Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
LocalH
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
31 ms
·
781.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
The article literally mentions they plan on expanding that. > Now, the company will share data about consumer behavior much earlier -- including people who browse but don't actually make a purchase. If it's purely about transac
782.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Human rights, as a concept, transcend any silly paper documents that purport to "tell" us what "rights" we have. Of course, it really comes down to "who will protect that right", which is how we end up with so
783.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Smartphones are general-purpose computers with a bunch of little digital locks, that while strong, are not impervious. Such locks, when used to protect a device owner, are good. The same type of locks, when used to deny a device owner full
784.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Inspecting the software on the disk, as well as slack space for any potentially deleted files, can help a lot towards proving authenticity in a practical way, depending on potential chronology. Warhol used prerelease versions of the softwar
785.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Maybe one day the actual disk images he used with the early Amiga will be made available, instead of non-pixel-exact conversions of only the artwork. The software Warhol used was prerelease, and no other copies of the version he used have
786.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
One can do things under duress without recognizing their legitimacy.
787.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
"Arguments about the reasons people don't just pirate to get free shit aside, almost everyone just wants free shit"
788.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
The United States federal government is bought and paid for. This withering of Constitutional rights basically started with Wickard v Filburn. At this point, I do not recognize the legitimacy of the US government. They enjoy a monopoly on v
789.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
The advertising industry is one of the most entitled industries in existence. EA, how far you've fallen.
790.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Tik Tok isn't a news agency
791.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Always. Too bad I'm not Scott, although my name is Scott, my last name is definitely not Lucas :)
792.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Modern capitalism in a nutshell.
793.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Perhaps Ryan thought he might make a windfall from any warrants that weren't purchased in bankruptcy. "But startups’ objections were made in vain when the court overruled them. A bankruptcy court’s goal is to oversee the selling o
794.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
The long tail of demanding infinite growth results in devouring oneself piece by piece.
795.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
"illegal numbers"
796.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
you left an e off the first link, friend, hope you catch this before you can't edit :)
797.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
ld-decode is such a fascinating piece of software
798.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Content ID exists because YouTube got sued
799.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Yet another example of the laws of the world being bought by large powerful moneyed interests.
800.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Let me introduce you to a little dopamine imbalance I like to call "focus control disorder", better known as Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder. Think of it like having a preemptive multitasking scheduler that is unable to
801.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Those damn unknown unknowns keep mucking things up for us, don't they
802.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
>4. If you make any reference to the TOS/Laws/etc they will mark your account as troubled and you will never get service again. You get legal canned responses only. They seem you not a valuable customer anymore. Don’t reference
803.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Original time stamps were intentionally destroyed. From a comment by starfrost on the article: "The reason I cannot do timestamps is because data protection law mandates anonymisation of source files, at least that is the policy."
804.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Pro-rate it. If the prosecution loses 1/5 counts, the defendant is reimbursed 1/5 of their total legal expenditure.
805.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Which is ironic, given that it modifies the customer's actual voice when interpreting the numbers in such a toxic way. I point to the cousin comment where a salesman lost a $10k bonus because a customer didn't give them a 10, desp
806.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
Stop giving the conservatives ideas! /s
807.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
My SO is a restaurant manager, and she has told me that the only reviews/ratings that have any positive effects are 5s out of 5. 4 out of 5? You might as well have put 0 or 1. It's extremely toxic.
808.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
There are also efforts for games that aren't quite so old too. There is a Rock Band 3 Wii decompilation project underway, for example.
809.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
I'm pretty sure modern SNES flashcarts can do MSU1. The MiSTer FPGA can also support the MSU1.
810.
▲
by
LocalH
2y ago
For anyone who didn't get it, I'm certain this was sarcasm, based upon the "satanic panic" moral scare of the 80s that led to the McMartin trial. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMartin_preschool_tria
More ›