zwarag

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by zwarag 6y ago
What works quite well for me is to just take breaks. (I have +7 diopters with astigmatism and all the packages) On MacOS there is an app called "Time Out" that dims the screen every 20 minutes for 20 seconds. It forces you to just
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by zwarag 6y ago
Could it be that this is a very SV problem? I'm from a European state, I know some people doing programming in Asian regions. What you are describing to me sounds like a bubble. Or I am in a bubble, IDK. Yes devices can do less than 1
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by zwarag 6y ago
> I'm not seeing a single BTC enthusiast who's out for the utility of it. Isn't that the point of BTC. If you could see them, it would not be `pseudoanonymous` right?
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by zwarag 6y ago
iTerm2 is only available for macs right? imgcat can work with any terminal that is able to display colored characters.
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by zwarag 6y ago
There are several digital newspapers that you can view with and without ad blocking. Here are some Austrian examples https://kurier.at/ https://www.diepresse.com/
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by zwarag 6y ago
I'd like to express interest. I really like your take on how to group the information available and think that you design is very pleasant. There is even a movement that thinks building a HN reader is "A spiritual successor to To
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by zwarag 6y ago
IMO they are doing only HTML+CSS. Using a generator to build the HTML+CSS from a headless CMS is exactly how a content-rich site should be build today. That is because writing content is a different task to structuring and styling a page. A
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by zwarag 6y ago
22000 foot are 6705.6 meters.
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by zwarag 6y ago
If I may ask, what do you mean by “value” stocks?
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by zwarag 6y ago
Mine worked fine and it is a small personal website.
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by zwarag 6y ago
Do you know if they are going to keep developing the Developer Edition after all the layoffs?
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by zwarag 6y ago
I like the illustration of the people building the application a lot. Is there a name for this type of image? Say I'd like to hire someone to make one of these images, what would I be searching for?
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Teardown describes iPhone SE as a mix of prior components(arstechnica.com)
2 points by zwarag 6y ago|0 comments
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by zwarag 7y ago
I'm not currently solving it that way but my next side project definitely is going to try out metamask as the mean of authenticating the user. A friend of mine showed me some "dapps"(decentralized apps) that he uses (uniswap.
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by zwarag 7y ago
What would you be ready to pay for such a software?
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by zwarag 7y ago
About gives me a 404 If I understand that correctly, this structure implies that the function would directly call a DB if it would need to authenticate and or authorise a request (assuming the request claims to be for/by a specific use
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by zwarag 7y ago
Ssl certificate Reverse Proxy for possible load balancing?
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by zwarag 7y ago
And your site doesn't show who you are, where you're based. Identification Nr, nothing. Not very trustworthy
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by zwarag 7y ago
Why would I pay money for a thing that already exists and is free? https://tmate.io
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by zwarag 7y ago
> ..., I no longer go to Docker to solve problems that could be solved in Docker (secrets anyone? without the "hacks"), and just look towards the other tools solving the problems. Are you talking about k8s or do you mean someth
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by zwarag 7y ago
If you can stand up to the shenanigans of the OS X you can handle any mayor Linux DE. They might not be as polished as OS X but they offer you anything you might expect and are well polished by now.
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by zwarag 7y ago
What is this, communism? /s
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by zwarag 7y ago
What is this, a Software Patent?
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by zwarag 7y ago
I googled but could not find anything related to keybase banning accounts. Where do you have that information from?
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by zwarag 7y ago
I think this mostly works for the US. But in Europe with the hole GDPR thing I guess there there is more then just me thinking that we did right in rolling our own, because having to switch would have been a lot of work.
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Record label admits 'heartbreaking' losses after warehouse fire(bbc.com)
2 points by zwarag 7y ago|0 comments
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by zwarag 7y ago
Japan overall or Tokio specifically? Because Tokio would be a bad example as it’s super dense and I think that is exactly what residents try to prevent
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by zwarag 8y ago
Thats cool. I wanted to do something similar with ESP-8266 to track visitors in a tourist attraction I worked for. But as it turned out it was illegal by law because a law forbids to track people through "electromagnetism". As it
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by zwarag 8y ago
Will this stay free or is it only free during beta?
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by zwarag 8y ago
Sure you can. I don't think anybody can stop you doing that. You just need 2 computers. On one you play the clip. On the other you record it. The remove the audio from the video and put the new audio onto it.

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