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vixsomnis

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    It's a bit reminiscent of the purported ancient Rome thumbs-down (or thumbs-up).

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    Fountain lets me screenwrite like how I code, which is awesome. I use Goyo[1] and capslock.vim[2] to reduce distraction and make the capitalization easier. Git in Dropbox works wel…

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    That is only an issue if we throw out the current system altogether. What do you think of embedding IPFS links within html? Secure content can be directly loaded from the central s…

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    Comment #9944636

    And here's the actual site where you can try it out: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~graves/handwriting.cgi?text=

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    Comment #9922206

    I think the web (www) won't change much at all, but that doesn't mean the way we interconnect with others won't. This seems ultimately shortsighted. Human "progress" (increasing in…

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    It's like grocery shopping and coupons, however. If you shouldn't be calling the function, then even a 99% reduction is not useful in that context. Would you rather call a slow fun…

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    Comment #9869784

    I found this project a while back. I started putting TODO files and .topydo (config) files in my git repos while I work on them. Much better than having your todo list in your READ…

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    Comment #9864582

    Would proguard be able to prevent (or at least make much more difficult) this kind of reverse engineering?

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    Comment #9849980

    If there's no manual override, then it would be trivial to stop the car and threaten the passenger. According to the LA Times [0], Google is trying to make their autos fully autono…

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    Comment #9848887

    I can't find it. Is it not in the options GUI?

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    Comment #9822703

    As someone who hasn't worked in the software industry yet, stories like these are beginning to horrify me. Is the bar really this low?

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    Comment #9817880

    The Windows Live Family Safety filter that was installed on my first internet connected computer taught me how to kill processes and manipulate startup entries on Windows. Oddly en…

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    Comment #9817807

    Are you looking for interns? This looks like an incredible product (and I'd really like to see how it works).

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    Comment #9800482

    Providing an option for manual forwarding for power users or the slightly paranoid would be nice. I use a paid email service (Fastmail) to minimize data mining, so I can't just mak…

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    Comment #9791083

    Bookmarked this. This looks seriously useful (has vim support!).

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    Comment #9731182

    Yes, the search results aren't that good, but they're good enough. A single search almost always gets what I'm looking for on the front page or the entries immediately visible, whi…

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    Comment #9731143

    It's not just the UK: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes

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    Micropayments are not an option right now due to the friction: no one is going to give you their payment information. It requires a large amount of trust. One particular advertisin…