toni

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   by toni 10y ago

   Yet, Mozilla is going to end Firefox mainline support for Win XP in about 4 months[1]. [1] http://www.ghacks.net/2016/09/27/firefox-53-no-support-for-w...
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   by toni 10y ago

   The reason for that warning is the fact that when you add a certificate that is not trusted by Android, it goes into the personal cert store. When you add a cert in the personal cert store, the system requires a higher security level to unl
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   by toni 10y ago

   Add "Ask HN: " in front of your post title so it can get seen by more people. That might help you get better quality answers.
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   by toni 10y ago

   You might want to add this to "Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2016)" thread.
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   A Glimpse into the Future with React Native for Web(smashingmagazine.com)

   2 points by toni 10y ago|0 comments
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   by toni 10y ago

   Aren't those arrow keys a bit weird? Left and right keys are implemented as standard size keys, while up and down keys are so small and tiny. How do you work like that?
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   by toni 10y ago

   What are the privacy implications of a service like this? Isn't this as invasive as Omniture's "2o7" analytic service?
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   Bootstrap 4: A Visual Guide to What's New(medium.com)

   4 points by toni 10y ago|1 comments
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   by toni 10y ago

   I think the biggest biggest takeaway of this blog post is how easy it is to hook into the code of a well-structured modern web application. So does this mean that spaghettification of your web application code will work a
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    by toni 10y ago

    No problem! Thanks for the great post.
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    by toni 10y ago

    Here is the piece[1] where Adele Goldberg explains how she warned Xerox executives about not giving away the kitchen sink to Steve Jobs (taken from Robert Cringely's "Triumph of the Ner­ds" documentary) [1] https:/&#x2F
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    by toni 10y ago

    Also a recent must-see documentary about Singapore repressive ruling party is Jason Soo's "1987: Untracing the Conspiracy"[1] [1] http://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2016/04/interview-jason-soo-... &quo
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    ECMAScript Proposal for JavaScript Decorators and Protocols(ponyfoo.com)

    2 points by toni 11y ago|0 comments
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    by toni 11y ago

    So a while back I was cold-emailed by a recruiter at source{d} (the makers of this library). He wrote that after analyzing my Github profile, he has a great opportunity for me in Country A. I responded back by sending him my private phone n
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    by toni 11y ago

    I think Yahoo's YQL[1] can do that. A query like: SELECT title, link, pubDate FROM rss WHERE url IN ( 'http://feed1', 'http://feed2', 'http://feed3'
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    by toni 11y ago

    Enabling JavaScript alone will not help either. You also need to enable cookies! Without cookies: http://i.imgur.com/OCuMnWL.png With cookies: http://i.imgur.com/UU4okkR.png
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    by toni 11y ago

    Let's say I am an American citizen living in France. Why US government doesn't close a tax treaty with French and demand 20% of the total amount I pay for all the taxes annually in France?
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    by toni 11y ago

    Doesn't US have bilateral tax treaties with (at least) Western European counties? And shouldn't such a treaty strive to protect American citizens from paying double taxes?
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    by toni 11y ago

    Try NewsletterStash http://www.newsletterstash.com/ It's a newsletter directory where you can search and find all kinds of newsletters even with subjects outside the tech world. (I've got no affiliation with them,
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    Project Ace – Cordova Plugin for Native UI(ace.run)

    2 points by toni 11y ago|0 comments
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    by toni 11y ago

    Here's a weekend project idea: Shiver, a web-based Quiver port which reads/writes in the same data format :)
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    by toni 11y ago

    I think the current best option for privacy-conscious users working with Windows 10 is to install Windows 10 LTSB version[1]. It doesn't contain Cortana, Store, all those fancy widgets, universal apps, IE Edge, and forced updates. [1]
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    by toni 11y ago

    There really wasn't an ad for the job. They mentioned on their website that they always welcome applications from motivated programmers. But as I said the subsequent email exchange with them went nowhere. In the end I went to work for
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    by toni 11y ago

    > it's simply hard to hire good talent from overseas when you have limited funds anyway Interesting you mention that. I applied for a JavaScript job in Singapore and expressly mentioned that I don't want a Google-esque salary,
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    by toni 11y ago

    Well don't lose your faith on HN's sense of humor, there are some of us who do get the joke :) maybe next time add a /sarcasm tag or such? I admit that it will water-down the effect, but it is better than nothing!
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    by toni 11y ago

    Let's take one step back to the first point: we have shown you above that the whole "Where ad blocking doesn’t work" section does not make any sense, as you can kill any kind of ads on the network-wide level. Now you are clai
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    by toni 11y ago

    I would say hard but not impossible. Privoxy can strip any part of html content at will with its filter files[1]. It works just like AdBlock Plus rules, but on network level. [1] http://www.privoxy.org/user-manual/filt
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    by toni 11y ago

    You mention in the article that: > Ads in native mobile and desktop apps are mostly immune as they have no extensions But using a "network blocker", be it a PiHole, Privoxy, or a simple HOSTS file, ads and tracking services are
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    by toni 11y ago

    My sincere apology for all the downvotes you have received on this comment. I have close Iranian friends who exactly share your point of view, as opposed to other overly optimistic and simplistic comments you see in this thread which applau
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    by toni 11y ago

    There are also websites that show you a completely blank page if you have cookies disabled! That's amazingly terrible.