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Qwertie

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    Comment #17906186

    Part of the reason I stopped using haskell is because of how generalized everything is. I want to get something basic done and you are expected to read a whole book some maths topi…

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    Comment #17889820

    Thats the case for apple chargers. I have seen that macbook chargers fail after about 6 months use because they switched to a plastic that was less toxic. Conveniently the side of …

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    Comment #17874063

    If I make a browser extension that grabs your auth token and all of your messages and sends it to my server. How is slack meant to fix that?

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    Comment #17874044

    If this threat is legally valid, doesn't that mean all adblockers/tracker blockers could be made illegal?

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    Comment #17874034

    Ah yes, you are right. Got those mixed up.

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    Comment #17873322

    Nice work. I'm not a JS expert but I think I saw a bug. Inside of animate() you are calling setTimeout() to automatically call animate repeatedly but this is also calling setTimeou…

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    Comment #17833524

    I tried that once. Main issue is you have to reply to the pings or you get kicked. I have found Matrix to be easier to interact with. You need a HTTP client instead of netcat but i…

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    Comment #17833517

    I only started using irc about 5 years ago but I have been using it daily since then and yeah the people on it aren't too bad. I have only really seen tech stuff on it recently, al…

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    Comment #17833503

    The speed has gotten better recently. It usually sends messages in under 1 second. The UI is still a little laggy when switching tabs but everything is slowly getting more polished…

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    Comment #17798223

    My fitness has improved so much since owning an ebike. Yeah it's not nearly as much work as using a regular bike but unless you are using a bike all the time you are going to see a…

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    Comment #17780868

    They have some decent videos. The one about the history of neon lights in hong kong was good.

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    Comment #17780122

    Potentially. Although in my experience safari works 99% the same as chrome so I'd bet a bunch of devs just assume if it works on chrome it will work on safari.

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    Comment #17780114

    Will you ever actually talk to these people? I have lots of these people in my contacts list who I once knew but haven't spoken to in ages. I have never once randomly messaged one …

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    Comment #17780105

    Thats illegal since the GDPR.

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    Comment #17779624

    I'd say the majority of websites were never tested on safari because most small dev places can't afford to buy macbooks just to test one browser.

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    Comment #17763166

    The market can only sort it out if the lifespan of the product is made clear. If I buy a fridge today, I have no idea how long it will last. I can't see what standards the fridge w…

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    Comment #17763159

    By recycling they likely mean burning the phone and getting about 10% of the valuable material back out of it.

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    Comment #17763154

    Thats kind of how warranty works only that usually the product lasts much longer than the warranty.

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    Comment #17763151

    They could be much cheaper to repair if they used standard parts so repair places didn't have to order in custom pieces that they only use about 1 per year because every fridge has…

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    Comment #17763148

    Most people don't live particularly close to one.

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    Comment #17763009

    >If a car is not cool enough for me to want to own, why would I care to use the communal car rather than the bus? Can the auto industry survive selling 10% of the vehicles is does …

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    Comment #17758042

    This article is really poor quality and gives no useful information at all. What even is a replica of the vote system? By the sounds of the article they could have just inspect ele…

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    Comment #17715358

    In Australia SMS is still widely used because of IM fragmentation. A proprietary IM platform will never take over and we will stay in the current mess until one of the open source …

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    Comment #17715338

    It's bad, but bad intentionally. I haven't noticed it being buggy like snap chat. They just went out of their way to break features the browser gives you for free.

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    Comment #17712773

    >wish they had some way to make money No one wants to pay for things anymore so what we have is a cycle of good tech that runs on investor money and makes none on it's own and then…