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by sowpati 4mo ago
Thanks for this OP. Really enjoyed finding solutions, and of course reading comments about all crazy looking solutions as well. This is the stuff that keeps me hooked to HN! I remember being given another puzzle in my childhood, where the t
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by sowpati 5mo ago
There is also a nice Veritasium video about it, if you prefer that: https://youtu.be/w5ebcowAJD8
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by sowpati 5y ago
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by sowpati 5y ago
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by sowpati 9y ago
It does match the regex. "pti" is a substring in "exception"
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by sowpati 9y ago
Isn't that what GP is saying though? Cars and bikes are superior to running in the fact that they take you to the destination faster. But a person running everywhere will undoubtedly have better development of their leg muscles than a
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by sowpati 9y ago
Am I missing something? Admittedly I have not traveled much internationally, but I don't remember customs ever asking me to unlock my phone.. I have only traveled to and from Europe though. So maybe it's different in the US?
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by sowpati 9y ago
I'm sorry I couldn't understand from your comment, are you saying an electric is harder on your fingers as compared to an acoustic? If that's what you meant, I must disagree, and please read the full comment. Else, it's
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by sowpati 10y ago
Regarding your first question, I'm not from a tech related field, and most people around me generally use Google for recommendations. And Google always ranks famous tech blogs higher on the list. So.. I would say yes.
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by sowpati 10y ago
I'm not an expert, but as I understand, they don't actually use password fields on phishing pages. Instead they use normal text fields and fake password dots. So I'm not sure if they can be identified as login pages. ETA: ano
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by sowpati 10y ago
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that the idea behind continuum in Windows 10?