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0xADEADBEE

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    Comment #37116493

    You don’t even need to do that. Once you have Residency (distinct from Permanent Residency and Citizenship - the one with the passport) you are allowed to start your own company wh…

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    Comment #36718005

    I’m very happy with SimpleWall: https://github.com/henrypp/simplewall

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    Comment #23471221

    This used to happen to me constantly. I fixed it accidentally in switching to Ripgrep [0] which defaults to recursively searching the current directory. Bonus: it parallelises too!…

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    Comment #23425242

    Same. How hard is it to make it optional?

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    Comment #23425239

    I tried that but that just makes you set a PIN which I don't want to do! I appreciate the help though, thank you.

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    Comment #23425072

    Long-time Signal user but I'm on the verge of moving I think. There are several UX shortcomings but the new PIN nag is a bridge too far. What are my options for alternatives? I ima…

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    Comment #23412643

    You can inline the JS to achieve this. ublock will allow you to prevent inline JS execution but NoScript didn't last I checked

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    Comment #22764783

    A lot of positive comments about Pluralsight here so I thought I'd offer a slightly different perspective: I had a subscription through work and was excited to jump in and learn as…

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    Comment #22186996

    Yep! This is how I started out (I run it one a VPS now so I'm not tied to my home network) and it works fine. The only limit you're likely to run into is your blocklists filling RA…

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    Comment #22176525

    Glad to see it finally officially accepted. I've been using it on all my devices for over a year now and it's been rock solid. The ease of setup and initial connection speed alone …

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    Comment #22051352

    Looks like he sold his medal [0] to ameliorate his loss of earnings; perhaps that's to what GP was referring. [0] - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/11261872/James-Wats...

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    Comment #22018172

    I don't have one. I did use the web interface for Spotify though and it did some JS stuff when I left it for a bit; that's how I noticed.

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    Comment #22018163

    A genuinely enjoyable long-form post I read a while back involved Casper [0]. Not sure how germane it is but perhaps someone will enjoy it. [0] - https://www.fastcompany.com/306592…

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    Comment #22013410

    Not sure if this has changed but I ditched noscript when I discovered it doesn't block inline script execution. These days I use Ublock Origin: Settings -> check 'I am an advanced …

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    Comment #21985504

    Yep! I have this and it works perfectly. - about:config - dom.webnotifications.enabled = false That's it. Haven't seen one in months.

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    Comment #21973590

    One thing I notice often gets glossed over when Cambridge Analytica comes up is that they didn't really shut down at all. While CA ceased trading, a company called Emerdata was cre…

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    Comment #21393861

    There's a semi-secret, invite-only, HN Slack channel. [Edit: I don't think I mean channel but the terminology for what I'm saying eludes me]

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    Comment #21279419

    I don't mean to be glib but this is a surprise to who exactly? I only know Niantic from Pokemon Go (which requires your GPS to be enabled, presumably) and they're owned by a compan…

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    Comment #21263012

    This isn't strictly true. The final cPython release (2.7.18) is slated for April next year [0], and PyPy has no such plans to drop support [1]. I don't honestly think Python 2 is g…

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    Comment #21089517

    I'm coming at this from the other side, but as you note, it'll be very interesting to see how it plays out. As a consumer, I don't care what the original poster thinks I should see…

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    Comment #20982127

    I use CoC.vim [0] with whatever Python plugin they recommend and it's easily been the most painless autocompletion I've ever used in over a decade of Vim. I wrote some (admittedly …

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    Comment #20722344

    I think you're right to explore something else and I'm not aware of anything better than Elixir/Phoenix in the Web Framework world currently. It's incredibly well thought out and a…

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    Comment #20672132

    In the same way that ublock is a must-have extension for many people, I won't browse without cookieAutoDelete [0]. Mostly I don't bother authenticating with websites anymore, and (…

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    Comment #20612364

    Brit here who has lived in NZ for a few years. Polled some Kiwis in the vicinity with your example and "yeah nah" is very much negative, even in that instance. I agree that on pape…

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    Comment #20591510

    +1 on this. It's pretty easy to ignore ethics when you're being paid orders of magnitude above the median national salary (I would imagine, anyway!). A course is unlikely to change…