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varkson
12y ago
Well, I just don't know. I don't have the same phone this but it's made me wonder.
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varkson
12y ago
The difference is that OpenSSL updating was the responsibility of the admins maintaining the server, not general public. The general public did have to act, but it wasn't something technical like updating firmware on a phone is. Back i
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varkson
12y ago
Meh, so many companies do this, it's not new or evil.
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varkson
12y ago
I'm currently using an offbrand Chinese Android phone, so this news has made me very very nervous.
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varkson
12y ago
Sorry to here you hate homosexuals.
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varkson
12y ago
You should probably build your OS and all your software from scratch, cause it seems you have a problem with using software that doesn't meet your arbitrary guidelines.
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varkson
12y ago
MS is still a business. Why should they care about the vocal minorities?
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varkson
12y ago
Dexpot is very good for that, feels basically native if you set it up right.
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varkson
12y ago
I'm not 40 or anything, but I know personally I love fitness. It's great to feel like you've accomplished something and the feeling is great after a stressful day at work. It doesn't have to be about the opposite sex if
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varkson
12y ago
Lightroom is Adobe, not Autodesk. That said though, there's a reason these products exist and there are people who need them.
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varkson
12y ago
IE contains a general purpose blocker. You just download an ad list from the Add Ons site and it does it all in browser.
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varkson
12y ago
Can someone explain the point of having EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL() and EXPORT_SYMBOL()? Is it trying to protect the user from accidentally violating the GPL? More importantly, why is there no high resolution clock available from EXPORT_SYMBOL()? I
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varkson
12y ago
That's more the fault of the site itself for not using title tags properly, but, yeah I do agree that a full URL option would be ideal.
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varkson
12y ago
You say that but your average user isn't going to make sure they keep their browser window to some arbitrary amount. People just tend to makes it fullscreen, myself included.
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varkson
12y ago
No way, HN is shockingly bad. It's the only site where I feel like an extra stylesheet is necessary. Text is too small and hard to read.
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varkson
12y ago
I'm pretty sure this user is referencing the link checking bot news that came out mid last year. Basically, a Skype bot HEADs links placed in messages. It's hard to say why, maybe it checks for 404ed links.
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varkson
12y ago
>Bing was censoring stuff from China globally That's not a privacy infringement, that just sounds like production code went up to the wrong server.
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varkson
12y ago
Personally I enjoy it and consider it the best thing to happen to my career. Couldn't do it all day every day but doing support on the side is rather enjoyable IMO.
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varkson
12y ago
I feel the opposite. I'm a dev who is also support. I don't generally get the 'please reset my password' kind of requests, as we don't get them very often, but help users with our system and work on fixing bugs they
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varkson
12y ago
I want to think this is some sort of protest over the treatment of the girl, but I actually think it's just some more kids wanting their 15 minutes of fame. I hope the girl doesn't get in a lot of trouble. All they needed to do wa
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varkson
12y ago
I ran this as my main terminal font for quite a while. As long as you set it to the exact size it's designed for, it's actually very readable.
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varkson
12y ago
It's just a very boring video, I watched it to make sure.
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varkson
12y ago
I can understand that. I'm a webdev by trade, mainly maintenance so that's more or less what I do day in day out.
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varkson
12y ago
That's why I stopped using NoScript long ago. Things should just work, and NoScript doesn't let things just work. It'd be good if it had a list or something, but I have no clue what it would actually block/allow, since t
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varkson
12y ago
Who reads a car manual? If you want to continue that, you could consider the manual to be about:config. No one is stopping you from reading the manual or going to about:config, but it's not required.
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varkson
12y ago
Why does having a Nexus in the picture = professionalism?
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varkson
13y ago
I seriously wished they had something like: Step 1: Run this command. If it returns "Your vulnerable!" go to step 2. And so on, with actionable steps that people could quickly understand and circulate.
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varkson
13y ago
How would someone manage to get commented out PHP in the HTML? Has the behaviour changed? The only way I can think of doing it would be to replace the PHP open and close with HTML comments. I can't imagine anyone doing that.
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varkson
13y ago
Many Android fans have a persecution complex. See Reddit's Android subreddit for more. I can't stand the place, even when I used Android phones.
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13y ago
The one time where it really blew my mind is when it told me about updates to blogs I visit. I'd visit a blog on my desktop, then when I was checking my phone, it let me know there was an update. It was cool but at the same time a bit
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