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anenefan
2y ago
Eh ... how strong a knot is does not exactly correlate with how hard it is to undo ... so there's a big fail on someone's part right there - unless it's meant after it breaks the knot that endured more will be tighter. How st
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anenefan
2y ago
I've searched using site:gov.au and site:edu.au and not really found anything like demanding ... I haven't read the tabloid article (the site is in my deny list) but [1] and [2] (2016 news item) suggest it's something that ha
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anenefan
2y ago
Australia probably ought to have two more ... but the political climate means one mob is manoeuvring to capitalise on the shift to dumb down the population from the 90s, when it started restricting free access to higher education, by way of
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anenefan
2y ago
https://archive.md/Mu44H I'm also flagging not the article, but the underlying news site - walled in a sense - it delivered me a 403 forbidden so ...
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anenefan
2y ago
Totally agree - apologies, looks like the monkey was at the keyboard again. It was well past the time I should be up and replying quickly despite even proof reading a couple of times - it was the last effort being the killer as I recall d
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anenefan
2y ago
Social media as a platform to argue and discuss is a lost cause, social media tends to groom to some extent, the narcissistic trait in people, so long term members, when there are serious disagreements, rather than discuss in good faith wit
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anenefan
2y ago
Interesting -- [1] has a lot more information [1] https://www.oedigital.com/news/522296-japan-s-first-megawatt...
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anenefan
2y ago
> And, while LED bulbs do have a higher up-front cost, they also last up to 50 times longer than incandescent bulbs. This means a consumer would end up spending far less money replacing their bulbs if they were to use LEDs. Led bulbs ma
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anenefan
2y ago
I can't help you with any suggestion for a better list. Most I've seen start out very promising and good intentions, and fail after a while, it's been 10 years or more since I've run across a half decent curated list pro
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anenefan
2y ago
Vouched as it seemed like it's only been three ... four or ten days since the topic was last raised ... Controversial topics aren't the problem, it's the level of intelligence, ability to observe forum etiquette (read faq &#x
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anenefan
2y ago
>“Enforcing minimum age requirements on social media platforms would necessitate user identification, such as driver’s licences or national IDs. ... I see the same printed for how they would like to bring it in Australia - mind the per
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anenefan
2y ago
Personally I don't recall my Commonwealth pass book pre adulthood, came by way of my local school or if any of the schools I attended engaged in the scheme ... Actually I had to check and my Mother says she took the initiative on her o
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anenefan
2y ago
If there's unclaimed money [1] is the first step. More than likely Scambank [2] will have set monthly fees high enough to erode what most kids would have saved once they stopped using it after their school years. I don't recall
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anenefan
2y ago
Hmmm I forget some sites are monitoring referers, looking for tracking cookies and for other visitors they don't want there. Forbidden ... ok ... ;)
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anenefan
2y ago
If you've got the financial resources, get yourself a dedicated or virtual private server in the cloud. For cheaper learning opportunities, you could track down a good ssh server that offers a good range of functional linux tools -
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anenefan
2y ago
An independent or govt run location service is the way ahead ... more than ever given how fickle some services might end up in regard to international relationships -- especially now one country that likes to pretend it's the land of n
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anenefan
2y ago
Stuff like that is flagged for no other reason two more like topics have been submitted and marked dead in the hours before, as well as not befitting the spirit of HN aiming to be a place that likes to avoid politics unless of particular
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anenefan
2y ago
Given a more immediate time frame of next 20 years or so, a job being replaced with cheap A.I. will most definitely come down to context of the job regardless how talented the person was filling that role. Even mission critical circumstan
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anenefan
2y ago
I wholeheartedly agree and would say the lack of being able to thoroughly search the net like it was mid 00s is the No 1 thing that has been depowered ... enshitified - beginning in the early to mid 10s that loss what I say down to the lack
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anenefan
2y ago
Change is never a nice thing once all the procedures are down pat and though exemptions will be made, it's clear from a grower body (grapes) press release they feel their perspective [1] isn't wholly appreciated. I had to do som
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anenefan
2y ago
Take it to extremes and the answer is self evident. I don't agree though with prescribed removal of poorly informed nonce - just let anonymous warriors once again travel the dark lands of social media and with armed with reputable li
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anenefan
2y ago
One of the tools I have liked but well past my abilities was a image based pdf or scanned document conversion to something tex like as a document or to pdf, such that the output appears the same as the original with the exception any scann
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anenefan
2y ago
Not only does the site look unused - if this were a Show HN that would make sense - it also appears the place is dreadfully scared of anonymous accounts requesting "You must provide accurate and complete information when creating you
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anenefan
2y ago
Some people will love this idea, it fits with the big ol' simple fix so no worries, we'll just keep on keeping on ... Also somewhat NIMBY for most who don't want their tax money to help deal with the situation that might n
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anenefan
2y ago
From [1] the paper [2] with more details. [1] https://idw-online.de/en/news845856 [2] https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.20...
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anenefan
2y ago
Interesting tool. It needs a couple of options. One button option should indicative the person is unable to see any difference, and move on, a second button option should be the box they indicated they were sure is a different colour was
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anenefan
2y ago
I have a source as well, it was from the Laos region ... and good odds exotic pet trade is what led to the virus jumping, (probably not a single jump but more convoluted,) over to humans.
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anenefan
2y ago
Vouched as I couldn't see any dupes but eventually found [1] [2] [3] I really don't see the motor being robust enough for anything but vehicles that will travel almost always on sealed smooth roads. Wheels end up getting a hidi
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anenefan
2y ago
AKA Miracle Tree. Sad to say "discovery" only comes by way of the present reality -- really piss poor search engine results on offer at the moment -- I researched this plant heavily a number of years back when numerous quality inf
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anenefan
2y ago
I don't know if the original article was complete or just the little text I saw was because of the lousy render due to my older browser. Anyhow [1] reads a lot better as well as probably being an earlier article about the same - pres
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