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by ajdude 3y ago
The catch is that the sun sets in the evening while LEDs continue to shine blue light.
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by ajdude 3y ago
Years ago I came across an email crawler trap, where if the bot was unfortunate enough to come across it, it would generate (from the e-mail harvesting bot's point of view) an endless and nested tree of pages with randomly generated ga
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by ajdude 3y ago
At this point, unless the title explicitly states a new breakthrough has been seen in humans, I immediately assume they're talking about mice or a test tube.
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by ajdude 3y ago
To reiterate my comments on the previous thread[1] about this: I know this isn't typical HN type news, but to me this feels like the true beginning of the end for physical media. I have always loved having the physical movies in the be
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by ajdude 3y ago
This is exactly what I've been doing. I pay for a vps and just use vscode to do all of my work, I tend to switch between various computers and even various laptops, and it doesn't matter which one I'm on and just ssh into my
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by ajdude 3y ago
This is actually the exact reason why I switched! The phone that I got before my iPhone was a razor phone 2. I was hoping it would be one of the last androidphones I'd have to buy for a while due to its beefy specs. Unfortunately they
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by ajdude 3y ago
Also see: Driver says he was 'trapped' in hot Tesla after battery died https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36964921 14 points by ajdude 2 days ago | 20 comments
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by ajdude 3y ago
Another one bites the dust.
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by ajdude 3y ago
Don't forget aliens!
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Driver says he was 'trapped' in hot Tesla after battery died(abc7ny.com)
15 points by ajdude 3y ago|21 comments
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by ajdude 3y ago
I know this isn't typical HN type news, but to me this feels like the true beginning of the end for physical media. I have always loved having the physical movies in the best quality that I can receive, VHS, laserdisc, DVD, Blu-ray, an
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Disney Confirms Fears, Officially Getting Rid of Marvel Physical Media(insidethemagic.net)
4 points by ajdude 3y ago|4 comments
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by ajdude 3y ago
It's also easier on the eyes and can be used in sunny conditions. With that being said, I would love to see one in a smart phone or laptop.
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by ajdude 3y ago
For an e-ink monitor, I was expecting it to cost much more.
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by ajdude 3y ago
It's even worse when you look at their privacy policy. Who signed off on this? https://angeion-public.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/Privacy_Policy....
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by ajdude 3y ago
> The government might be able to force/convince Apple and Google to take it out their app stores in the UK Apple has even threatened to withdraw their own systems from the UK rather than comply with this. https://9to5mac
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The Power and Potential of the Ada Language(naomedical.com)
1 points by ajdude 3y ago|0 comments
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Atari has launched collectible arcade circuit boards of retro classics(retrododo.com)
120 points by ajdude 3y ago|65 comments
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by ajdude 3y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/KFtmB
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by ajdude 3y ago
The latest version of the Ada standard came out in 2022. It has its own package manager similar to Cargo and I'm actively working in Ada. Favorite language.
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Fixed Spelling Errors or Typos(github.com)
12 points by ajdude 3y ago|3 comments
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I Miss the Internet(mastodon.social)
2 points by ajdude 3y ago|1 comments
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by ajdude 3y ago
I agree. I admit, I still /do this/ for emphasis, and have always wondered why Markdown didn't follow suit.
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by ajdude 3y ago
> Verified accounts "are limited to reading 6000 posts/day," while unverified accounts were limited to 600 per day, Musk's tweet said at about 1 p.m. ET Saturday,. New and unverified counts will have an even lower lim
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by ajdude 3y ago
I was reading recently the story of Christopher Robin, and how using his childhood stories in Winnie the Pooh haunted to him for the rest of his life and made him a subject of bullying. I can only imagine what it will be like for these kid
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by ajdude 3y ago
https://archive.is/Gd3wq
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by ajdude 3y ago
Perhaps it's because Apple is killing a service that apparently nobody uses while Google tends to kill services regardless if people are actively relying on it. Like you, I have also never heard of this service and I am all in on the A
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by ajdude 3y ago
This seems to be exactly what Google has done with chrome and it's working very well for them.
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by ajdude 3y ago
I'll summarize my thoughts mentioned in the Github issue[1]: > I think this comes down to who W3C considers the authority for RSS2 today. > While from a technical standpoint [both Dave's and RSSBoard's spec] are identic
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by ajdude 3y ago
Related: W3C and My RSS Spec (scripting.com) 27 points by Tomte 8 days ago | 21 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36377953

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