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by zhte415 6y ago
The website failed to load. After retrying 3 times there was an animated widgit that also failed to load anything.
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by zhte415 6y ago
I don't like alt accounts. And while I have a couple of alt emails for 'emergency purposes' I don't like logging into them because that defeats the purpose. That's all.
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by zhte415 6y ago
I'm feeling a nascent but large shift against centralisation of 'social'. What, in my niche, was a large blogging community, died between 2010 and 2012 but is showing sprouts of growth. The shift to centralised platforms was
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by zhte415 6y ago
Not too complicated at all. US banks are pretty fully PSD2'd at the moment, Whether they wish to roll out to you is different.
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by zhte415 6y ago
https://recipenlg.cs.put.poznan.pl/generator linked in the Github page was looking good until > Second step is to fill Additional information. First of them - an email address. > Someone may ask: 'Why Recipe Gene
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by zhte415 6y ago
When dealing with 'troublesome' internet connections, or just in general: Keep page load to less than 50k, or 100k if you're feeling fancy. Have a responsive design, unlike this website does, as a lot of people use phones, do
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by zhte415 6y ago
I even tried to sign-up and /demo (linked to on 'Create Account') requires to "Get in Touch" while /pricing requires "Schedule call" (which, oddly, mean clicking a link to load /demo). So, no. Fo
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by zhte415 6y ago
Bombardier, Embraer, Ilyushin, Mitsubishi, Tupolev, BAE - have flown on all these and really liked Bombardier and Embraer, very quiet, generally pleasant, for a short haul I'd opt for these rather than a 737 or A320. An expectation of
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by zhte415 6y ago
Yes. Taking a 10-15 year timeframe from Boeing publicly signalling intention in 2011 that would mean the new aircraft would have gone to market in early to mid 2020s. Perhaps no one in sufficient interests in Boeing read Irrational Exubera
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by zhte415 6y ago
Yahoo.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Would the coffee mug, on a scale of not-very-hard-things-to rinse, not be far harder on that not-very-hard-scale to rinse than a mug used for water?
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by zhte415 6y ago
> But I guess there was some gap where this wasn't a given any more... Very much so. First computer has MS-DOS 5. Which boots and gives a blinking cursor to 'do something' with. This often entailed editing mem.sys and
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by zhte415 6y ago
Traders however tend to have: A - A pretty numerical mindset. Sit in front of their computers all day. Know their processes inside-out. B - Perhaps not formally trained, but working with data, Bloomberg extracts, a self-taught sense in no
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by zhte415 6y ago
Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment, a fascinating read, not an easy read either, but if any HN reader is looking for something... a masterpiece that is true to today across countries and cultures.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Observing Matt Hancock, I can discern he is: A: Quite data driven (and frustrated when data's not there) B: Former work history in monetary policy a fan of fan-charts (i.e. central projection isn't the only thing, there is a spr
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by zhte415 6y ago
> it's all still there; every counter-argument, every riposte, every troll. Is it? Logging into my old Slashdot account after several years of not bisiting /., early 6 digits, I found old posts removed.
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by zhte415 6y ago
How do you access HackerNews if not on a VPN? It's blocked in CN too.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Interesting and deliberate IP 114.114.114.114 114 is the mainland China number for an equivalent of the yellow pages. Phone number lookup.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Not just a developer. A developer that's clued up in business needs, can communicate (listen, clarify, translate technical concepts), has a smattering in finance to promote cost, time and/or quality savings they make. And the comp
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by zhte415 6y ago
Microphone in a necklace or choker? Sounds good.
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by zhte415 6y ago
> How is it any different than email phishing? A Google URL is more trusted.
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by zhte415 6y ago
Wow. Most potential targets, perhaps not an average HN reader, would stay logged in because of the convenience of accessing GMail and/or YouTube, and perhaps other services. This seems a dangerously effective vector for targetted phis
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by zhte415 6y ago
I don't use Google Drive, so perhaps a naive question: If someone clicks on the link, is/are the author(s) of the document able to see who the reader is? If so this seems like a huge vector to increase the spammers 'signal&#
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by zhte415 6y ago
Looks a lot like this but with a different stand https://www.beetronics.com/12-inch-monitor-white (i.e. probably not that :) but similar).
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by zhte415 6y ago
If someone signs up, are they not interested? But entering a junk email suggests an email address is required for other content. Do you confirm addresses on sign-up?
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by zhte415 6y ago
Put a note at the top "Please respond with 'reply all' as those copied are important to this email."
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by zhte415 6y ago
A friend spotted this a few years ago, F50 company offshore office (incorrectly regarded as a cost centre). He was immediately writing his CV. Three months later 2000 of 8000 employees were cut.
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by zhte415 6y ago
There was a time when contributions were welcomed by all with trust in the community to weed anything without backup out. Those days are long behind us.
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by zhte415 6y ago
On a laptop typically I'd only have one window 'open?' maximised at a time. It allows focus. I'm a big fan of Gnome3 for this. If coding then an additional monitor can help, the additional monitor multi-window to suppo
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by zhte415 6y ago
And then one learns Shakespeare in secondary school where all that 'sensible' diagramming and rigidity jumps out of the window.

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