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gbl08ma
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About gbl08ma
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Comment #28252326
One could argue that this would fall into child labor laws, which exist for a reason.
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Comment #28042525
This sounds like it would break a bunch of email address verification systems, password recovery links and the like. I wonder if indeed it does break them, but since it only affect…
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Comment #26792788
On non-jailbroken iOS devices the only way to install apps is through the App Store or through some convoluted methods which involve having a developer account (which you must pay …
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Comment #26792364
For those wondering, this is 100% an Apple-directed decision. The strings for a canary version of the client, at one point, blamed App Store rules directly: https://github.com/Disc…
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Comment #26714809
All of that is bandwidth and clock speed, not latency
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Comment #26296878
I had heard about this giant JSON from friends in the GTA V modding community. OP's idea of what it is used for is right. My guess is that this JSON was quite smaller when the game…
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Comment #25177794
The new default icon set drives me nuts as well. Fortunately, you can select other icon sets in the settings.
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Comment #25112764
Based on what I saw in past discussions, I'm pretty sure that the takedown was not a run-of-the-mill scraper-based takedown (it makes no sense to be taken down just for linking to …
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Comment #25111927
It doesn't work like that since certain videos use obfuscation methods that random cat videos don't.
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Comment #24699555
MySQL not having a proper type to express time spans seems like a fault to me, and "poor design". Of course you can just use an integer for it, but that is a slippery slope, in the…
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Comment #21552525
I, too, develop for Android and, like you say, we have the "luxury" of being able to do it on both Windows and Linux (and macOS as well, if I wanted). Even .NET development is more…
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Comment #21552322
The way I see it, "desktop-dependent workflows" overlap more and more with those "Windows-dependent workflows". Nowadays, most people don't need more than a web browser, and in tha…
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Comment #19508736
I agree with you on the clipboard thing, but as with every other API that gives access to sensitive information, they could have put it behind a permission prompt. It wouldn't make…
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Comment #17037783
You might be pleased or displeased to know that at Técnico they no longer teach Scheme in the introductory programming course, nowadays it's Python. When I did the AI course, the p…
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Comment #15167314
Immersive but also very battery draining...
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Comment #14995145
I believe that hours going up to 12 instead of going 0 .. 11 is because you can't quite hear a bell strike zero times, no?
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Comment #14985224
I have a bit of a obsession with the Lisbon Metro, even though I don't use it very often. I started by building this: https://github.com/gbl08ma/disturbancesmlx This started as mor…
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Comment #14899941
For a perhaps more well-known example, see the Raspberry Pi Foundation. They sell, obviously, Raspberry Pis - a lot of them. They are a charitable organization, which is a type of …
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Comment #14403937
I own a Surface Pro 3 with the SP4 type cover (i.e. the version before the one that just came out and which is basically the same). I thought I'd miss all the keys from my laptop a…
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Comment #14336891
8.1 is supported, 8 is not. Support for Windows 8 ended on January 12, 2016.
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Comment #13769307
> right now NN, as I understand it, is not so much about the current state of things, but about making sure that future "wikipedias" and "facebooks" get the same chances as the cur…
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Comment #13767848
See guelo's comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13767782 ) Just because Wikimedia is not seeking profits or even looking to somehow "stay ahead" with this deal, that doe…