Viewing profile — 1718627440
1718627440
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Jun 17, 2024, 12:31 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 1,749
- Public activity
- 3,224 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About 1718627440
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49223370
Over a slow mobile connection Anubis doesn't load at all, even if the actual website would load just fine in seconds. Hence the user is locked out from the website.
-
comment
Comment #49223287
Very few user write a HTTP request themself. By that measure everyone that uses an UA, is a bot user.
-
comment
Comment #49223237
Yeah, why should I watch your content? If you want me to watch your crap, please pay me. Otherwise it's my time and attention, you expect to get for free.
-
comment
Comment #49223214
People can create the world, but they do need a lot of time. A lot of money buys you time, so nobody 'poor' can keep up. That wouldn't be a problem for web UAs, if the standards wo…
-
comment
Comment #49223197
That seems to be true to every major application release by MS. No, the OS is of course secure, pinky promise!
-
comment
Comment #49223182
That's kinda true with every open source software. As soon as some branch has a sizable chunk of developers, forks are discouraged, because either you need to keep up or give up ev…
-
comment
Comment #49223146
> I have a domain name with the TLD of "today". I don't like the pollution of the global namespace. If someone thinks, there should be a domain named today, fine, but don't put it …
-
comment
Comment #49221674
> All I said was that if I absolve the driver of whatever responsibility he believes he has for me Except that you are not authorized to do that, so it doesn't have any effect and …
-
comment
Comment #49221640
But with that definition, it IS his problem, because he is liable for the well-being of his passengers.
-
comment
Comment #49221432
> the typical German BBQ Maybe this is just an East/West or North/South thing. I am German too and would find that just very weird and atypical. Maybe something you would do in a c…
-
comment
Comment #49221391
I'm from Germany. never really went anywhere else much, and I basically only knew it your way, growing up. I also went to some "BBQ" once, where it was "eat your own food", but tha…
-
comment
Comment #49221243
If you have a high ROI it's a bad idea to stop putting money in. Logically all people should be for high taxes, but they are not, because they don't believe that their taxes fund t…
-
comment
Comment #49221216
That inefficiency is the very reason, why the Swiss have a more reliable network. The DB used to have all these inefficiency too and was reliable. Then they decided to cut all that…
-
comment
Comment #49221024
First, I am kinda the same. > how do I do this one piece of a query in MySQL, since I'm not a MySQL DBA Honestly for most things, the actual documentation is the best resource. I n…
-
comment
Comment #49220940
> Memory is just too useful now that you can use it to drive cars and write code. You can use the state of the art from 20 years ago for that.
-
comment
Comment #49220933
> I’m confused because this reads like a denial of basic economics. If the price is high enough, the chip will be produced for you. That's a classic stereotype of what an economic …
-
comment
Comment #49220916
The issue with that solution is that in order to sell to retail customers, they sell to other large corporations, which they think are going to sell to retail customers. Guess what…
-
comment
Comment #49184302
So the website also wants to my monitor, and chair position and the angle from which I am looking? Got it.
-
comment
Comment #49170081
> you need a build environment If you have a self-sufficient OS, the build environment is already part of it. > you have to identify the correct line[s] Just run a full-text search…
-
comment
Comment #49170044
There are software tools like quilt, who do exactly that.
-
comment
Comment #49166785
Because you never truly forget something. If you took effort to generate a rehash of your own mental brain model, first you will recognize it again and thus don't need to relearn e…
-
comment
Comment #49166756
> Taking down the lesson/lecture does relatively little Not my experience. > you can do it on autopilot Huh, that sounds magically to me, I certainly can't. Actually taking notes d…
-
comment
Comment #49166679
Me too. And this way you make way fewer bugs, almost none.
-
comment
Comment #49166608
That's what I was referring to, actually.
-
comment
Comment #49154482
> you don't learn from it Except that you do. Otherwise you could just sit in school or university and just listen and do nothing, but that way you just learn A LOT less, instead o…