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I read the comment "dropping cookies" Not as "defaulting to none" But rather "adding them , drop as in airdropping or dropping a payload. That's how I read it at least, which would mean they're defaulting
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> I upgraded and can’t see why they even gave it a new number My theory is that MS never expected macOS to stop being OSX (version 10) and once Apple came out with MacOS 11, Microsoft had to follow suit.
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Just yesterday I was noting how I up vote comments I want to check on later, and then click on my profile page and go through them.
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I upvote articles solely because I want to read more discussion from HN members on it. If I like an article and it doesn’t have many comments I’ll upvote. If it does, I won’t. I upvote comments either because: 1. I didn’t see it get enough
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Yep. I have a couple "Family" telegram channels, and I'm in several discord servers for friend groups. For a while I was living out of telegram, even using it to read Hacker News (front page items would end up in a telegram
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I use mailinabox on a Linode vps. I have no trouble receiving email, but my email doesn’t always arrive in gmail and outlook inboxes. Mailinabox supports exchange activesync and comes with an install of nextcloud for syncing my contacts
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The Internet Is Having Its Midlife Crisis
(slate.com)
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Almost everyone I know has been switching to discord, the exception is about half of my family (including parents and grandmother) who has switched to Telegram for interactions.
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Coroutines in Ada, a Clean but Heavy Implementation
(blog.adacore.com)
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The 'fight club' of quant coding languages competing with C++
(efinancialcareers.com)
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I wonder if it's related to this: > Tell HN: You can apparently get GPT-3 to cough up its own source code > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33875231#33875554
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> If anything, it's gotten better now that I don't need to log-in to scroll through someone's feed This is what drove me to stop using Twitter and over to nitter as a frontend. If they finally stopped doing that, I can hap
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I just bought an iPhone yesterday, and the charger no longer comes with a standard USB A port. It comes with a lightning-to-usbC cable, which it suggests I plug into my MacBook to charge. I do not have a USB-C outlet, so I either need to ge
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I can attest. One of my friends was making fun of me yesterday because I have a precision with a 40 core Xeon, 256 gigs of RAM, tons of peripheral inputs and Pcie ssd sitting on my desk. And instead I am docking my M2 MacBook Air to the 4K
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This is what I do, I just wish that YouTube didn't only support 720P as maximum resolution on iOS safari; happens on everything from an iPod touch & iPad Pro to iPhone pro max, at least for me.
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Drones swarm NYC's skyline Thursday in new advertising ploy
(gothamist.com)
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May be referring to this part of the thread[1] linked in the article > Wikimedia gave $250,000 to Borealis's Racial Equity in Journalism Fund. That money was then cascaded down to a dozens of ideologically aligned news outlets acros
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Even after reading it several times, I could not parse that title, precisely because I kept interpreting "features" as a verb. Viewing the actual article yields the real headline, which makes more sense: 4 Twitter features Mastodo
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It always reminds me of this comedy routine https://youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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Linux kernel version history: Release 6.0 Notes
(en.wikipedia.org)
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At this point, my entire family, including my 80 old grandmother, use Telegram for communication. I often find myself having to visit her house to show her how to “report spam and leave” random crypto groups she gets added to.
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Mine came with a USBc to iPhone (lightning) cable.
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I honestly hope they go this route, and as a side effect give us waterproof iPhones.
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Companies should market their software based on celebrity programmers who wrote it. Similar to Shelby cars or warren Buffett stock pics.
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> so that when Microsoft decides that CTRL-X/C/V should be WIN-X/C/V, I'll be ready Already starting to go this route. While you can still ctrl-x/ctrl-v, most of their newer features implement the windows k
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I’m kind of directly affected by this as a consumer, as I am a big user of Plex, but can no longer receive sound with my antenna television if I run it through Plex. This is because ATSC3.0 requires Plex to secure licensing for AC-4 audio i
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I ran into this problem one time. I had some android that was absolutely not my primary phone that I logged into, and it was sitting plugged in, in my basement for diagnostic reasons (I just needed an android running with a linux shell for
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The moment I went to that page I immediately looked for BuyItForLife. I guess this is why it’s no longer there.
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I love keepass, and use it with all of my systems. I have the database on my personal nextcloud instance (but you can use One Drive / Google Drive / DropBox) and encrypt it with not only a passphrase, but a keyfile. I can access
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Denver power company lock smart thermostats for thousands cites energy emergency
(kiro7.com)
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