/;/g, ' !important;')));
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thewavelength
10y ago
Lucky you. Even informatics students go further: 1. Type google.com into the address bar. They don't know that modern browsers can directly redirect search input to your favorite search engine. 2. Type the domain (including extension)
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thewavelength
10y ago
Iirc, in an update end of 2016 the full telemetry weapons have been pushed to W7 and W8 by default. All three OS now include the same level of telemetry. Just wanted to let you know.
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thewavelength
10y ago
Or you just simply have to accept the fact that congress is more than 100%-always-correct-scientific-talks but rather is about entertainment too. And that is a thing Rubin can bring to congress.
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thewavelength
10y ago
What is necessary to do this with C++? Is there a tutorial available on the web?
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thewavelength
10y ago
I wonder why they uploaded a special software which disallows any communication prior to the impact [1]. Why don't they just let Rosetta impact and have a look if it still works? Why is it necessary to shut it down to disallow command
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thewavelength
10y ago
Funny to see that some of the sponsors on the Let's Encrypt website are linked without https even though they offer https.
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thewavelength
10y ago
I see it coming: "Pay five bucks to get your message delivered in just ten minutes!"
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thewavelength
10y ago
Works for me.
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thewavelength
10y ago
The comment from bertilda-lovejoy just summarizes the first-world problems very well.
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thewavelength
10y ago
Does someone really wonder about that?
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How chat links and history work in Steam
(c9k.de)
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thewavelength
10y ago
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thewavelength
10y ago
Interesting idea but I wonder why this technique is stated new since it looks very easy and comprehensive to me just by reading some sentences. Is this really new or is this just a bloated message containing something that isn't that h
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Show HN: Easy access to next/previous first-level comments in large threads
(github.com)
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thewavelength
10y ago
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National (JavaScript) Security Agency
(nsa.gov)
48 points
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thewavelength
10y ago
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