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by i336_ 9y ago
I apologize, That wasn't my intention. I completely understand how what I wrote could come across this way now I reread it. I guess today is one of those days I'm not able to articulate what I'm thinking (happens a lot sadly)
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by i336_ 9y ago
Headsup to anyone who wants to reply: While the black bar is not a "banned topic" or anything, bringing it up tends to produce heated disagreements, and at the worst possible time too (since the conversation ends up in the thread
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by i336_ 9y ago
I think it's because I'm tired, but I'm not following. I login to $app with my password. $app bounces me to SMS. I then go back to $app with the SMS code. So I needed my password with $app and the code from the SMS.
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by i336_ 9y ago
> Yes, one is a GeekBench 3 score, the other is a GeekBench 4 score. Scores of 3 and 4 editions of the GeekBench suite are not comparable. Ah, that's what I was missing. Thanks.
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by i336_ 9y ago
Question. There are several mentions of $gigantic_resolution either providing the same or less display area than $smaller_resolution. Are there any hacks that can convince macOS (or the older versions of OS X described in this article) not
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by i336_ 9y ago
It's EXEs and JARs for the Internet. Sure, it has a text format, but it's the equivalent of Lispified Java bytecode. ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/Underst... (uninformative b
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by i336_ 9y ago
Someone posted a reply to my comment a few minutes ago then deleted it. Proof: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14531411 / http://i.imgur.com/HcU8NgS.png - yes, looks like Arc completely hides newl
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by i336_ 9y ago
I came here to say exactly this, and before doing so thought to ^F first. Heh. The other two comments I see in this subthread are practical and pragmatic, but I also agree with your view as well. I would far prefer to pay the fees and have
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by i336_ 9y ago
Unsure if you can answer this, but this info is not utterly impossible to find by trial and error, so it's not concretely private. Are you saying there's more than one 710 number? [Just Y/N]
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by i336_ 9y ago
data:text/html, <style>img { opacity: 0.5; position: fixed; left: 0; top: 0 }</style> <body><img src="https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~fms27/vck/share1.gif"> <img s
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by i336_ 9y ago
I see. I was curious what elegant ways you were going about getting the pieces of paper :)
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by i336_ 9y ago
So, I'm trying to do what you do, entirely using browser tabs. It concretely doesn't work. After 200-400 suspended tabs open and a browser chewing molasses, I tend to export all URLs to a list for One Day In The Magical Future™, k
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by i336_ 9y ago
FWIW, I do note the usernames comments come from sometimes, particularly if they're insightful. Regarding the numbers here, I'd say there are multiple thousands, possibly 5 figures. The top article about Apple refusing to publicly
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by i336_ 9y ago
Objectively, yes, but in practice, doctors sometimes work 12 to 30 hour shifts, all while the medical establishment actively tries to educate that tired driving is worse than drink driving...
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by i336_ 9y ago
Nice. How did that happen?
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by i336_ 9y ago
I'm guessing WebKit has changed quite a lot over the past 5 years.
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by i336_ 9y ago
That makes a lot of sense. Releasing this even without abstracted integration sounds reasonable to me - this is a system you built primarily for internal use, and you're engineering strictly atop AWS. If the community wants support for
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by i336_ 9y ago
> The patent also details a new text-messaging platform that would detect how hard you type, and use that information to attempt to work out how you feel. Unrelated, but are there any phone keyboards that interpret a hard press as uppe
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by i336_ 9y ago
I just grabbed the horizontal scrollbar (ThinkPad X61, no trackpad) to see what it was hiding, and slowly scrolled that part of the page over. It felt like I'd just hand cranked a CSS animation. Kinda steampunk. Note that I'm not
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by i336_ 9y ago
Ooooh, nice one. Thanks for the link!
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by i336_ 9y ago
Pretend there's someone listening who is both unconditionally neutral about and unconditionally interested in everything you say. The idea is not to conceptualize an imaginary person, but to lower the hesitancy of "but there'
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by i336_ 9y ago
This would actually be an answerable question, because of SO's draft mechanism. Opens new tab Sound of typing https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/296990/what-are-the... I've been thinking along
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What's the story behind the name “X11”?(retrocomputing.stackexchange.com)
2 points by i336_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by i336_ 9y ago
Hmm... okay, maybe my "strongly suspect" should have been worded a little less certainly. I'm honestly not sure.
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by i336_ 9y ago
PSA PSA PSA THIS IS A CROSSPOST FROM TO A REDDIT THREAD, REPLY THERE With that out of the way: I strongly suspect that the reason this is happening is that the person in question thinks Bitcoin is about to tank. So they're getting out
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by i336_ 9y ago
I've only observed Bitcoin from a distance as I've never needed to send or receive money online and not really been able to invest in things. I didn't learn about Bitcoin until only ASIC mining was viable, but I've never
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by i336_ 9y ago
What an incredibly good point. That gives me hope, as someone who wants to do low-frequency data analysis that's only possible via multiple queries.
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by i336_ 9y ago
I just realized something. - Office IT maintenance all hate printers - I'm sure you've gaped at the control software that came with the little $40 inkjet you bought (or had to use) at some point - Even the creator of MINIX cited &
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by i336_ 9y ago
Maybe printers don't just use yellow, but calculate an optimal color based on the background of where they need to print. The person who wrote the list in the article mentions (at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14
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by i336_ 9y ago
This can be disabled in account settings though.

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