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On my mac book pro 2015 and my Mac Mini 2011 I can't watch anything in 1080 (tried Youtube and Twitch) at all with Firefox if I have hardware acceleration enabled. It work just fine in Safari and Chrome will sometime start skipping frames after switching tabs.

I find my web browsing experience on Os X quite bad overall.

I totally agree. I used Firefox reader view to read it. It was much better that way!

According to Firefox roadmap, the release is the 14th of november. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Roadmap

Not all computer are built to do heavy computing. My poor Mac mini would probably melt after a few minutes of mining.

This is great, thank you!

My favorite way of reading HN is with this dark theme:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hacker-news-n...

It's all I need.

Privacy Badger is available on Firefox for Android. You might want to take a look at it if you use Android.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/privacy-badge...

The lack of refactoring was a huge pain when I tried swift in Xcode. I'm glad that the issue is finally getting some attention.

Thank you for the list. It is way longer then I expected. It's also interesting to take a look at the criteria used for the creation of the list.

I don't know how frequent kids choking is. All I know is that their gag reflex is pretty powerful and should keep them out of danger (for the most part).

relevant: https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B005MR3IVO/ref=cm_cr_...

And now they're going to copy Bing. It's just so weird.

IF you have the primary key of the entity that you want to update, EF allow you to attach it to the context without querying the database. After attaching it to the context, you can set the new values, mark them as modified and (finally!) call SaveChanges.

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I do agree with you though! Dealing with it's limitations and edge case mean, sooner or later, falling back to SQL.

EF is (imho) very hard to master and very easy to use "badly".

Same here... And this made me realize how painful it can be to change password on some website.

They just entered a loop asking each other to prove that they are not a robot. Then one of the bot crashed!

That went well!

IMHO if three sources of leaks are fixed, it is a giant step forward. Not event trying to fixe anything doesn't seem like a better alternative at all.

TLDR, automate fake reviews, make 39k/y out of it. Think you're rich.

I didn't know about the classic view. Thanks for sharing this!

Could Google do more then a statement? It can't be good for their business if people are being sued for simply uploading an app to the Play Store.

AFAK if a conflict occure, it will create a "conflicted copy" of the kdbx file. You still have to merge files manually but no data will be lost in the process.

This is exactly what I fear. It's still a useful service but I believe Opera should say clearly what they do with the data they handle.

"a native, unlimited and free VPN client, right inside your browser!"

Serious question: Money wise, how are they able to afford this?

And soon Sequoia Combinator will conquer the world!

I'm desperately looking for some feedback from big users.

- Does it scale well?

- Is it pragmatic for long term use scenario?

- Is it Thread safe?

- Does it learn from previous call made to the API?

- Does it have a modern access layer?

- Does it enforce 2nd factor authentication?

- Is it compatible with Docker containers?

- What about multi-region scenarios?

- Any benchmark available showing usage with AWS + cloudflare + Docker + a raspberry pi as LDAP server?

It is weird indeed. And it work quite well on Windows 7.

KA is back to the .to suffix. It's still online.

Thanks for the reply. You're making a very valid point!

First : Sorry to ear what happened to your mother.

Doctors telling what we want to ear is also a problem! Mostly, I believe, because when something like a brain tumor is threatening your life, you might not want (and know) what is best for yourself. Doctors can be influenced by their patients.

As you stated, the second opinion can be wrong and it is very hard for the patient to know who to believe. I wish everybody could have a little help from a friend with some photoshop & 3d printing skills!

Wow. Amazing story. Moral of the story : If you can, ask for a second opinion!

Yes that's what I meant, thanks.

8 digits password...

It sound like DES encryption stored directly in the database. (This is pure speculation of course) This alone is a huge red flag. Adding the fact that the 2 factor auth. is broken is not a good news.