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It could be Gaza protesters sure but it could be anyone. Previously legal residents were deported for minor traffic violations. They’re trying to hit some targets for deportation numbers and shipping home “criminal” foreign students is an e
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http://archive.today/SnNBv
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Internal Documents Show Why We Shouldn't Trust Porn Companies
(nytimes.com)
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1y ago
Scrolling is also messed up in multiple ways, on an iPhone at least.
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1y ago
Did you look at Georgia and Serbia yourself? Protests have been ongoing for months, government doesn't care.
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1y ago
It does look AI generated a bit actually, quite funny
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1y ago
And Ruby on Rails was released 20 years ago
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2y ago
It looks exactly the same in Safari (17.5) as it does in Chrome for me.
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2y ago
The best applications have no bugs, and you can only make sure of that if you don’t write any code.
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2y ago
Having been in IT for close to 15 years now, a lot of good minds work in IT a lot of good minds don't. But I've encountered a lot of stupid (for lack of a better word) people in IT who were convinced they are good at _everything_
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2y ago
> Out of a population of about three-quarters of a billion, under 14 million people (approximately 2%) in Europe receive artificially-fluoridated water. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation_by_country#...
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> most people’s teeth in europe do not look great What nonsense
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2y ago
Repost https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43421324
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2y ago
Probably no place implements all of them, but with all best practices, they should be asymptotic.
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> Per TFA, this impacts F-16s NOT F-35s Title it about F16s > Per TFA, the US is not actively “turning off” any piece of equipment From the article: "the Trump administration has cut off vital support for their [the F16s'] j
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2y ago
The Netherlands for instance, who gave Ukraine a batch of F16s _was_ a buyer. Logic still stands, US made anything is worthless if it includes a kill switch that can be toggled any time post-purchase.
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Never got the point of porting X framework from Y language in order to > simplifying the learning curve for Y language developers You'll just end up writing the same old patterns in the new language as you did in the old one. Especi
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2y ago
Hamachi was amazing, one of the best, most focused apps I've ever used. We were kids but it was still easy to use. Then they were bought by LogMeIn and was killed unceremoniously. Also, it's old but not 90s old: https://
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2y ago
http://archive.today/Rj8Vo
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2y ago
That hiring process is for engineers tho, do we know how they hire the various product people that might end up making these decisions?
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Twitter is essentially losing money even with a bare bones staff https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/24/24351317/elon-musk-x-twit... It's being kept online because it's a good propaganda tool, not
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2y ago
Yeah, reading these back in 2025 it's amazing Linux got as far as it did with Linus being like this for a long time.
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2y ago
When you say Western Europe what do you mean exactly? GMT timezoneso there’s overlap with ET? Or is it contractual, you have a business entity only in the UK?
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2y ago
It really takes 2 minutes to look up the human rights violations the El Salvadorian government has been doing in the last couple of years. No need to craft this idealistic nonesense.
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2y ago
It’s for people who play Nintendo games first of all.
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I mean, maybe 3 year olds are simply too young to be playing video games?
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2y ago
Interesting that a couple of months ago there was an article which stated the exact opposite: > In 2023, the hottest year ever recorded, preliminary findings https://arxiv.org/pdf/2407.12447 by an international team
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2y ago
What are computer standards actually? I have two macbook pros from 2015 running still, perfectly fine for regular "computer" usage (non-development).
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I’ve developed a habbit of automatically downvoting the top comment on most popular submissions because more often than not they are always some knee-jerk, often stupid contrarian reaction to the submission. I don’t know when this trend sta
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2y ago
No, urban areas voted Democrat once again. If anything, 2024 has really showed the widening divide between urban and rural areas, both in the US and in Europe. Probably everywhere else as well.
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