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Comment #47037273
How interesting. Anyway, I would recommend YouTube. Find a series you can follow along. Best of luck!
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Ask HN: Should account creation/origin country be displayed on HN profiles?
Would it be beneficial for a platform to display the country of account origin on each user’s profile? I’m curious how the HN community thinks about this from angles like privacy, …
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Comment #45318236
保管国家机密。你的社交信用评分下降了。
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Comment #42260449
This is common at nightclubs (or was) - a DJ can use their headphones as a microphone, speaking into one channel and listening to another Example https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1NNP…
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Comment #42038459
Bingo. It's a nice trick because you get the menu bar space back to.
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Ask HN: How do you maintain your SDK's?]
At work we have several language specific SDK's which handle the basics. The SDK's use our publicly documented OAS files to get folks logged in, and give them enough to get started…
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Comment #41632028
Checkout woodgears.ca :-)
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Comment #41089971
I don't go to mc'ds very often and wasn't even aware of their coupons. Perhaps you're right
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Comment #40842018
You've created a monster. You're MITM'ing children. You're giving children's data to {whomever}. You've cherry picked your own beliefs and inserted / removed them along the way. Th…
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Comment #40380896
As a 30 something, I completely agree.
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Comment #40240262
Of course they did. They have to pay separate licensing for the use of DAS – which is developed by M$ and resold from NYPD. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Awareness_System
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Comment #39796406
Yes, it's horrendous - I thought I was intoxicated
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Comment #39593642
Can't you run UTM (QEMU) on these devices? You should be able to run anything you want
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Comment #39457397
I would say Rails is still in its Heyday. I've been writing ruby since 1.8.7 and I'm constantly surprised by the frequency of major releases of rails, and the backward compatibilit…
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Comment #38939300
Network hobbyist here: an excellent home project is to setup your own PBX. Complete with VLAN's, and backups running on your favorite HV. Most importantly, use hard phones with SCC…
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Comment #38434062
Likely edible as well
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Comment #38396105
Resting next to me is a titanium ring, it is extremely light, resistant to ambient temp change, and is usually cool to the touch. It cost $15 or so. It wears in a really beautiful …
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Comment #38177826
I have a work issued M1 Max, which has an incredible amount of computational power. I wanted a personal computer, and purchased an identical machine, M1 Max, 64Gig, whatever. I rea…
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Comment #38056294
Considering the scale of ImageMagick- $629 is a very, very small amount of money considering the value that IM has generated.
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Comment #37963153
~~~I do not condone online video game cheating~~~ Way back when (2006?), a friend of mine sold wallhacks for online games. It was his software, written in C++, and it was considere…
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Comment #37773488
I've started thinking about cars like this too. We shouldn't have yearly models, it's an absolute waste
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Comment #37279611
This is an incredible write up. As soon as I saw the steps about patching mitm, I knew this would be special... wow!
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Comment #37215598
Call me a skeptic, but I see this as political theater. If Google themselves wanted to peek-at-you, they would never have to look as deep as the firmware. If a _foreign_ government…
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Comment #37134190
I'm currently running a very expensive PoE doorbell that I was able to buy in 'AS-IS' condition to save some money. It's an Axis Communications product. I really love the ability t…