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Understanding the cause of a bug like this is intriguing. Like, it's interesting to see a mistake in one of the greatest video games ever made that I could see myself doing.
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Hello, so occasionally you might get this white screen that prevents you from being able to stop, restart, or reset. I'm shocked that no one else running Windows 95 noticed this problem.
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Nextdoor has earned my award for the worst example of human manipulation to boost the number of user signups that I've seen.
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Our culture, government, environment, and interpersonal relationships are all in shambles. Why don't we spend billions on solving real-world problems and having real-world interactions instead of using virtual reality technology to loo
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Our consciousness is not who we are. Consciousness is only one aspect of the experience, and even if you grasp what causes consciousness, you still haven't addressed what you, the experiencer, are feeling.
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Correct. Is it more effective to send an email with plain text or a newsletter that has been pre-designed?
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One of the most exciting parts of online development in recent years has been a substantially higher level of consistency in web browser support for new HTML, CSS, and ECMAScript (JavaScript) standards. Despite the addition of new capabilit
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HTML and CSS in emails are still outdated
(designmodo.com)
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I've always felt Tauri was too early to be a viable electron competitor, but now that I've seen it used in a huge project (Spacedrive), I think I might reconsider.
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I've always been interested in electronics and programming, and I've always struggled to write excellent code. This guy, on the other hand, makes it look easy.
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Astounding to me that folks working for "likes" on a website couldn't see how Web3 can improve this approach.
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In the vast majority of fraud situations, the fraudster never sees the card because these attacks are often carried out online.
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Not very informative status page...
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I'm all for anything that gets rid of those annoying "Click all of the..." CAPTCHAs.
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I'm not sure what's in the workshop, but the list of supported devices in the Google Matter sample code can provide you some ideas for ESP32 device compatibility. A single LED would be on a different pin, driven by a different pro
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I've journeyed across time, and everything appears to be really authentic for this period. I had a website with animated gif icons that looked exactly like yours.
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Hi everyone, Andrian from absurd.design here! Previous HN thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21039739 Have you heard about the absurd.design project? This project is maintained by me and my wife. My wife is a creat
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Show HN: Absurd Design – Chapter 4
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Apple can make a LOT more money from services or software than selling hardware products, 2x to be accurate.
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When used in conjunction with named parameters with default values, it makes it possible to write function signatures that are significantly more readable than those written in Java, and with far less boilerplate.
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If you can read any MIDI file, you should seriously consider hosting a twitch broadcast where subscribers may upload their own MIDI files and hear them played live by the floppotron.
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That was the year 1971. We still use the almost 100-year-old combustion engine 50 years later. There is a huge problem in the world.
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This is showing what the industry’s can produce and I think it great but they never tell us end user costs?
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I'm not sure if it counts as burnout, but I've had my share of trying work situations, some of which pushed me into melancholy. Although the following may not apply to everyone, I believe it does in my case. My takeaways: unless i