Andrex

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by Andrex 3y ago
I've heard that it's pointless to research, just go with Brother.
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by Andrex 3y ago
From the most recent comments, it seems like this is resolved and it also had nothing to do with Google?
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by Andrex 3y ago
I feel like my Google searches are too short and precise in general; if I were to try getting the same information from an informal AI chat, it's a huge loss of productivity and efficiency I'd imagine. Google: "<local rest
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by Andrex 3y ago
There's new games being released on physical carts almost weekly it feels like. Two publishers I've been keeping a very close eye on are SpaceBot Interactive and Ferrante Crafts. https://www.spacebot-interactive.com&#x2
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by Andrex 3y ago
I always upvote everything GB-related on HN. Keep it coming! GB Studio, upvote. Cool people writing their own emus, upvote. Analogue Pocket, upvote. My sincere wish is that one day Nintendo somehow, someway, open up legitimate Game Boy publ
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by Andrex 3y ago
It's based on Thread which is solid tech. Bluetooth is a scourge and I wish I could Thanos-snap the entire technology out of existence, something better would have assuredly come along.
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by Andrex 3y ago
It's still pretty new and poised to be very widespread, you'll figure it out eventually I'm sure.
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by Andrex 3y ago
Lived in Boston 2012-2018, I'm somehow both annoyed and comforted* the MBTA SILL hasn't gotten its shit together. * I wonder if there's a German word for this feeling?
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by Andrex 3y ago
Also, outside of Opera, all browsers (that I know of) have been free for over two decades.
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by Andrex 3y ago
Probably not far off. Sounds like with other methods (SMS 2FA, USB hardware key, etc.) you may be able to eventually turn password sign-in off on your Google account and use passkeys exclusively.
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by Andrex 3y ago
Attributing Chrome's popularity to it being included in download.com bundles doesn't sound accurate at all. If anything, the "Download Chrome!" link on Google.com yielded far far more installations. Chrome didn't ev
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by Andrex 3y ago
> They were effectively forced to let the web be an open field by antitrust cases They won that case on appeal though, and Mozilla wasn't a factor until years after the fact. The more accurate read of the early-00s browser wars was
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by Andrex 3y ago
I think it's just a Young People Thing.
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by Andrex 3y ago
> I asked people for feedback. I found that if I just asked “do you have any feedback for me?” people often wouldn’t, but if I asked more granular questions—“was that meeting useful?”—I would usually learn a lot from it. "How was sc
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by Andrex 4y ago
> No one is going to gain anything from this one way or another. Then why did Altman even bother to make this very public statement?
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U.S. Takes First Step to Formally Regulate AI(aibusiness.com)
3 points by Andrex 4y ago|1 comments
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by Andrex 4y ago
It's been a long-running (but fairly unimportant) dream of mine to create a language (made several attempts in HS but was more concerned about the IDE UI...). Probably focused on 2D gaming, and I know there's a billion of those. J
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by Andrex 4y ago
This thought occurs to me constantly. And I apply it to the other drivers too, it's pretty crazy how we got traffic and automobiles working without crashing into each other. The brain is an amazing organ. It's also pretty amazing
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by Andrex 4y ago
> there is no way Google will ever try to "strong arm" Samsung...Samsung is the Android market, the Pixel line is a rounding error and in no way a competitive threat They've been strong-arming every Android OEM since the s
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by Andrex 4y ago
Huawei was selling well in the west until the US Gov't blocked them. https://www.economist.com/business/2022/10/25/ren-zhengfei-h...
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by Andrex 4y ago
For now. :( https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/23/podcasts-are-coming-to-you...
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by Andrex 4y ago
> All the other alternatives lack some of the more obscure artists I listen to regularly. Even YouTube?
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by Andrex 4y ago
Twitter doesn't exist anymore (as of yesterday[1]), so the Saudis' ownership shares likely transferred to X Corp. How much of X is now owned by Saudi Arabia is the real question. 1. https://arstechnica.com/tech-pol
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by Andrex 4y ago
I don't understand why providing and consuming RSS/Atom is so problematic the technical headaches couldn't be overcome...
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by Andrex 4y ago
The fact Mastodon sites don't even load without JS is absurd, a huge not-talked-about barrier to entry (globally), and a betrayal of its "protocol-first" talking points. Until that changes Mastodon isn't trying to be a s
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by Andrex 4y ago
OK, then abbreviate it. "STD TV"
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by Andrex 4y ago
I wasn't expecting my world to be thrown so hard from reading HN comments today, but here we are...
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by Andrex 4y ago
Those hundreds of people have agreed to assign their copyright to The Verge (Vox Media). They could be writing elsewhere or self-publishing. Journalistic reputation is important for a reason.
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by Andrex 4y ago
Yes. https://www.izooto.com/blog/ios-safari-push-notifications
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by Andrex 4y ago
> i also doubt the PWA push notifications on iOS would work on a webview. Fixed in iOS 16.4[1]. 1. https://www.izooto.com/blog/ios-safari-push-notifications#:~... .

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