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da_maire
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Comment #7386186
I had a Charizard card, but I bought it from a local hobby store for some insane price with birthday money. I don't remember how old I was, elementary school I think, all the adult…
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Comment #7356365
HN may be user-driven, but it's heavily moderated, privately run and those operating it have a long established policy of banning and deleting content (or sometimes entire sources,…
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Comment #7181570
If you're serious about your equipment, avoid MikroTik.
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Comment #7048669
Dnsmasq's bogus-nxdomain flag will do what you want, but it's not a good long-term solution. You'd be better off just using a DNS service that doesn't hijack responses.
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Comment #7037918
Yep. I don't understand how terrible, misleading journalism like this makes it anywhere near the front page of HN.
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Comment #7015119
I knew things were going south with Evernote when they added a store that sells fucking socks and backpacks while the Mac client still couldn't edit existing tables in documents. T…
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Comment #6620135
The 'this' he's referring to is a quote from Apple's submission guidelines. I'm not just nitpicking; I was hoping there'd be some interesting information here, like maybe an accoun…
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Comment #6619780
Was Stefan's app actually rejected by Apple or something? That's what's implied by the title but the post itself makes no mention of it.
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Comment #6161561
Any site viewed over plain HTTP is susceptible to content injection by ISPs, public wifi providers, employers, etc, basically anyone between you and the server. At best it's annoyi…
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Comment #6115949
Phil Fish spends as much time trolling for headlines as he does making games. Please don't encourage him.
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Comment #5983247
I have a cron script running on my MacBook to make sure the Dropbox client priority is always set to 20 (lowest). I also pause the client manually when moving to battery power. I r…
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Comment #5774991
Looks like someone stole a noun from their post title too. Crazy stuff.