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by yeukhon 9y ago
When you have dominance, and most of your users want to use Chrome, as developers you will tend to use Chrome to compare to other browsers. “I wish Firefox has this feature” kind of statement. This is natural. Whether it is urban architectu
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So does this prevent iframe hijack and pop-up types of annoying ads? They are the kinds I really really want to stop seeing. Unfortunately uBlock can only block so many.
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I have the same opinion about their acquisition of Waze. But I think Waze itself as a GPS is quite frustrating. It tells me to take the worst local road, when Google Map takes me the better route (the exact route I would have taken anyway w
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You are assuming his intent without asking, and you are calling that intellectually lazy. What? You do not pay taxes with bitcoin because the government does not accept it. Simple as that. Not lazy, just fact.
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This. Large players eventually (and are already) playing the market. Anything involving money will eventually be dictated by the big players. Look at how we buy and sell crytocoins today - most rely on some authority as the middleman as opp
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In a century I don’t even think we’d have CD/Blue-Ray. By then most of us would be dead already, so why worry?
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How do you draw a line between accessing disturbing contents such as child porn vs accessing a leaked document? It seems the former requires some additional moral take - what if the click was accidental and it was an attack? What if the per
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I used to like Facebook a lot. I would argue about politics there like a lot of people did in 2016. Facebook wss where I got my news for a while. Nah, I have unfollowed those toxic pages (e.g “Now This”) I was bothered by my mental illness
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In some AWS blog posts, AWS discussed how to build a single sign on using cognito.
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Is it fair to say BGP in general relies on “good will” trust model? I wonder if there exists an authoritative mechanism similar to browser punishing rouge or incompetent CA. I supposed the integrity and the authentication is achieved by imp
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Laziness and ignorance (probably not even knowing what they were doing other than just using these ntp servers) at the beginning. I bet someone just “copied and pasted”.
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Hmm how did you calculate the DC to be $288 for total of two? I believe you can use AD connector to connect to on-premise AD.
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I can agree about 1 and the last part of 2. But I am willing to bet you people’d say “laptops” to refer to any non-Apple laptops.
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Here is a blog post on AWS SSO. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/introducing-aws-single... Would have been so smooth and so nice before implementing custom SSO...
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Nice catch! Thanks noticing the misspelling.
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Great tips for an aspiring startup founder. I agree completely. In particular the “mobile-only” resonates with me well. I have seen a number of products only provides a homepage to send me to their appstore/google play. In some cases I
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http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20170515-the-entrepreneurs-... Of course, this just shows how bad the air pollution is in China. Then again, water bottle brands like Nestlé's Poland Spring Water are just usi
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> They are buying the cheapest “bitcoin” without actually understanding what they are buying. I doubt people really understand what they are buying whether it's bitcoin or litecoin. If you think you do, well, then most people do. Do
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Simple or not, it's a subjective. As you said it: > > it introduces additional considerations, requires a deeper understanding of git for effective use and is a dangerous tool in the hands of people who do not understand what it
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Here are the commands I use: git init git clone git checkout git commit git commit -m git commit —amend git rebase git add/rm/diff [—cached] git push git branch and a few more I can’t remember exactly. I try to keep my git workflo
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by yeukhon 9y ago
> The locations of his servers are a secret, as are many of the names of his employees, several of whom he’s said are fellow millionaires. How is that possible? Are the servers behind an onion network?
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So now I have to pay for every news site that have interesting articles coming my way? I'd be paying 5-6 news sites. I pay for my national geography and ACM magazines because I read every issue, but not always newspaper. If I were to v
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Thank you. I will bookmark this site. But can the mods consider automatically rewrite the url to outline please?
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I haven't been able to read the article due to the paywall. This is about incentive. You buy toys and books for kids and they are monetized, aren't they? My friend and I work on a "life hacks" YT channel together because
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Can someone please provide a non-paywall version? I remember there is a site for this...
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But there is creativity. You don't have to go an extra mile though, but you can. My response is to this: > If you aren't independently finding new problems to solve then you will be a weaker programmer than somebody who is cons
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Searchable terms are fine. But product pitch is what people want. How many times have you searched for a concept or a tool just to find the official documentation/official site offers vague introduction? Or sometimes it takes some effo
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It is beyond my imagination why people would downvote you for asking a geniue question - most of us aren’t even geologists. Search doesn’t always lead us to an authoritative answer. Anyway, you did raise a good question, althoug focused on
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by yeukhon 9y ago
While this is a collective work, honestly, after hearing about JD for so many years: is there anything he CAN’T do?

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