haruka_ff

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by haruka_ff 2mo ago
You are correct, not becoming a direct target of lawyers is the intent. I think it's already slightly risky to publish this, but potentially becoming a direct distribution avenue is a lot riskier than this. I wouldn't dare to even
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by haruka_ff 9mo ago
I wasn't expecting to see the reference here ::D
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by haruka_ff 11mo ago
I have a Star Micronics receipt printer and have a similar setup, and when people in my community used it, it was fun. And the issue is that, it's only fun as long as you have people using it... I did write a StarPRNT protocol library
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by haruka_ff 11mo ago
MetaMask (the crypto wallet) has one that shows warning pages to all domains that are remotely similar to crypto-related domains, and it is very prone to false positives and annoying. They have to maintain a list to skip the detection for r
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by haruka_ff 3y ago
I wonder how the map handled the accuracy issue of the timetable data: the public timetables are only accurate to the minutes, but the trains on the map are not only arriving / departing at 0 second. I believe accurate timetables that
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by haruka_ff 3y ago
> Is it really so hard for people to separate good from bad? If you mean "HN people", then probably no; but if you mean more generalized "people", then definitely yes. Unfortunately, your customers are much more likel
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by haruka_ff 3y ago
More than halfway through the story mode, and there are some really annoying issues around and I can't find a way to provide feedback, so I'll leave them here: 1. There should be a way to inspect the schema. As one commenter menti
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by haruka_ff 4y ago
This actually sounds like the most plausible reason considering there is really no other incentive to do this.
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by haruka_ff 6y ago
BTW, this is also how iOS apps could detect jailbreak status of the device: just try to open paths like `/var/lib/apt`, if it does not exist, it should return ENOENT; otherwise you would know this device is “not clean”. Didn’