Viewing profile — mrmuagi
mrmuagi
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Oct 17, 2018, 5:01 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 358
- Public activity
- 299 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About mrmuagi
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49129886
Was going to ask you to elaborate but from your update I caught refreshing I see it kneecaps itself for safety? I'm a hobbiest reverse engineer and I often use ida free/ollydbg to …
-
comment
Comment #48756641
2% chance of death? A quick google shows it to be around 0.16%, and the deaths seem to be allocated to people who are older or just have other comorbities. I think the scientists i…
-
comment
Comment #47506368
I am particularly needy when it comes to the taskbar. I installed a few mods: * Windhawk - can tweak taskbar with extensions similiar to gnome tweaks imo (free) * DisplayFusion - q…
-
comment
Comment #47237613
I had the same realization when seeing some one open up the outlook inbox and seeing a huge advert banner on the right of their screen. I had been so accustomed to using an ad bloc…
-
comment
Comment #47126951
> Now that people don't care about Anti DDoS - this happens. Could I prod why that is? I'm dealing with a ovh server and using their anti-ddos detection for an issue currently so t…
-
comment
Comment #47006049
Autocorrect not getting simple character substitutions is beyond frustrating.
-
comment
Comment #46984161
A running txt file for each project/work capsule has been wonders. Then common txt files for anything you learned or, things you need to learn, notes/todos, etc. I think I would be…
-
comment
Comment #46969001
I always followed proper form and didn't ego lift, even though my deadlifts were the highest weight. I think on retrospect deadlifts may have been my issue to, I did the deadlifts …
-
comment
Comment #46965339
McKenzie stretched helped me rehab a pulled muscle in my lower back (originally thought it was a disc). Deadlifts also helped strengthen lower back muscles. Tight hamstrings from s…
-
comment
Comment #46863629
I just was mainly motivated in replying to your accusation that the original poster couldn't read -- I feel like that claim is pretty disingenuous from the get-go and if I'm being …
-
comment
Comment #46860555
> Compare this to Vim where, if it's the first time you're opening it, If you open vim with a file, like you do with all file editors, there's no such examples. It's also at the bo…
-
comment
Comment #46594621
Thanks for sharing, I am also a Canadian. I'll read and digest (no pun intended) what you wrote.
-
comment
Comment #46592176
You are spending a fraction of $350/mo on food? I'm actually interested in learning more...
-
comment
Comment #46518364
Some of the recent Beelink ones have soldered ram though.
-
comment
Comment #46494231
Enduring boredom is the antithesis of mindless doomscrolling.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #45736730
Another thing I am curious about is time of day too -- I was told vitamin D/Multivitamins were better taken in the morning with food.
-
comment
Comment #45505749
Is not supporting TPM an issue in terms of some app compability though? I was investigating whether to upgrade an old computer from windows 10 to 11 and that was said somewhere onl…
-
comment
Comment #45497899
People seem to use VPNs to avoid IP based issues, like Netflix or ip bans/associations, not sure anyone would use it for actual privacy -- at best its obsfucation.
-
comment
Comment #45497891
what VPN companies?
-
comment
Comment #45017319
The urls are logged usually and also like the other commentator pointed out can be stored in browser history/bookmarked. I've seen just a general recommendation to avoid urlencodin…
-
comment
Comment #44379536
All audiobooks are like this for me. I tried it for lectures but if I'm taking handwritten notes, I can't keep up my writing. I wonder if there is negative side effects of this tho…
-
comment
Comment #44174924
I guess because commercial media drives on advertising dollars that ultimately are meant to drive consumerism? I think minimalism/no buy movements are big though.
-
comment
Comment #44056678
It's the straw that breaks the camel's back I think for most people. Constant nagging by the operating system for Windows products (I have enabled onedrive personally, but for some…
-
comment
Comment #43918988
And "modern" TVs have motion smoothing which make so many things look so synthetic and dizzying.