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by IndySun 3y ago
Thank you, although, after reading the Eclectic Light article I get the impression the resolution continues. My experience with iTunes match and iOS to Mac sync'ing means I left iCloud sync for serious usage prior. Too many times Apple
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by IndySun 3y ago
Are you a fitness instructor/physical therapist? So are you saying that people who come to you regularly do not follow your advice?
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Ask HN: VPS Per Month, anyone use and happy with these?(lowendbox.com)
4 points by IndySun 3y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 3y ago
ICloud was let loose in 2011 and has never been fit for purpose. Some comments here are from hackernews veterans, with 1000s of kudos points, presumably with tech wings, talking about their yearly struggles with photo sync fails - why on ea
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by IndySun 3y ago
Where is 'here'? I know several people 'here' that admirably use iMessage exclusively over the equally less private WhatsApp.
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Old School Daw Forum(oldschooldaw.com)
2 points by IndySun 3y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 3y ago
A little more background to this interesting and admirable curio https://www.discogs.com/user/chrisnova777
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by IndySun 3y ago
Odd to see anyone on this community talk about theft of creative endeavours. I do not and never will, but most here consider copyright theft. Most people here, I do not and never will, consider all and any type of work produced 'open&#
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by IndySun 3y ago
Very good and interesting all round. Rather like one of those (silly, copy pasted) 'awesome lists' but done correctly. The extra resources are detailed too. Recommended.
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Ask HN: Music tech for special needs users
3 points by IndySun 3y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 3y ago
It's a comprehensive telling of something that's becoming more commonly known. There's little sinister intent, more a giving readers information to conclude themselves. Some countries, Japan and USA come to mind, put themselv
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by IndySun 3y ago
>...Was on a mostly plant-based diet (no meat at all)... i.e., A vegetarian diet?
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by IndySun 3y ago
So Dang was re-posting the over-year-old same article as a way of contributing to this same parent article? And though the original article is technically old, and had just two comments, it is considered a related/of interest post. Hav
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by IndySun 3y ago
Yes, I've seen the [dupe] flag. However you may understand the confusion caused as the article Dang has posted is not 'related', it is the same article, i.e. a dupe. So perhaps the question now arises as to why it was posted
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by IndySun 3y ago
>Sorry but I don't understand the question! Let me take another run at it. You flagged this post (Total Recall: the people who never forget) as a repeat or repost. But the FAQ for reposts allows for reposts that didn't get a lo
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by IndySun 3y ago
Europe currently, no pop ups, no ads. And no place holders. Page loads fast.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Dang, The same-link post is over a year old and got 2 comments. Are you pointing this out for the former, latter, or both paragraphs stated in the FAQ? Signed, never quite grasp the repost guidelines. Are reposts ok? If a story has not had
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by IndySun 3y ago
Is it possible to separate free speech from free consequences? I'm not sure it can be. From your house, to government, to nature, doesn't every person/place have their own set of compromises/laws/rules for every set
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by IndySun 3y ago
>What if someone followed you around and just kept saying "You're a cunt. You're a cunt. You're a cunt." over and over? Free Speech is just that. It's not freedom from consequences too.
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by IndySun 3y ago
"...we’ve become aware that there are risks associated with permissive open source licenses that corporations that don’t care about open source are happy to take advantage of..." Interesting line from Plausible. Isn't this ho
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by IndySun 3y ago
Thanks for replying. Take a look, all three, including yours, read like textbook sales talk. I note someone took umbrage and has thrown their toys out of the pram.
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Male and Female Mosquito Attraction to Sound(academic.oup.com)
1 points by IndySun 3y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 3y ago
Although mosquitoes previously were believed to possess a relatively rudimentary auditory system, we now know that they can hear sounds at greater distances and process sounds through an efferent pathway, similar to vertebrates. In mating s
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by IndySun 3y ago
If your comment was aimed on a 'Black Mirror' irony level, you need to hone your delivery. Be pithier.
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by IndySun 3y ago
It's more to do with sheer number of things using Lithium in their power supply that's upping the numbers. Recently Vapes, as well as every single passenger carrying one. The odds have become difficult to manage - so says my local
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by IndySun 3y ago
A sentence of several words delivers (or doesn't) music, and people can only criticise. Predictably, on the topic of music, an area now apparently equally 'owned' by both non and musical people, comes a slew of playground res
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by IndySun 3y ago
The other banana test. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4yBvvGi_2A
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by IndySun 3y ago
Indeed. I've yet to read "In Praise Of The Long New Yorker Article".
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by IndySun 3y ago
Twitter started with good intent but alas is no different to any public net space. It suffers from the same 'gossip' and 'over the garden fence' mutterings as other comment forums. It's best value lies with users pa
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by IndySun 4y ago
20kHz is not ultrasonic.

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