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Comment #15681426
Never Had to detach Expo. Is that the case when using native Code?
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Comment #9947215
I can only imagine this going horribly wrong. Like when Explorers visited cultures which had been isolated from the rest of the world, not having developed antibodies against a sim…
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Comment #9894349
> The Error function is a potential XSS vector if a user can control the error message. For example, an http.FileServer when given a request for this path I am just curious, but si…
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Comment #9824517
I dont know where you went in Germany, but there are lots of areas where windmills actually cluster up the horizon.
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Comment #9813729
Does work in Chrome, but not with Firefox (latest version, Windows 7)
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Comment #9724427
For me it's quite the opposite. I do alot of exercise, and I am generally more hungry / in need of calories in comparison to a week when I did not so much excersise.
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Comment #9634631
A few months ago I checked out several Graph DBs and my conclusion was, if you want proper drivers you are best suited with Java, because those DBs mostly have a driver based on th…
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Comment #9384092
I agree with you, but as an engineer doesn't it drive you mad that __modern__ software performs so bad at a task yet so simple?
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Comment #9382482
Neither does the argument of the "patriarchy" which if you go after the graph would have suddenly appeared in 1980 and only in CS domain. This whole discussion is so black and whit…
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Comment #9246684
I laughed when he said that we as consumer want to control technology rather than being controlled by it. Well I think the iWatch is quite the opposite. Because someone is pressure…
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Comment #9100150
My only problem with this is, that GMOs might be safe, but companies always try to min/max and modern diets show how man cheap bad chemicals land in our food, just to sell more of …
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Comment #9074563
How does replying to a service via email, make the service easy to repeat / vulnerable to competitors? It's just an additional feature.
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Comment #9058836
Those were mods, and the decided to hire these ppl AFTER they've become successful.
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Comment #9054463
The damage does not just come from taking too much, it also comes from consuming "synthesized" Vitamins. Many ingredients aren't close to the quality of vitamins in natural food.
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Comment #9027351
Depends on the angle. I would say if it comes to Tinder all you get is a picture. So the only metric is the body-form-shape-sizes etc. If the size of some body parts can be measure…
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Comment #9000766
There are protein supplements containing mostly casein, and I took them, and no it does not make high or addictive. I think your post was irony.
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Comment #8996205
I just looked up side-effects of testosterone, again to be sure. Why is this article on the top of HN. It's basically promoting use of a drug with well known side effects which can…
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Comment #8978354
Am I wrong or did the article miss mentioning the HBP (Human Brain Project)? https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/
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Comment #8562763
I never get it when people try to reinvent the wheel with JavaScript. Especially on the desktop. Please show me real world benchmarks, where JS apps are not extremely bad in compar…
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Comment #6404666
I am suprised, MacKeeper has a bad "Web of Trust" rating.
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Comment #6091555
What is it with you and writting an interpreter for the language in the language?
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Comment #5776621
Lacking an "about" section is even bad if your product is self-explanatory. Why do we need another Package Index? The purpose of an index is centralizing things. Why would we need …
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Comment #5760447
Maybe I am loneley on this one, but I hardly find this new information.
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Comment #5756715
The comments under this article are just shocking. And I wonder how ignorant one can be. "They deserve to die". How degenerative can we get? If we lose any moral and forget about t…