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by 27182818284 6y ago
Command+q is the standard to quit in all well-behaving macOS apps. No need for tab.
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by 27182818284 6y ago
This is one of my favorite things about macOS. I love that control+a and command+a have different functions. I use control+k and control+a all the time while writing comments on websites, etc. Especially since I've been mapping caps-lo
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by 27182818284 6y ago
Well apropos the grand-parent comment using "Florida Man" We hear about "Florida Man" more often because, yeah, maybe there is a lot more partying in Florida, but also because Florida has some of the most open public rec
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by 27182818284 6y ago
I didn't read the entire blog post, but from the first few lines I can tell that English is not your native language. It is pretty good, but there are enough mistakes that it stands out.
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by 27182818284 6y ago
Breaking the rules and posting more than one item. My Nintendo Switch. I hadn't bought any sort of console since...well never... the other closest console was an N64 from my parents. I had huge buyer's remorse walking out with it
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by 27182818284 6y ago
I didn't quite have this harsh of an outlook, but I also immediately scrolled to see what "paid" versions there were as a "seriousness" check. That's interesting.
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by 27182818284 6y ago
I run stock Android on a Pixel phone and the default people in my share area are people I haven't communicated with in years. I hate it so much. They're in my contacts in case they ever reach out, but by no means is it the last pe
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Before SpaceX can 'capture the flag,' an astronaut had to find it(collectspace.com)
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by 27182818284 6y ago
If you lose your phone and pin, how much does someone have to bruteforce to recover your messages on a new phone? Surely they'd have to do more work than iterate through a possibly as small as 4-digit key?
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by 27182818284 6y ago
For what it is worth, errors are being hammered out. The first few times I received "unspecified error" then tried it again one day and it worked like a charm.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Similar experience for when I taught myself the Dvorak layout years ago. My fingers learned the common motion for whole words first. Actually, I'm not sure I could draw the layout of the qwerty keyboard I'm typing on right now fro
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by 27182818284 7y ago
In the YouTube clip, the URL http://covid19.nj.gov/ but there is still as of yet no mention of COBOL as far as I can see. If anyone has the actual links that include the job description, etc, I'd be curious.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Thanks for reminding me about this. One thing I've established with my siblings was that none of us should transfer any money via a service like Paypal, Venmo, etc to each other without an explicit casual phone call first. It can'
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by 27182818284 7y ago
>React has essentially won the mindshare Casually job hunting right now, and it is insane how much React has won to me. Like I knew it was popular, but it seems like it has an outright monopoly with the remaining 5% of market share being
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by 27182818284 7y ago
There was a similar app for Facebook too where the app remained quiet unless you were both interested in having sex with each other and then it would send notifications to the two people.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
It deeply depends on your field. I saw a developer position recently that required at least a four-year degree and it genuinely surprised me because of how infrequent that requirement appears on developer job postings. The vast majority of
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by 27182818284 7y ago
That's fair. I'll concede on that. You're right.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
From what I've read he knew he had permission from the record label, and knew he didn't have Coolio's blessing. I wasn't there, but it seems unlikely that if he immediately had turned around like "wow I didn&#x2
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by 27182818284 7y ago
For what it is worth, Yankovick has done the opposite of your comment at least once. Yankovic specifically got legal permission for his song Amish Paradise but not what was arguably "right" meaning permission from the artist C
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Same. I heard something from an RN like "If you break a bone after this age, you have 6 months to live" Every. Single. Time. since then this has been true in my anecdotal experience. Sometimes I've really regretted mentioning
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Machinery inside. They simulated a bird strike too and found that to damage the internals less, so they suggested that future drone development might take that in to account and crumple closer to a bird strike.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
The closest example that comes to mind was done by the University of Dayton https://giphy.com/gifs/48LkLrgh9AKmcFUVxe/html5 That simulated an aircraft's wing vs a drone at 238 mph. I was actually kinda surpri
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Ignorant question: What is a pound in this case? It isn't actually a pound of silver in weight, right? I get really confused with modern British currency and what silver the system was based on in the past, etc. If I see that something
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Do you actually think that Tesla's engineers aren't aware of crumple zones and car safety?
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by 27182818284 7y ago
>While I am personally an organ donor, I don't believe the state should be the defacto owner of my organs post mortem. Ahh you can't leave us hanging with just that. Can you elaborate more?
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I hope this thread repeats each Thanksgiving on HN.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
That's amazing! I'm super happy for you and your family! Your comment gave me pause because it reminded me that it is opt-in not opt-out. It is an election cycle, I wonder if we could convince one of the candidates to switch us to
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I've made it a point to ask my drivers (usually Lyft) in every ride, "How's driving going?" and "Been driving for long?" As a result, I've heard drivers lament about actual vomit and other weird problems.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I find that it was not inefficient, but too efficient. Like our brains weren't ready for that dopamine hit of a Like, Retweet, and other instant feedback of validation. Same thing with witch hunts online. Don't forget the famous
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by 27182818284 7y ago
It is a false choice that we have to protect this planet OR work on the technology to move elsewhere. It doesn't have to be either or. In fact, right now even it isn't. We're putting effort toward both, but the amount spent o

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