Viewing profile — TheAnimus
TheAnimus
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Nov 19, 2012, 2:00 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 844
- Public activity
- 290 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About TheAnimus
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #15236869
Yes it did an infra-red dot map of the face. https://www.windowscentral.com/how-iris-scanner-lumia-950-an... Amazing, -4 for mentioning this isn't a new feature. This is exactly ho…
-
comment
Comment #15230858
I had this feature on my 950 (Windows Phone). It was poor. Slower and more error prone. Environmental changes such as extreme lighting (being outside) or wearing sunglasses stopped…
-
comment
Comment #15019559
Turns out the solution to every stack overflow post will be "JavaScript is required"
-
comment
Comment #14947678
London, in the City, so yes, it's our fault. But it also adds that kind of prestige that people expect.
-
comment
Comment #14943953
Office Space, after salaries and employer taxes is our biggest per employee cost.
-
comment
Comment #14921725
The thing is sometimes you find something helpful, but don't think they are exactly an artist. I'm slightly ashamed that I couldn't figure out how to put the batteries in the Amazo…
-
comment
Comment #14491458
Are there many people who will want the 18-core option, but not have multiple GPUs without a bottleneck of thunderbolt?
-
comment
Comment #14194299
Which is kind of funny, because every pilot knows the limitation of each kind of autopilot. I think a lot of it is public expectation of that kind of name.
- story
-
comment
Comment #13462958
I did that too. I'd only been in London about 2 days, I jumped up like a good boy scout, conscious of the fact I was in the "priority seat" (for those outside of London our tubes h…
-
comment
Comment #13013590
But this can be better. I'll have taken about 8 weeks holiday this year. But for about half of it I'll do 30 min or even 2 hours work. Actually it's been less than half. That's a p…
-
comment
Comment #12601556
This is quite nice to see, when I first heard about osquery, I thought "cool WMI (well WQL) for Linux"
-
comment
Comment #12557298
> The price for EpiPens went up because no one else was able to make a competing product that didn't malfunction or deliver the wrong dose of epinephrine. Price hasn't gone up as m…
-
comment
Comment #11877706
It's also about having very correct details in this case. If she had bothered to apply for the correct VISA there wouldn't have been an issue, but they clearly feel they are a spec…
-
comment
Comment #11786489
Which is true enough. Maybe they should look at iTunes on Windows for a good example of why it's horrible to ignore the host UI designs. Or maybe QuickTime.
-
comment
Comment #11025766
I find the windows phone keyboard suggestions much better than any other I've used. Despite now having an iPhone 6s from work I still use a WP as my daily go to because it's much b…
- story
-
comment
Comment #10703095
But what about the street repairs card? IIRC it is only 2-3 times the price of a house for a hotel.
- story
-
comment
Comment #10426448
> Pretty much any CS6 application will being the tablet to its knees and nearly burnt my lap. That's not what I find with my i7 sp3. Instead I find that it struggles to cool itself…
-
comment
Comment #10164169
It's not as if it's found it's way in to .ts files, only to .tsx files. As someone who's organisation has spent a lot of time making our front end in ReactJS this is going to be ve…
-
comment
Comment #10065963
For what it's worth I'm happily using the modern incantation of WebTV, my FireTV Stick. I have my 'TV' on demand, whenever I want it, I can run some web related apps, even hacked s…
-
comment
Comment #9999102
I too have had some mixed experiences. A B&B in Rome, where the host had elegantly decorated our room, provided fresh flowers each day all whilst respecting our privacy. Contrasted…
-
comment
Comment #9964547
I would have been a blue band in your system. My parents moved to Cornwall when I was child, surrounded on 3 sides by water, I gained my surf lifesaving certificate, I was a good s…
-
comment
Comment #9807482
Fairly sure I remember using VisualStudio to debug some JavaScript back in the early 00s.