tobltobs

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by tobltobs 10y ago
Please HN give us a filter for newly created accounts in heated threads so we don't have to read those trash troll comments like this one.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
You somehow manage to confuse referendums with e-voting.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> this is on a similar level of trust as the question about whether your paper vote is actually counted by some volunteer or just scraped. No, if you don't trust that your paper vote is actually counted you could stay in the electio
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I don't think that extracting the text from a JS page is the hard part. Linking it to a page URL is difficult.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Is there any reason to keep maintaining a website for users without Javascript enabled? The search engine robots. They might be able to crawl your JS site, but I wouldn't bet my business on that.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Oh and in this case it wasn't a question of frugality, but scaling. Just throw 95% of all applications into the bin before even reading them. That scales as good and you don't look so awful.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
and apparently auto renewal wasn't enabled.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I guess you mean in the best case scenario and with a solved ultimate disposal problem for the nuclear waste.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
One of the standard arguments of nuclear power supporter is that radioactive materials exist naturally in soil and rock, therefore the additional radiation caused by by nuclear waste is neglect able. Is there any reason why nuclear power s
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A fast image processing library with low memory needs(github.com)
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> When I write Javascript I don't feel like I need an IDE Isn't it more like that with Javascript an IDE can't help you much anyway.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
The AWS free tier is useless imho. If the thing you want to test fits into the AWS free tier then a AWS or GCloud solution would be overkill anyway.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Pick one possible advantage ("should be denominated in British Pounds") and discard all obvious disadvantages (energy costs, rent)?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
"pretty old" is an embellishment in this case. They run the OLDEST nuclear reactor of the world. To repeat it, one of the richest countries of the world runs the oldest nuclear reactor in the middle of central Europe. If this one
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I did read this whole article because I was really curious which arguments would be used. And everything I could find was this BS.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
And don't forget those buttons with round corners. /s
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by tobltobs 10y ago
That is the Pattaya font on Dply, which itself is a version of Lobster, which was/is a very popular font for Logos and websites. You will be very busy if you accuse every project which uses Lobster to be a ripoff of Diply. What do you
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Not wasting customers marketing budgets == Silencing ?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
It hasn't anything to do with Boycotting. It is just that some advertisers don't wanna pay to have their adverts shown next to those gross discussions.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
For example if you have a very special user model or you need object level permissions. Django supports to customize the user model to some extend and you can integrate an object level permission system, but depending on your needs Djangos
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by tobltobs 10y ago
And don't forget those buttons with round corners. /s
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> pays much worse than US for SWE. Might make sense to include the cost of living into your calculation, wouldn't it? > Also if you are a US citizen you have to pay US taxes on everything over 100k. I would guess that every count
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Be aware that if you are looking for a job in a EU country you have a disadvantage against other job candidates from a EU country. Most countries have a quota for non-EU work visa, whereas there is no so thing for employees from an EU count
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Included in the builds. Russian citizens download and install specially crafted builds instead of the officials ones? Are they forced, or do they they trust those FSB builds more? > The traffic will stay inside of infrastructure con
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> most of the VPN standards What VPN standards are you talking about?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I guess everbody wants to know now how those certificates are included in Russian citizens browsers. Care to enlighten us? And while you are at it you could also tell us how this regulation > make it more difficult for the US to spy on R
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I believe this new gTLD registries will manage it to finally sink their own boat. They are behaving so greedy that this new gTLD will never become popular. But then it wont take long until the first registries will close shop and this will
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by tobltobs 10y ago
This is from another article [1] about the “Yarovaya package": > Finally, any online service (including social networks, email, or messaging services) that uses encrypted data is now required to permit the Federal Security Service (
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Apple and Oranges. You still can transfer the data out of Russia, you just have to "give" them a copy.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Creating a LinkedIn clone is trivial Sure, but reaching a critical mass isn't. And for Russian freelancers looking for work outside of Russia a Russian LinkedIn isn't helpful. Maybe the problems with this regulation will be m

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