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sahruum9

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    Comment #48030697

    Text selection is working perfectly fine for me.

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    Comment #45680844

    I don't think I follow. What is HN doing to the title? Deleting the word "Here's"?

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    Comment #45642898

    Sorry to be a little off-topic, but I really like the layout of your site. I'm on a convertible and I switched to tablet mode part way through reading this and was pretty delighted…

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    Comment #45548758

    A smart home will definitely run those numbers up. I have about 60 WiFi devices and another 45 Zigbee devices and I'm only about halfway done with the house.

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    Comment #44510049

    There was a proposal[1] a while back to define a new SEARCH verb that was basically just a GET with a body for this exact purpose. [1]: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-h…

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    Comment #43504593

    I genuinely don't understand why some people are still using X.

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    Comment #41176709

    And if you aren't logged in to that app on the Google TV, you aren't allowed to cast. It's incredibly annoying.

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    Comment #40428563

    The STL format is unitless, as is OpenSCAD, but the vast majority of CAD software uses units.

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    Comment #39399546

    I don't have a direct answer for you, but the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation seems like a good place to start. https://erlef.org/

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    Comment #32532166

    It's a distributed system either way. Acknowledging that opens up a whole world of already thought through solutions to problems in distributed systems.

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    Comment #26901809

    Linksys released an "iPhone" in 1998 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_iPhone ).

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    Comment #24520312

    That's super cool!

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    Comment #24500016

    ... Yes it is