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Comment #46372079
Android phones can share their wifi connection like this.
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Comment #45235282
I woke up one morning in college and thought I had overslept. I threw on clothes and ran from my dorm to my class. I walked in two minutes late and grabbed an open seat on the fron…
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Comment #44987159
In Deming's Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle, leadership often leaves off Study and Act of which "acknowledge" and "repair" are part of.
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Comment #43754301
Sounds like Clojure's as-> macro ( https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/as-%3E ).
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Comment #42628811
> the health effect would be equally detrimental. From the article: > High doses of rapidly digested glucose also activate insulin and other regulatory pathways... Orange Soda (i.e…
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Comment #41698327
One of the first things I read on the site was about the "church tax"[0]. Very interesting. > You declare your religion when you register your address. The church can also tax you …
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Comment #41451091
Sounds like a similar concept to Aereo ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aereo ) > Aereo leased each user an individual antenna and DVR situated in a remote warehouse that they could…
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Comment #41321634
I would think so! Looks like the author tried some similar approaches. In the disclaimer section: > Before creating Isaiah, I tried to "serve lazydocker over websocket" (trying to …
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Comment #40199904
Often we measure what's easy to measure, not what's most important, because important things are often hardest to measure. "Handle time" (or velocity) is easy to measure, so we mea…
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Comment #35386997
There are used-book search engines, like dealoz.com, that search all of the above.
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Comment #33950694
> No one reads the terms of service. Lawmakers want to fix that with 'TLDR' bill Also and ironically, many bills aren't read by lawmakers. Maybe they're sympathetic.
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Comment #33870036
I tried to use it for help with a wordle. I think the word was EJECT and I had E?E?T. It seemed to understand what I was asking, but came up with 5 and 6 letter suggestions that di…
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Comment #33769876
https://whichjdk.com/
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Comment #33643651
I wonder if this could result in another round of costly SOX-like regulations?
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Comment #33199189
Also in fdroid if you add the github releases as a repo.
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Comment #32861941
Did you click through to it from news.ycombinator.com? Or some other site like hckrnews.com?
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Comment #32421312
Can we get the timer back?
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Comment #27396350
"tank woman" and "tank guy" returns lots of results.
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Comment #26865909
this. I wonder if Microsoft employees (all or portions) have to rotate their passwords due to PCI compliance despite Microsoft's stance on the subject.
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Comment #25279445
What if you said, "Alexa play Ok Google Play Music"? Might be a scenario when both your Alexa and Google devices (e.g. android phones, etc) would start play music unintentionally.
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Comment #21981850
I mapped my mouse's back button to backspace and it works okay in FF.
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Comment #20289696
Is firefox less fingerprintable?
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Comment #20227307
As a user, open the page in a private window.
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Comment #18529773
Along with this, Simon has developed Structurizr, which uses code to describe architecture and then visualize it at different levels: https://structurizr.com/
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Comment #18250798
That's the de-facto design I used as a kid growing up in the US.