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by oops 7y ago
Works for me in Firefox Quantum 69.0 on macOS.
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Ask HN: Is there a reason links in a user’s about section aren’t clickable?
3 points by oops 7y ago|2 comments
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by oops 7y ago
To add a couple other thoughts off the top of my head: Your login link now passes through one or more third parties (SMTP servers) which may or may not use TLS, and which may or may not have their certificates validated by each other. So te
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by oops 7y ago
Yeah the new keyboard is great. I love how they finally got the up and down arrow keys merged into a single key. And how the Esc/F-keys are now impossible to touchtype. The difference between me using the computer and my cat sitting on
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by oops 7y ago
Or the OP downloaded the HTML page[1] instead of the raw file. The HTML for a signed-out user is about 64kB. 1: https://github.com/nanochess/Invaders/blob/master/invaders.c...
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by oops 7y ago
IRC was a pretty big part of my life. I remember when EFnet split to form IRCnet like it was yesterday. I’m probably still connected in a detached screen(1) session somewhere.
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by oops 7y ago
I agree. Maybe they could differentiate the two versions with a badge or some adornment in the UI which appears grayed out in the “free” edition. I guess it’s the same as asking for donations but maybe not as blatant. Also not sure why they
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by oops 7y ago
Instead of deleting posts or garbling them, one could replace them and add new posts that portray a false persona.
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by oops 8y ago
I’m not sure I trust them to act in my best interests.
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by oops 8y ago
Maybe you can if you have enough influence / money.
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by oops 8y ago
> It's also been some time so it would be good to see how the predictions panned out. Some of those were pretty grim > I can't say I have seen any changes in the 2 or 3 services I have. One thing is for sure: if it hasn’t ha
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by oops 8y ago
The difference between me and this guy is I would never have gone to market with a product that locked up the UI when trying to send 1000 emails. And I’ve never made $130k/month.
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by oops 8y ago
Sounds like you could use some empathy towards people with drug addictions.
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by oops 8y ago
> Django (iirc) Dwango! :-) There are still modern doom servers online using the Dwango wads. I spent so many hours deathmatching on those maps. Good times. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DWANGO
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by oops 8y ago
Are you saying things have changed, or just that it should be labeled 2015?
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by oops 10y ago
What sort of software are you planning to write? e.g. apps, webdev, games, command-line utils, etc. In what language? Do you need to be able to code while offline? An iPad with the keyboard case could work, particularly if you'll alway
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by oops 10y ago
Did you use the same Wi-Fi network as those people at some point? Maybe it's something like that. My throwaway account at work is always being recommended someone that once visited my home and used the Wi-Fi, and to whom I have no othe
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by oops 10y ago
Nice read! Reminds me of nand2tetris that was posted not too long ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12333508 (You basically implement every layer starting with the CPU and finishing with a working Tetris game)
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by oops 11y ago
Their prices are pretty high compared to typical rentals in the same neighborhood. You could get a 1 or maybe 2 bedroom apartment for the same money.
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by oops 11y ago
I do something similar except with "view" aka "vi -R" aka read-only mode. A couple things I like about "view": 1. No warning screen when using "view file.c" if you or someone else happens to have the
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by oops 12y ago
The IRS page reads as though one must meet both those criteria, not just one of them?
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by oops 12y ago
On that IRS page it says: "For this purpose, foreign earned income is income you receive for services you perform in a foreign country during a period your tax home is in a foreign country and during which you meet either the bona fide
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by oops 12y ago
See also: https://github.com/al3x/sovereign
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by oops 13y ago
The code/library/service responsible for storing the original file on S3 is most likely setting "response-content-disposition" to "attachment" when it stores the file on S3. That tells S3 to deliver the file wi
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by oops 13y ago
I have my homedir in git too and also ignore just about everything. I ended up using gitignore as a whitelist instead of a blacklist, e.g.: /* !/.gitignore !/.gitmodules !/.gitconfig !/.zshrc
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by oops 13y ago
I changed jobs this way recently and it took ~6 months to receive a decision from USCIS. Others have been done much quicker but I would be prepared to wait going this route, and also take USCIS's processing times with a grain of salt. If th
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by oops 13y ago
For short trips of 30 days or less, to Canada, Mexico or adjacent islands excluding Cuba, it seems you can re-enter on your expired visa and your new I-94, once your extension of stay has been approved. 22CFR41.112(d)[1]. If it were me I wo
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Impact of Sandy on the Internet(sandy.isprime.com)
3 points by oops 14y ago|0 comments
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by oops 14y ago
Doom II is possibly my favorite game of all time. In the early-mid 2000s there was a pretty active multiplayer scene around a port called ZDaemon[1] and another called Skulltag. Conplete with a GameSpy-like client for finding and joining se
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by oops 14y ago
FYI you can get Rails security alerts directly to your inbox via http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-security

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