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Re:A web page that shows you everything the browser told it without as...
on Friday May 08, 2026 @01:38PM (#48066330)
I believe you only lose the referer header when switching between http and https.
Re:Don't Touch Ya Face
on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @03:35PM (#22549604)
I'm pretty sure you just made more people touch their face...
Re:Node-Red – Flow-Based Programming for the Internet of Things
on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @04:17PM (#18859787)
Yeah It's super easy to install and setup when using hass.io.
Re:NayuOS – Chromebooks without Google
on Friday January 29, 2016 @11:33AM (#10996200)
It looks as if they are just removing all the connections to Google services and making the chromebooks developer friendly with things such as git and npm preinstalled.
Re:Ask HN (again): What is the best affordable programmable drone?
on Saturday January 09, 2016 @03:49PM (#10872816)
I'd have to say your best option would be the Parrot AR Drone. It's probably will be higher than your price range but it's definitely worth it. I personally have one and have even programmed it to dance to music. It's extremely easy to work with and there are numerous libraries out there for most languages. I highly recommended it, you don't even need to modify the drone to start developing for it. I've built my own quadcopter and would have to say I still prefer the AR Drone when it comes to development.
Re:The $10 Echo
on Sunday January 03, 2016 @01:51PM (#10831712)
Or in this example you could have a device that only recorded when a button was held.
Re:Sourcegraph: self-hosted Git service with semantic code navigation/...
on Tuesday November 24, 2015 @01:18PM (#10622432)
Okay explain to how forking would work with this license. Forking a project is a huge part of creating a OSS community. Would licensing have to go to both parties? I don't see any explanation of how it would work for this license.
Re:Plotly.js is free now?
on Thursday July 23, 2015 @12:12PM (#9936665)
Maybe enterprise support for businesses?
Re:Show HN: tl;dr{Code} Project from HackRPI hackathon
on Sunday November 16, 2014 @09:50PM (#8616624)
I just wanted to show everyone the project that myself and two friends cranked out in the 24 hour hacking session at HackRPI this weekend. It's a central website the contains quick code reference for 8 langugages currently. The idea was that if you know a programming language already, then you more or less know how to code in all of them. All that you're missing is the syntax for that language. So this site is suppose to solve that. It's targeted towards those that already know how to code and just need to learn a new language in a quick and dirty fashion. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
Also it is far from done. The project is open source and hosted on Github pages. So the good news is that you can help us out with a pull request. We're hoping this can become community driven and mantained site that can can help everyone.
Show HN: tl;dr{Code} Project from HackRPI hackathon
Ask HN: Hackathon project: Show skill or work on a simple project that I like?
So the situation is that I have an idea of the project that i'd like to work on at a Hackathon. The problem is it might be too simple for me. The idea is fairly simple and I believe many people will really like. I know I will create it even if it's not at the Hackathon. The problem I'm facing is that I don't think it will challenge me enough or show off my technical skills. I'm currently a...
Re:Show HN: A database for browsing and discovering movies
on Sunday November 02, 2014 @03:43PM (#8548027)
That and also a filter for movies you've already seen.