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Ask HN: Should coders usually offer a warranty for bug-free software?
1 points by trumped 8y ago|3 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
The "solution" is a bigger problem then the original problem, but that doesn't mean that it's impossible to do it better...
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by trumped 8y ago
So you answered your own question... just don't look at the blocks that are marked as "outdated/spam/etc" if you don't want to (but history would still be preserved)
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Suspicionless Searches of Electronic Devices at the Border Are Unconstitutional(eff.org)
17 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
the voting system could address that...
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by trumped 8y ago
yeah I know, it's not really a good solution unless most people do it. The better alternative is to not use the Youtube app or website... you can use NewPipe as an app for accessing Youtube, for example...
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by trumped 8y ago
no, I let it do its thing when I'm not logged in... muted, of course.
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by trumped 8y ago
But for places like Reddit and Hackernews, it might help prevent content from being censored
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by trumped 8y ago
but you have to be logged in for that setting to be effective and most of the time I'm not logged in when browsing YouTube... Sometimes I just let it play in the background to eat up their bandwidth for no reason because i don't l
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by trumped 8y ago
The fact that lobbying/bribes are legal in the USA is a bigger threat to democracy. Companies being considered people whenever it's convenient is not really helping either.
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by trumped 8y ago
If only callerID spoofing was not possible... I think that it would solve most spam call problems because it would be easier to make them accountable.
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by trumped 8y ago
it's great if you don't mind sharing all your calls' metadata
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by trumped 8y ago
They should also test fathers/kids who put vinegar on their pizza...
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by trumped 8y ago
that's one good thing about opensource software that is not sponsored by corporations, they don't need to waste money just because they have a bunch of engineers on their payrolls
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by trumped 8y ago
almost as good as Fedora?
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by trumped 8y ago
Or maybe he needs additional quotes...
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by trumped 8y ago
You can download the apk straight from Mozilla: https://firefox.com/m
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by trumped 8y ago
thanks.
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by trumped 8y ago
Isn't Chrome OS based on Linux? so in other words, Google just removed restrictions that they added? I wonder what they added for this to be possible for their advertising company.
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by trumped 8y ago
> The odds of that are remote because my workstation never leaves my office and I have the reflexes of a highly trained ninja. Does HE ever leave his office?
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by trumped 8y ago
This is just the first step, it will get worst.
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by trumped 8y ago
I got 3 ticks in the past but luckily no lime disease... it's crazy how you don't feel them get in your skin.
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by trumped 8y ago
Better batteries and better solar panels would be nice... not sure how much it would cost though... Tesla improved the form factor of solar panels, but maybe not so much the efficiency or cost.
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by trumped 8y ago
Welcome to newspeak.
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by trumped 8y ago
I've had locking issues with an sqlite db while being the only user (only 2 processes were accessing it), I guess I'm doing something majorly wrong...
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by trumped 8y ago
is that the organization that we don't know exist yet? a 2 letter name might work better... DB
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by trumped 8y ago
The NSA only counts data as collected once it was accessed by a human in a query... but they do have all the data.
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by trumped 8y ago
> Link rot is a bit of problem I think about 30% are dead. It would be nice to have a Firefox addon that would automatically submit your bookmark links for archival at major link archival services.. edit: Looks like at least one such add
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by trumped 8y ago
HN has been like this for years... not that I like it, but it's not new.
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Is the Dodd-Frank of Privacy Coming?(forbes.com)
2 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments

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