Viewing profile — millak
millak
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Jun 26, 2015, 12:02 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 20
- Public activity
- 16 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About millak
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #18910650
This. Especially fucking the corporate bureaucracy! I always enjoyed my work before I joined my current company and, with just how _corporate_ it is, it’s opened up the “where does…
-
comment
Comment #18512836
My experience is that this doesn’t apply to the see you next Tuesday word, at least here in Canada. It’s seen as very offensive according to the Canadians I know. Speaking as a Bri…
-
comment
Comment #18238016
Indeed, I'm working at a bank at the moment. There are half a dozen "endpoint protection" agents installed on my laptop, and don't even mention the network filtering - the Docker, …
-
comment
Comment #16872004
I've always wondered how well Privacy Badger works if you also have third-party cookies disabled - is there any benefit in that case?
-
comment
Comment #14376291
It would have been if I hadn't married a Canadian in the UK. In fact, if I had wanted to get in on a work visa instead of as a spouse I doubt I would have been able to get in becau…
-
comment
Comment #14374995
I feel absolutely the same. I went to Canada.
-
comment
Comment #14101456
I remember watching this in my school history class - not too far away from where the film is set, actually. It's chilling.
-
comment
Comment #13989089
Indeed, it's frustrating to see it constantly said that the "decisive will of the British people" has spoken!
-
comment
Comment #13334624
You could still be compromised in this situation if you use 1Password to store your 2FA codes.
-
comment
Comment #12404697
Yep, brew cask will just tell you that Transmission is already installed without --force.
-
comment
Comment #12297655
Actually planning that move myself. My Canadian wife and I had it planned before Brexit, but Brexit seems to have justified it! Threads like this are a little disconcerting however…
-
comment
Comment #11618394
Why is that a flaw in the service? The ISP/mobile operator is essentially the gatekeeper to the Internet; having them block WhatsApp (or anything else) is just a case of them addin…
-
comment
Comment #10926040
I'd be interested to hear how you made the jump to contracting? I find myself wanting to make the jump from my permanent job (in London) but being anxious about whether or not it's…
-
comment
Comment #10505753
My (Canadian) wife is proposing that we emigrate to Canada in the medium-term - I'm inclined to agree with her for the same reasons that you give.
-
comment
Comment #9904113
Nope.
-
comment
Comment #9903958
To be fair, it was the government that passed a law to legalise such activity; it was the industry that challenged that law and the High Court that overturned it!