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7y ago
I'm surprised it's not more common for phones to support two sims and have an almost dual boot like separation of them (more like desktop computers having multiple user accounts)
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7y ago
What is the value of this over a checklist?
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7y ago
Duckduckgo.com has a consistent experience in both browsers :) that's what I use on FF mobile.
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7y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm no longer US based, so it's not about me travelling.
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7y ago
Love privacy.com, but I can't seem to use it outside the US :(
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7y ago
Yes but can I remove the ladder from the swimming pool while people are swimming?
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7y ago
That's like asking why do I have so many outfits in my closet. I choose my JavaScript framework based on what I have going on that day, what sort of mood I'm in, and how sassy I'm feeling.
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7y ago
Woops
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> You should use a data lake for analytic purposes, not for collaboration between operational systems. When operational systems collaborate they should do this through services designed for the purpose, such as RESTful HTTP calls, or asy
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For what it's worth I waited until they supposedly fixed the sticky keys issue, and got the new model last year. And within a few weeks my keys were stickingi anyway. Just going to leave that extra i in the last sentence for effect...
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7y ago
But the article says you have to run the release on the same OS/version that you built it on. So if you're running it on alpine, won't you need to build it on alpine, which suggests you'll need to configure your Dockerfi
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7y ago
After changing the username, couldn't they change the email address too?
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> 5) Ask yourself, what will happen if you lose both your laptop and your phone at once? Yes! For example, if you're robbed on your way home from work, and they take your laptop and your mobile.
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Omg you're kidding me
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Maybe the attacker simply changed your username after gaining access, paving way for them to register a new account in that name.
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7y ago
https://github.com/choojs/choo
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7y ago
Loved the writing of this article!
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7y ago
Very intrigued. The things that threw me off were: 1. It would be great if you could give an example of what the fees look like. For instance, borrowing £100 for 30 days costs £5 or something. Sounds like I have to sign up and load money in
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I would have been excited if these were open integration points; instead it's just allowing you to connect your various walled gardens together :(
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Darn, it's not available in the UK :(
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Perhaps the problems you're describing are symptoms of an underlying fear of vulnerability, something nearly everyone has at some level. Advice for confidence tends to go in the direction of "fake it till you make it," and &q
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I was really hoping they would take advantage of also housing the code to mediate some of the trust issues we've seen in npm: specifically, being able to prove a binary was generated from this source code. Although I imagine that'
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Thought this was gonna be about elixir
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Very creative. Love the idea of using gsheets as the back-end so you can leverage the power of spreadsheets (which were basically designed for use cases like aggregating transactions!)
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This happened to me, had to return them :(
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Oh thank god. I thought for a moment there the chimp could figure it out but I couldn't.
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7y ago
Love this! I would totally use this if there were more cities in there. FYI the `<article>` panel doesn't scroll on firefox
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Here's one approach: 1. Document all datasets at their sources of record 2. Setup jobs to dump their data into an S3 bucket (daily, hourly, whatever makes sense). Use IAM to lock down access if necessary. 3. Setup AWS Athena to give yo
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8y ago
Hi everyone! Just a friendly reminder that as a community of largely white, highly educated, [male]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=591309 ) [millennials]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2175588 ),
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8y ago
not if your computer's off tho
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