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jamedjo
20d ago
https://x.com/settings/deactivate
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jamedjo
24d ago
My aim wasn't to make a political statement and I think GPL still has its place. It was more about wanting to give code away in a form that was free for other people to use commercially and have that freedom guaranteed for future users
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Show HN: Nice Licence – An anti-copyleft permissive licence
(github.com)
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25d ago
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1y ago
Fair, and appears I missed the first part "Use of Korean language". The OCR still tells us more about the target than the actor, but I guess they are suggesting the choice of target itself is the indicator.
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jamedjo
1y ago
> Attribution Scenarios: Option A: DPRK Operator Embedded in PRC > Use of Korean language, OCR targeting of Korean documents, and focus on GPKI systems strongly suggest North Korean origin. I'm don't follow how needing OCR t
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jamedjo
1y ago
My link isn't a study it's a layman's terms explanation, but there are lots of studies. Your link mentions a meta analysis of 7 studies concluding that up to 90% is genetic. Yes environmental factors are there too, otherwise
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jamedjo
1y ago
Twin studies are a classic demonstration of this: comparing identical twins to non-identical twins lets us prove a genetic component. https://www.open.edu/openlearn/mod/oucontent/view.php?id=669...
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2y ago
Misuse the trademarks licensed to one of their competitors while relying on that competitor to provide them infrastructure for software updates and provide product improvements. Adjusting their product names sounds like a small change they
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2y ago
I had a similar experience in 2015: a doctor was trying to prescribe a choice between Venlafaxine (Effexor) and Duloxetine (Cymbalta) as third line ADHD medications. I was astounded that they didn't know that brain zaps were a common s
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2y ago
Today I Relearned: Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor (SSRI) != Serotonin Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor (SNRI) != Selective Norepinephrine Reuptake inhibitor (sNRI)
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3y ago
So late to the VR headset market they thought they needed to stick googly eyes on it... dunno maybe I'm missing something?
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jamedjo
3y ago
Chrome as a project was still a Google thing even if they used Konqueror's rendering library. The process model was the novel selling point at the time from my memory [1]. [1] https://www.scottmccloud.com/googlechrome&#
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3y ago
How much of the speedup comes from more efficient memory usage vs faster memory access times and faster CPU? I wouldn't expect lightweight office use to be primarily limited by the amount of memory available so perhaps that isn't
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3y ago
Battery life is significant worse with 32GB ram and laptop reviews often place heavy emphasis on battery life. By offering an 8Gb base model for reviews the manufacturer ensures their laptop will score well in reviews, even if users end up
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3y ago
Unlocking the password manager means I need to type a master password in while in a public place. Feels higher risk when it is an unimportant website but potentially gives access to all websites. Still better than the passwords being access
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3y ago
Our machines always had Cookie Pal [0] installed on them, and it allowed per domain settings for rejecting cookies and control over third party cookies [1]. > Cookie Pal includes the following features: > Automatically and transparent
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7y ago
One of the founders listed elsewhere on that page was a mentor on an accelerator I took part in. We went over our business in depth, he eventually became a supplier to us, then we became his largest customer. One day he abruptly stopped pro
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8y ago
It doesn't have to be malicious for it to harm privacy, help them track users for advertising and to be anti-competitive. The implementation details around cookie recreation don't matter if users are still being tracked. Especiall
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8y ago
Chrome lost all my browser history, bookmarks, settings and extensions when I let someone else log into chrome and log out again. I now try to use Firefox for non Google services but still use multiple gmail/docs accounts in chrome for
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8y ago
> Is there a way to do this for existing repos? You can add a webhook on GitHub and have it point to our Pull Mirroring API [1], followed by manually setting up the integration to send status updates back [2]. We're looking to make
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9y ago
This comment reminded me to create issues for reducing clutter on the MR page [0], and expanding multiple resolved discussions [1] [0] https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/34814 [1] https:/&#x
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10y ago
First thought was that people would protest this by flooding the relevant department with product updates, maybe triggered on each commit. Then I noticed the caveats: - Updates don't count: only significantly large changes need disclos
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Show HN: Fogbugz to Slack via AWS Lambda
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11y ago
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12y ago
The Xkcd would go "We thought we sanitised our input but we still lost this years student records. Did you really name your son Little Bobby Drop [DOS/STONED]{16 byte malware Signature}?"
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13y ago
Yes, very easy. In a mac you just plug in a Firewire/thunderbolt device[1]. More extreme measures involve freezing the RAM. Both require physical access to the machine, but a bit more scary that plugging your laptop into a public displ
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13y ago
TA = Army Reserves, not town council / home association! The article might make it appear they jokingly talked/thought about a bomb, but others make it clear there plans were concrete. It mentions them going to "meet the brot
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Innovation vs Commissioning a Masterpiece
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13y ago
Is it the number of applicants or the quality which is the issue? Would it help if you targeted CS students by running web dev workshops? That way you could attract developers who haven't considered applying to a startup and might not other
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13y ago
Find a company interested in your tech, make them a customer/client and sell them a minority stake? If its a talent acquisition it might be hard to find someone passionate enough to run your startup, and near impossible to do in your spare
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13y ago
Does this work for streaming videos? The `open request in new tab`->`save`->`close original tab`->`stop new tab` process works, but is a bit long. Would be nice to just be able to cURL/save.
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