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7y ago
So apart from the pleasure of being able to use MacOS, I presume it will be cheaper to just put these parts together myself, yes? If the form factor is just a tower, well I can buy a tower myself. What is the advantage of paying for Apple a
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Apparently New Zealand is so pure they don't even bother to draw it in on their corruption map[1]. [1] https://comprop.oii.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/93/201...
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7y ago
They are very, very close IMO. I just bought my first desktop computer in a decade, in part for gaming, and bought all AMD. CPU was a no-brainer: unless you really really care about top of the line single core performance AMD is much chea
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7y ago
Fonts are like art: I don't know exactly why I like something, but I know when I do. This font is gorgeous.
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Does anyone have any insights to if this brings any interesting science to the table that is applicable outside of this context? I personally have zero interest in a fast car going fast, but it's always interesting to see how these sor
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7y ago
Heh. To me, it indicates that success is a function of something other than self-control and determination (ie largely luck, circumstance and nepotism).
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7y ago
This article is weird and contradicts itself. Having a strong password reduces the likelihood that your password can be brute forced if the hash is purchased online. This helps with "Credential Stuffing", "Password spray"
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7y ago
"or so" is doing a heavy lifting in this sentence. 10 years is an absurdly short time for a book to last.
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7y ago
My brain is unwilling to accept this. What is the purpose of those choices then?
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7y ago
> all I hope is that people realise sooner or later that the level of safety you can acquire in a society is inversely related to the level of privacy individuals can have What leads you to think that this is always true? Do you not thin
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8y ago
In general HN is very broad, but in this case I think they're right: this isn't an HN conversation, and I've flagged the post. There is nothing technology or hackery or interesting here apart from Just More Politics
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8y ago
Is there something else her or her classmates recommend?
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8y ago
The video linked at the bottom of the article doesn't work for me ("the video is unavailable <mock concern face>"). Is this a regional thing (I'm in the UK), or is it broken for everyone?
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8y ago
> I think we need to draw a few clear lines. Some websites are inherently tied to one medium and don't make sense beyond it, others should be viewed as a piece of art, just like a drawing or a piece of music. Agree there, and it
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8y ago
Erm English is a fluent second / third language to many Kenyans. Or do you mean something else? Anyway, I just picked Kenya randomly. I could have also stuck to English-speaking countries like NZ / Aus / Uk.
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8y ago
I'm talking about as the proprietor: creating the business online is a lot easier than creating a physical one. Even so: > As a customer the access is quite different, to the point of comparing apples to oranges. > To access a pl
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8y ago
Perhaps a more general state is that it's a moral obligation to think and care about inclusivity relevant to your platform, instead of just "works for me"ing it. The application I work on is not specifically inclusive of blin
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8y ago
If all you care about is the US. Presumably the 2.5% figure is reasonably similar in many other countries, as opposed to the % who speak spanish, which will be higher in spain but lower in kenya.
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8y ago
It's an interesting discussion. Governments often require buildings and businesses to have certain accommodations for certain types of people. Are websites different to buildings of businesses? Mr Bob Hypothetical makes his new burger
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8y ago
Have you heard about the paradox of tolerance? I think it's important in this kind of discussion.
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8y ago
Any super smart threat people reading this? Does anti-virus matter anymore? I haven't installed one for years, on Windows, Mac or Linx (decades?), it's unclear if that is a mistake or not.
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> You're either for free speech or you're not, and > it's all culturally defined. contradict each other completely, right? Everyone is for free speech, it just everyone has a different idea of what that means (as you sa
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OK I'm really impressed that they stay in while running. Do normal apple earbuds fit your ears really well as well (for me they are the worst earbuds shape-wise of all time), or is it just the design of the airpods that is helping here
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Just so there is a dissenting reply about Sarno's book, I have chronic RSI and his book did not help me at all. I wish it did, I'm pretty over RSI in general, but after going through a variety of different ideas and experiments pr
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I have found that if I just let my body sleep as much as it wants to I sleep 9-10hrs and I feel groggy and hung over (presumably dehydrated) for a long time after I wake up. I have tried dropping stimulants, all that kind of thing, and have
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8y ago
You might even say it has been discussed here ad nauseam…
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Looks cool! If I don't know any C++ (and never plan to) but am learning Rust, do you think there is value here? Or is really focusing on the C++ -> WASM experience?
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8y ago
If by countries you mean the west end of europe and north america then yes, 5 eyes is a comparatively shitty indictment of those countries regard for their citizen's privacy. You're ignoring continents worth of countries and billi
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Hyperbole aside, if I ever ran up against sites that were blocked then sure: you could then get a VPN to solve that problem. Similarly, if I gave a shit about using content that is licenced differently in different countries (if I wanted th
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"interesting", used in this context, implies that I am perhaps a shadowy figure in the nefarious employ of "big ISP". Would that it were so simple! My opinion is not that ISPs are correctly regulated, or even well regula
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