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On related note, my clients told me because of AI advancement in the field they wanna lower my fees by 10-20%, told them I lowered them already considering I am paid in USD losing money on weaker exchange rate than when we signed contract +
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not on phone even less reason to use it on desktop
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the lengths this crazy guy will go to take away public's attention from his incompetence... I really don't understand how are Americans fine with him ruining US and world economy.
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6mo ago
Why not Cromite (or Ultimatum, Helium)? Hard to understand why someone reading HN use browser without extensions support.
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6mo ago
For anyone looking for Android alternative: Cromite - Chromium, MV2 extensions, good new tab page with 4x4 shortcuts (2x4 pinnable) with direct access to bookmarks https://github.com/uazo/cromite/releases Ultimatu
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How it works A URL fragment is the part after #. The HTTP specification prohibits browsers from sending fragments to servers. The server that delivers the page never receives the content, never knows which site you are viewing, and has no w
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pretty sure you can ask whatever you want and it will tell you official stance agreed by almost all countries in the world that Taiwan is part of China as it's recognized by your own country (I don't even know where are you from,
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Tibet is part of China for hundreds of years (1720–1912) with short period exemption (1912–1951), people who think China just suddenly invaded Tibet in 1951 out of blue are delusional or should learn history btw. just because you hear loud
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Ah geez, again this China invading Taiwan nonsense, China ain't USA, Israel or Russia attacking sovereign countries, they just use money to take over, they will do exactly same with Taiwan. Eventually Taiwanese people will figure out t
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tell me about it, my client started recently sending me AI generated QA reports, I guess I don't need to mention in 98% reported issues they are false positive just wasting my time and it's similar with trying to watch Youtube on
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And here I am rejecting projects because I refuse to install on my computer closed sourced Chinese VPN my client is requiring, though I told them I could just use built-in Windows VPN or open source Hiddify. Btw do they at least pay them ex
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Do they plan to introduce social media ban as well for people born after 2010?
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how is this different from dozens of similar websites? https://github.com/pluja/awesome-privacy#file-management-and... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:File_sharing_services and those are ha
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Is there a cheaper _reliable_ option to Kindle? I'm not aware of it, so unless they locked new Kindle from copying books through USB and working offline I'm not understanding what is this uproar about. I've got my Kindle for
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6mo ago
they never dominated the 90s, someone is trying hard to rewrite history, when someone was sharing something with me they used either 3.5" floppies or CDR, never in my life I held in hands zip drives, neither did anyone I know up until
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why it wouldnt work? unless there is some hardcoded switch I doubt my offline Kindle where I copy offline books over USB will suddenly stop working, it's more likely work exactly same as it did in the past 10-15 years using it this way
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having TV in children room ≠ watching TV whenever kids want to
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just because we had older TV in our children room shared with sibling in the early 90s it doesn't mean we were allowed to watch it unlimited and it was not certainly unusual, in 90s kids could have already cheap ZX spectrum in their ro
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is there any photo of jagger there? I can't find anything, Clinton is no problem to find
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non-paywall link https://archive.ph/pcSki
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China has nearly erased US lead in AI&the flow of experts moving to US is slowng
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still fail to see how would fighting in organized army help my family instead of staying home, taking care of them and protect them from whoever wants to attack them directly my family is not some dumb country, I have no allegiance to any c
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> I would do my best to defend my country if it became necessary I still don't understand this in my 40s and after serving in military (conscription) - why would you defend any country? I can't imagine scenario when I am defend
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I am sure some Ryanair customers would risk it for good price.
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I wouldn't really worry about flying, but more about taking off/landing. Related from December 2025: Garmin Emergency Autoland deployed for the first time https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/aviation-news/
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Are you aware that Magyar was with Orban until 2024, right? It's funny how some people think he is some amazing change...
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tried it and returned to original reader, it was more inconvenient than built-in reader, I liked the idea but it had too many issues
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"Church services are limited to a maximum of 100 people, and singing is prohibited; the same applies to public participation in municipal and regional government meetings." "In other regions, the operation of schools and educ
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Cromite on Android 15 stock Pixel ROM: Error constructing CesiumWidget. Visit http://get.webgl.org to verify that your web browser and hardware support WebGL. Consider trying a different web browser or updating your video drive
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yup those are simplified meteorological seasons from lazy meteorologists small kids also learn in school I always tell my kids if they wanna accurately measure the seasons they must use astronomical seasons, which are more accurate
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