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Sleek, minimal, digital, modern. They even snag a few early adopters that try out the new products.

I get the idea of keeping the indicator out of the way and minimal, but I think this is misguided in this case.

SI issues are relatively minimal. SSO is mostly not of concern.

And states didn't have much of any budget to pay, so securing rights at minimal cost was a big hurdle. Often, the best pieces were never used due to how much a rights holder wanted.

He wrote a minimal RSA signature verification implementation that we've used ever since. This is the eighth bug that it has saved us from in the last ten years.

After all, the cost of doing so would be pretty minimal. Litigation is uncertain and expensive.

In the grand scheme of things, the attacks themselves caused minimal damage and casualties. We're only talking about ~3,000 deaths and ~$30 billion damage.

The high is minimal, tolerance builds rapidly, and it's dangerous. There are numerous complications that come from injecting pills, and it's never worth it.

Protugal's approach to drugs is a great example of how the negative effects of drug use can be handled with minimal costs and lead to positive outcomes in drug users. \nAll it takes is a bit of acceptance and common sense.

Your approach is a minimal-effort Pareto principle based hiring. By eschewing any and all candidate information sources other than the market leader professional social network, you get access to a pool of 80% of the candidates with minimal effort.

I think it would be fun to take another run at the same problem attempt to find a minimal, readable, and easier-to-learn language that fits in the same role as JavaScript but to do so with a much more radical design. Whereas previously such a thing would have been unusable in practice, having good sourcemap support in most browsers these days makes it viable, perhaps.

Perhaps we should first stop downplaying the damage from every single coal power plant in the world, particularly those in China and other developing nations with minimal pollution controls, where there are millions of people suffering from pollution-related illnesses?

And my only question is, if that case goes to trial and SBB wins and Apple has to stop shipping that clock face and pay some compensation, will HN fill up with satirical posts ranting about how you can't copyright a minimal clock face in white, black and red, how this judgment is anticompetitive, stifling to innovation and will surely be thrown out in a higher court very soon now, how much an indictment it is of the copyright system in general? Because that would be a funny joke.

This will be your #1 cause of support emails and the cost for dealing with them is astronomically higher than the minimal marginal gain in security for your users. Edit: Omnibus response for people doubting that a side channel attack is possible: The attacker wins with microsecond precision over the open Internet and nanosecond precision over the local network, which is plausibly achievable on all of the cloud providers than HNers like to host their apps at.

At many points along the way, the legislators who pass such laws and the regulators who administer them make multiple social policy judgments saying, in effect, "this is a situation that calls for the maximum protections but this one will leave investors fairly protected with more minimal protections in place." That is why it costs many millions of dollars to do the legal and accounting work to take a company public but only a couple of thousand to issue stock in a new corporation and only a few tens of thousands to raise a few million in a Series A private placement.

It is an absolute trainwreck, but aside from that, the primary issue for consumers now is that apps built with Phonegap no longer work correctly on newer versions of Android and haven't for months, which is why Gabriele's extremely simple and resource-minimal app is currently getting a bunch of 1- and 2-star reviews in the Google Play store with complaints about the speed.