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KeePassXC supports them in their latest stable version as of last week [0]. [0]: https://keepassxc.org/blog/2024-03-10-2.7.7-released/
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> You can sell Reddit accounts. This. There's a whole market for high-karma old Reddit accounts. If it has a comment history that makes it look like a real person is behind it, even better. Buyers are usually companies looking to as
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Of course it's a fake story. It's a tried and true method of farming karma: write the most rage-inducing (read: engaging) story you can possible come up with, post it on r/AMITheAsshole (or similar ragebait subreddit), and ju
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Indeed, touché
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From my personal experience, having several friends that have been smoking since high school up to now (mid 30s), it's definitely 2).
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Remember that while "$90B selloff" sounds like a big, scary number, GOOGL (Alphabet) is still up 52% compared with one year ago. 2023-02-27: $89.87 2024-02-27: $137.17
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The clickbaity titles are leaking into the beginning of their articles.
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For those of us who prefer RSS feeds, you can get the exact same thing using this URL: https://hnrss.org/newest?points=500 (thanks to the guys at https://hnrss.github.io/ , who offer multiple customizable RS
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> It's like needing an account to use a monitor Given the current enshittification trends, I would not be surprised if in the next few years Samsung, Acer, LG, et al decide that a subscription model for monitors is exactly what they
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// This started as a tweet with a joke of "C++ pro-tip: #define private public", // and then it quickly escalated into more and more evil suggestions. // I've tried to capture interestin
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Yup, had the same happen with a 3-month old washing machine. I'm sticking to Bosch from now on.
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> How is it tricking you? You receive a message and then you are the one who decides whether to reply or not. Does the message clarify that you're talking to an AI? If not, you're tricking the person into thinking they're
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Out of curiosity, did you use ChatGPT to help you write this comment? It uses the following format: > The author starts talking..... The author likens..... Finally, the author suggests...... Overall, I am disappointed in.... Which, while
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I would love if they offered a download option for a file you could just upload to Lulu (or similar service) to have it printed and mailed to you. Every time I buy one of these public domain books from Amazon, they are invariably shitty, lo
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I knew before clicking, just from the title, that it was going to be a Louis Rossmann video. If you're reading this Louis, thanks for all your work and for fighting the good fight.
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> Also, the creep factor for AI girlfriends has ratcheted up another notch. I don't know if I agree with the framing here ("creep"), but for sure this will make AI girlfriend/boyfriend products even more addicting.
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Shocking things that would shock you
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I think you're taking the title too literally. The article is about things you can do, but that you probably didn't ever consider as options. Replace "allowed to" with "can" in the title, and you'll get cl
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That is adorable
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I have worked at 2 different universities, and later a startup where reading Nature/Science papers was necessary. Everyone, and I mean _everyone_, used SciHub to download papers. I can assure you that most of the academic world _does_
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As a counterpoint, I've been using Calibre for 10+ years with hundreds of books and multiple libraries, syncing them across Windows and Linux machines (using Nextcloud), and I've never even once seen any data losses.
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Thank you for this, comments like yours is exactly why I keep coming back to HN.
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Wow everyone in this story sucks
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From the first line of the article: > This is the text of a talk I delivered at the Next Frontiers Applied Fiction Day in Stuttgart on Friday November 10th, 2023
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modern problems require modern solutions
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The error in your reasoning is that you're replacing "quarter life" and "half life" with "1/4" and "1/2" (scalars), when the definition is actually about the number of hours the caffein
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> Maybe one day, everything will just work... I've had the same hope since I started using Linux, back in 2004.
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Sounds to me like they weren't paranoid enough
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You'll own nothing and be happy
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Inside the AI porn marketplace
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