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by a96 4mo ago
I'd like to see some other author achieve the same setup with Nix. .. and/or Guix.
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by a96 4mo ago
Is this an actual hack on HN? Well, no. Not, really. But almost. Still, pretty cool.
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by a96 4mo ago
Why would Microsoft want their product logo forced front and center and easy to accidentally trigger in their OS that they also force on people?
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by a96 4mo ago
Profit, legal demands, and incompetence comes to mind as potential reasons.
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by a96 4mo ago
Ah, the laundry operates in L-space.
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by a96 4mo ago
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/06/Android-17... > With deep integration between hardware, software and AI, we’re transforming Android from an operating system to an intelligence system. I didn&#
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by a96 4mo ago
Have you tried Heliboard? There's a few clicks to do, but I think it has multilingual swipe input.
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by a96 4mo ago
I think LG had a system for getting unlock codes as well, but they closed it a long time ago. Any other manufacturer may alter the deal any time. In case you have such a phone, dear reader, consider getting your code if you still can even i
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by a96 4mo ago
Well, TIL that I have previously learned c corone and c cornix backwards. Possibly because I associated the hood with corona somehow. Though that all comes from a time they were all just called corvus corone cornix here.
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by a96 4mo ago
Have you seen Google search lately? :)
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by a96 4mo ago
Maybe compared to the CD "jewel" cases.
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by a96 4mo ago
The result is a convincing fake. Enough for many uses, but it's not the "source".
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by a96 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator , not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_terminal
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by a96 4mo ago
Oh, yes. That was a straight-face answer to "who DHH is", not anything to contradict or argue anyone's point. I never heard of the initialism in any other context either.
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by a96 4mo ago
> Price Range $12.99 - $19.99 I'm actually kind of curious what the actual device is.
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by a96 4mo ago
I thought someone trained a model on conspiracy theories.
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by a96 4mo ago
A literally modest system would center around headphones. :)
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by a96 4mo ago
Yes. That's closer to the time mortals started to be able to afford SATA SSD's. Though there were some disk-on-chip things before, but they were sized in megabytes. I think I might still have a PATA one somewhere. (And you could b
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by a96 4mo ago
> extremely limited resources, both in terms of RAM and storage > Write your code in Go
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by a96 4mo ago
https://tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-community-has-a-dhh-pro... https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-righ...
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by a96 4mo ago
The first rule of nerd oases is you don't talk about nerd oases. If you belong, you'll find them and know how to get past the gates.
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by a96 4mo ago
For a counterpoint, you only need to look at the cancer that is Facebook comments from people on their own name and face and a lot of bio attached. It's not the anonymity. At least not by itself.
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by a96 4mo ago
Same with Jobs, but without the charity. Woz, maybe he actually was a nerd.
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by a96 4mo ago
Ingsoc is here and it's been warmly welcomed.
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by a96 4mo ago
For now.
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by a96 4mo ago
Terminal, few times a day. Shells, every few minutes.
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by a96 4mo ago
Reading this I was just thinking I've seen that nick/name somewhere. Then I noticed several bookmarks with the same name staring at me from the browser sidebar.
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by a96 4mo ago
Well, there is the problem that a lot of people don't have things they actually want to work on. They don't know how to self actualize and/or don't want to spend brain cycles on things.
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by a96 4mo ago
Maybe they are immune, but it's just a very small group.
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by a96 4mo ago
There never was one. I'm from computing science field and it's all been and is normal. Amusing, maybe, but normal. Same as before, but in larger scale, with occasional hype. People picking up useful things and using them. Some goi

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