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Yikes, the font on that website is incredibly distracting. Hard enough that I went and downloaded Readability for Chrome just to get through the article. Reading more than a senten…

We use CloudBerry Backup for Linux Ultimate on a couple servers with great success. Initial setup was a little bumpy and we had to reach out to support, who was responsive and reso…

Absolutely, we could all use a bit more focus on health in our life. I'm the same way; the extent of my exercise is taking the stairs instead of the elevator, and my girlfriend dra…

Profession/Position: CIO - full time, onsite - Workday: [06:40] - Wake up, check a few headlines and get ready for the morning [07:30] - Head to work, drive if my partner and I are…

This is a reblog of Scott's original post. Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14209874

Another user suggested using Ethereum smart contracts for this. I'm not terribly familiar with Ethereum, but I wonder if the contract could be designed to automatically forward to …

Glitchy on Chrome 57. When I load a page to build, I'm unable to scroll more than 1/4 of the page then it jumps back to the top.

I found Papers, Please to be a really fascinating game. I've been on a indie binge lately (Firewatch is another recent favorite) and I felt Papers, Please had a really great story …

I spent a lot of time researching VPNs and trying to find one I felt like I could trust. Unfortunately, if you're being truly paranoid (which I feel everyone whose considering a VP…

My privacy setup for a while (which I have relaxed somewhat) included: - Ubuntu on my desktop and laptop - CyanogenMod on Android [0] - VPN to a non-14 eyes country [1] - uBlock Or…

Anecdotally, a family member that regularly travels with their small dog experiences much less scrutiny. Most times they're asked to hold the dog in it's crate and walk through the…

I wonder if this change breaks the extension, ha. I can appreciate the flexibility you're offered even with the A-list clientele you have. In a world of "move fast and break things…

Real headline is "WikiLeaks Dumps Docs on CIA’s Hacking Tools" Russia is only mentioned once in the article.

Has Wikileaks ever published a bad leak? I'm not talking about their write-ups and descriptions -- which I sometimes find sensationalized -- but the raw data. I don't remember any …

Thanks, that was the answer I was looking for. I appreciate the openness! In a perfect world engineers would have to request elevated permissions from a manager/team lead to query …

If anyone from Penny is still around, I have a question. In using the app an error occurred and Penny apologized and said someone would look at it shortly. About 15 minutes later I…

This is really neat; having just signed up I'm yet to see how useful it actually turns out to be. I'm really happy to see startups using Plaid. I tinkered with building a budgeting…

This is really neat as a technical demo. What's your anticipated real-world use for something like this? My first thought was that it would be fantastic in a case where I needed to…

We get four catalogs a month to three different people, one of which gets two catalogs; one addressed to their role as Vice President, and one as Boardmember. We don't even want _o…

AvE is one of my favorite YouTubers. Always a learning experience with him. Similarly, bigclivedotcom[1] does almost exclusively electronics teardowns. Usually cheap gadgets from C…

> Given that - it seems only a matter of time until an iPhone which has no ports, similar to the Apple Watch. Unless we invent seriously good wireless charging, I just can't see th…

As a new HN user myself, I'm curious of this post would fall under "spam" on HN? If you look at OP's account they have only made two posts, both linking to this site.

What I mean is that the exporter linked to by modinfo optionally allows you to input your Snipt API keys to export your private snippets in addition to your public ones. It appears…

I have considered, and even worked on, a Chrome extension for this exact purpose. Some hurdles I discovered: * Websites do weird things with textareas. If it's a plain-ol HTML form…

From a quick glance, this seems woefully insecure. Incrementing "user" by 1 yields (what I assume to be) someone else's export. If you have any private snippets you would like to k…