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5mo ago
> to stop thoughtlessly hating on comic sans you know what, you're right. i'm setting my terminal to this right now, haha: https://dtinth.github.io/comic-mono-font/
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5mo ago
ah, good point!
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> The receiver of the C&D should see a lawyer yeah, just get a lawyer! not like that's an expensive thing to do as an individual, private, open-source dev, at the risk of being stuck in a legal dispute versus a corporation with
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5mo ago
he did however decide to use a font which gives off comic sans vibes, which is a very interesting choice for an otherwise very barebones setup :D
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5mo ago
highly recommend watching the Benn Jordan video which interestingly enough dropped yesterday, "Robot Dogs Are A Security Nightmare"[0]. potential backdoors, weak security and other concerns. [0] https://www.youtube.com
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5mo ago
a dev from ZH would've added a blockchain, mobile app and hosted it on an over-allocated kubernetes cluster. 97% uptime and you need a macbook pro so the website doesn't stutter.
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5mo ago
i for one deleted discord a couple of months ago when news about age verification and palantir collaboration dropped. got too yucky for my taste. used it since 2016, now i just don't anymore. event went so far as to try to delete all o
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5mo ago
oh wow, there's one in my country in a region which i've never visited but always wanted to go to, maybe that's a sign :D thanks!
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i've always felt like going to Burning Man, something just attracts me to it. but i'm a eurodude, going to the US just for a festival sounds idiotic and i currently don't want to visit the US anyways. are there similar even
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> blitzscaling what a tone-deaf way to name a business. yuck.
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good point i guess, time allows for the good stuff to be remembered and stay relevant. kind of how some movies like The Big Lebowski were considered flops but nowadays are cherished cult classics.
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> I love Lola rennt so much. Really a one-of-a-kind movie. +1, yes! watched it for the first time a couple of years ago after hearing about it and deciding to ethically download it, since then i've watched it a couple of times and a
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i really feel like trying this out as a quasi-firefox user, but i've really started to love and appreciate Zen for its UI :( wonder if there's a Waterfox X Zen alternative. EDIT: whoops, should've scrolled down a bit on the w
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same! in the last couple of years i've seen these movies in a cinema: The Big Lebowski, Fargo, La Heine, Apocalypse Now, HEAT. and i already bought tickets for Run Lola Run, Clerks and Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. it's especial
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6mo ago
previous post about this from 8 days ago with over 600 points and comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47687248
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6mo ago
at the same time, how can you judge something so harshly if you've never experienced it yourself.
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> a little better; the humans em-dash instead of semicolon and your comment would give off AI vibes as well :D
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i mean the Shinkansen has two classes as well :)
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stunning buildings and patterns. not religious myself but i have to admit that lots of old, religious sites are absolutely beautiful. i just looked at images of some old mosques (not really a thing where i am), and they look gorgeous :) i g
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6mo ago
are you muslim yourself or did the artistry itself pique your interest? just curious about it, hope that's not a weird question.
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> while Y.C. took a six- or seven-per-cent cut shamefully have to admit that my monkey-brain smirked because of an accidental 67-meme in a serious article.
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wow. usually don't expect that the people i'm writing with are proudly and openly pro-genocide, my bad. we're talking about over a million people, you know.
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What's your issue with the Rafah comment? Rafah is probably not 100% gone, but it is basically gone. Majority of the people are gone and it's mostly a pile of rubble. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafah#/
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> did resign oh no, they had to resign from their government jobs and in a year will work in the private sector as consultants for double the salary, those poor souls :'( prison, fines, mental asylum, whatever would be an actual con
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that's just one of the examples/sources, here's more if you really care, https://counterhate.com/research/grok-floods-x-with-sexualiz... also, using Musk as a source...yeah, sure. as if that's any b
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dude, there was a huge scandal a couple of weeks ago about grok creating CSAM... https://www.forbes.com/sites/martinadilicosa/2026/01/09/grok...
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and now we're back to livecams, time is just a flat circle man...
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maybe try to view this topic with a bit more criticality. i just quickly googled some keywords and am pasting the very first search entry so you get an idea: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sextortion-generative-ai-scam-e.
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It is...but it confirms people's imperialist mindsets. Fine to meddle with and dictate other countries, but how dare them to tell us what to do or not to do. Threatening to invade Denmark and calling NATO a joke and weak. A couple of m
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i love the cognitive dissonance of some USians in this comment section who believe in both of these statements: "4chan is a US company operating in the US, sure it serves content to global users but the jurisdiction is the US, we hav
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