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8mo ago
please remove all css rules
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8mo ago
please remove the circle following the mouse cursor
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8mo ago
This one goes to a 404 https://www.funboxie.com/printables/templates/weekly-planner...
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2y ago
Cool stuff! But why asking for people to sign up and not let them try it out tho ? Also, when I signed-in, my prompt disappeared Nevertheless, I appreciate that the sounds keep stored with their prompt
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5y ago
Depending on the risk, they might say no: many companies prefer pay a fine than respect the law for worse reasons than this
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5y ago
Yes! Most important thing is happiness balance between your job, how much you’re paid, your team and how much fun you have at work, and how you can spend your free time on what makes you happy. For the same reason I never felt jealous about
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5y ago
I know Lenaïg since I’ve been working at Mediapart a few years ago. I feel sorry for her. We were very careful on all security aspects, and it’s sad to see it’s never enough.
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6y ago
What about all those single page apps websites working more with JavaScript than with html ? Does it work well ?
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6y ago
My favorite one : how many devs does it take to change a bulb ? They can’t, it’s an hardware issue
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6y ago
yes, you're right. I chose them in the first place because they made me realize that there is no such thing as "free email", and I was glad to pay for mine to avoid ads and private data exploitation
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6y ago
It’s terrible because I don’t trust ProtonMail & ProtonVPN entirely anymore because of this
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6y ago
Ahah yes « We want to use content created by others but not pay for it, we offer visibility but it’s not our problem how they monetize it »
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6y ago
YES
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6y ago
Why are we still building high frequency trading apps ? Wasn’t it part of the old world we meant to change ?
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6y ago
Maybe /u/tobspr, creator of Shapez.io, or @Orteil42, creator of cookie clicker ?
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6y ago
I love it but I’m pretty sure it was built by workers in a factory, but our world only remember names of so-called « leaders »
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6y ago
How/why?
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WordsMatter: Why it’s important to end “master” and “slave” usage
(medium.com)
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6y ago
This sounds cool but isn’t it possible to read them without subscribing to the newsletter ?
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6y ago
Looks interesting, thanks !
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6y ago
Is this RGPD compliant ?
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6y ago
We need more of these and less js livbraries
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6y ago
Awesome ! But Wouldn’t ZeroNet be a better fit for this case ? Changes propagation is built-in
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6y ago
Simple and interesting article, without boring storytelling ! Thanks !
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6y ago
That’s really cool ! A security teacher told me a long time ago about these possibilities and I love the concept, I love Wikipedia and I love plain text, so thanks a lot for this !
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6y ago
Haha ! Nice, thanks !
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6y ago
I see a lot of Lisp stuff on HN : do a lot of people use it ?
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6y ago
Thanks, that was interesting ! Why do they say that Tibet was locked ?
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7y ago
I can only imagine a French president announcing even 1 single billion for a « space force » project. All he would get is an instant a civil war
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7y ago
I think just basic reply commands might be cool like : « next », « next 3 » to get 3 pages at once ... I wanted to do this with with sms or messenger or WhatsApp bots
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