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by eekthecat 9y ago
Their official response is "because not all browsers support it". It could be a valid business decision (I.e. uneven browser support will confuse our users and increase costs) but I think they are just using that as a delay tactic
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Bozeman(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by eekthecat 9y ago|0 comments
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by eekthecat 9y ago
If their economy needs you, they let you in. If they don't, you don't. Simple as that. Unless we abolish the concept of countries and all live in a global government of sorts, that's how it works _everywhere_.
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by eekthecat 9y ago
They are unresponsive for really simple questions (email/Twitter). Their local reseller is not interested in non-business sales.
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Yubikey?
157 points by eekthecat 9y ago|86 comments
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by eekthecat 9y ago
Disk space and memory are two things most developers don't worry about anymore.
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Computational sociology(en.wikipedia.org)
97 points by eekthecat 9y ago|23 comments
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by eekthecat 9y ago
There's way more from where this came from. Brazil is a nightmare in that regard. Probably because it was never a settlement colony, just a place to explore and take advantage of everything (and that permeates society to this day). I t
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Gyroscope App(gyrosco.pe)
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by eekthecat 9y ago
Stable API or not, every time there is a new NVIDIA driver, my Win10 boxes work and my Fedora/Ubuntu ones break. I doubt Microsoft is asking NVIDIA to keep their driver inside Microsoft repositories.