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by akerro 7y ago
>ability to find others using their phone numbers." Ah right, that's why I couldn't find someone...
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by akerro 7y ago
So I read the frontpage, download/try page and installation and still have absolutely no idea what this project is about.
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by akerro 7y ago
Facebook for a few weeks didn't want to remove video of a Mexican woman being beheaded. https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/fa...
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by akerro 7y ago
OK, this story gets posted on HN every now and then, and this question always appears there. Like, really always. People always recommend reading "The Mythical Man-Month", also this link is always posted somewhere in the comments:
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by akerro 7y ago
Intervenes? Where? In white house?
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by akerro 7y ago
Mining Monero on googlebot anyone?
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by akerro 7y ago
This happens a lot with HDDs and SSDs. At least once per month I get a notification about disks being really cheap. Looks like sellers make mistakes and put wrong numbers to quantity/price boxes. Most often orders are cancelled.
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by akerro 7y ago
International flights are much cheaper in the UK than local trains. I paid the same price for a flight from Cardiff to Malta as for train from Cardiff to Bristol (40 miles). https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news&
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by akerro 7y ago
>that planes will fly in with enough fuel to fly out again Planes with fuel are too heavy to land, planes have just enough fuel to get to destination. Landing with 40% fuel capacity would break wheels and damage planes, increase stopping
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by akerro 7y ago
We're going to see such things at some point, there are a few "bitcoin address collider", some of them are even distributed.
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by akerro 7y ago
It's more a trust issue in a technology. Pirated ebooks don't have DRM and never expire, can be opened on any device and you keep the money anyway.
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by akerro 7y ago
That's not the only reason why children hear more and louder. When you're in your '30s you already have a minor hearing loss, you don't hear all sounds and noises then you did when you were 5. Children see more colours a
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by akerro 7y ago
It might hold data for billions of years, but no one has CDRoms at home these days because interface and use-cases were deprecated years ago.
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by akerro 7y ago
> varchar(45) That's crashing with my full name
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by akerro 7y ago
https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=200003201&initiat...
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by akerro 7y ago
Have rpi fixed the interference of usb3.0 with WiFi? It's going to be really problematic for raspi https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/io/uni...
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by akerro 7y ago
Sadly too many `vs` breaks the flow and rhythm
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by akerro 7y ago
Ah right, last news I remember from a few years ago was that facebook had a child-company in Thailand that was hiring 1000s of moderators locally.
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by akerro 7y ago
Machine learning for recognizing duplicates is only for "protection of IP rights", not for protection of low wage workers. Apparently somebody at facebook decided that ML is more expensive than low wage human worker rejecting the
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by akerro 7y ago
They most likely can't change wallpaper on their windows XP...
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by akerro 7y ago
>who is holding cryptocurrency for 10 years[ zuckcoin isn't cryptocurrency, it's digital currency, like gold in WoW
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by akerro 7y ago
> You are not authorized to access bug 1544386. To see this bug, you must first log in to an account with the appropriate permissions.
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by akerro 7y ago
And unnatural homelessness surge will just happen over night in 5 years.
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by akerro 7y ago
They're doing it to skirt GDPR laws. When GDPR passed, all users were automatically opted out of personal data sharing, targeted marketing, etc. With ZuckCoin, they're going to pay users a small amount of coins to use the site, bu
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by akerro 7y ago
This is massive, Apple banned what Google does with Chromebooks for kids/schools.
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by akerro 7y ago
Russia is doing the same!
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by akerro 7y ago
Tell that to the banking and medical sector, in the UK NHS would still be using IE6 and WinXP if not they were hacked a year ago with that ransomware from NSA.
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by akerro 7y ago
> It is funny how my browser preferences has changed over last 5 years. Sure, we're still testing, if stuff works on IE10...
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by akerro 7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/comments/bvyc3p/i_made_a_video_...
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by akerro 7y ago
That's not correct! If at any point in your life you make more than £25k they will add this tax on you, and your interested on the student loan is still growing, even when you're under £25k.

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