zulln

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by zulln 9y ago
In addition to someone taking my money it is a privacy issue.
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by zulln 10y ago
Eh hm... are you sure you replied to the correct comment?
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by zulln 10y ago
You could use a Facebook bot as CC for a botnet. Such bot would initially receive a lot of messages without necessary send out their own, and also being something Facebook would want to ban.
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by zulln 10y ago
Have you tried WorkFlowy? It is basically lists of lists.. of lists and so on. Never liked there UX though, but the concept.
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by zulln 10y ago
A password manager would be what (hopefully) saves me from this.
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by zulln 10y ago
By always doing it a specific day or days maybe part of this can be achieved? Like always biking to job Monday and Wednesday so it becomes natural? Of course not as good as a daily routine, but maybe could work as a compromise.
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by zulln 10y ago
Have you not heard? Machine learning is used for everything today, and if it was not it definitely should been.
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by zulln 10y ago
Yes, but the point is if regular people was faced directly with the cost people would be angry, when hidden by insurance cost it is not made as clear. You expect the masses to think one step further, which will not happen on enough scale.
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by zulln 10y ago
C exists for basically all plattforms.
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by zulln 10y ago
The potential damage if something like that was leaked is most likely not worth the gain from it.
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by zulln 10y ago
So obvious, and yet I somehow did not think about this. Thanks!
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by zulln 10y ago
Look into Hotjar, you can almost get a VNC-like session of the visitor to stream if you want. (Surely there are competitors to Hotjar, but as I am not that active in this field it is the only thing I have tried)
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by zulln 10y ago
That last one might be one of the biggest reasons I hang around here.
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by zulln 10y ago
How do you organize those 'notes' in Slack?
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by zulln 10y ago
I also like the emailing feature, but yeah, you could automate that with a chronjob. Is not that not most applications though? It would be possible to do it yourself, but the application simplifies that process. Does not need to do more tha
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by zulln 10y ago
That together with a link to https://develhell.com/ at the bottom actually made me think it was a joke at first.
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by zulln 10y ago
Eh.. there should be plugins for that.
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by zulln 10y ago
> CSRF tokens expire quickly Dangerous guess.
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by zulln 10y ago
eff.org should maybe been a hint.
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by zulln 10y ago
I would love to have a self-hosted version of Zapier. I am not really comfortable with a third party having that much access to all my web services. However, all their supported services together with a few lines of Python is really powerfu
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by zulln 10y ago
To be fair is a plugin like this quite good to have when suggesting ideas. Just describing them does not take you as far.
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by zulln 10y ago
I would say more people use WhatsApp Web than Telegram (percent, not absolute numbers). Telegram does have a desktop client, while WhatsApp Web is the only choice if you want to reply to something from your desktop (taken third-parties asid
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by zulln 10y ago
That is true, but after being rendered once it could be cached locally in some other way if that is believed lead to better performance.
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by zulln 10y ago
I am not sure what you are trying to say here. He did not care about probability, he tested it.
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by zulln 10y ago
> [1] If I tell you that one person is responsible for 10% of the 18500 Emacs bug reports over the past 9 years (next most enthusiastic is me with 2%), you can see that this effect can be significant.
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by zulln 10y ago
It certainly does not, see this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13868201 You can remove some digits and get the same result as today (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13867324 ), but as
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by zulln 10y ago
I wrote a quick script to test it. It does not take leap seconds into consideration and assumes all months to have 31 days (would be easy to modify, but it is sufficient for the task). https://gist.github.com/zulln/110a
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by zulln 10y ago
> She has an Android phone, but it's not even close in terms of the accessibility options provided. Anything except the price that made you/her go with an Android as phone?
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by zulln 10y ago
They plot can be good without the acting being it, regarding your example.
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by zulln 10y ago
I cannot be the only one getting actually interested in seeing a part from one of those porn videos, just to see what kind of porn they have produced really.

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