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by anenefan 3mo ago
The linked article was supposedly written 15th July 2026, and shortly afterwards ... the next 24 hrs it was submitted to HN. [1] When I ran across the article at HN I saw it was indeed dead - I checked HN's submissions to articles f
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Depends on where you live atm I guess. https://ultrasabers.com/real-lightsabers/ https://www.finn.no/recommerce/forsale/item/369562747
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by anenefan 3mo ago
My take is the whole Australia's ban on under 16 social media, and what PR companies are doing now by way of a lot of whining , is it isn't much different from my dim memory of the days when Google ran a campaign that they were
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I would suggest taking a photo under different lighting conditions, uv is a thought but being graphite based, IR would seem best to highlight the writing, but I could not say which would be better, same angle from beside the camera or from
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Interesting adaptation for larvae to avoid predation by eacaping into a deeper dead zone during daylight hours. https://science.ubc.ca/news/2026-07/insect-submariners-dont-...
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Much of it is poor web coding with only the latest and greatest being served - ie too clever for their own good, calling for off site resources, and the browser's reader mode [1] is unable to generate or render an easier-to-view output
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by anenefan 3mo ago
The huntsman despite being labelled harmless will bite if the situation arises though as far as I have heard, can be at time somewhat worse than a bee sting. I've found the younger half sized huntsman to be the hardest to track for t
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by anenefan 3mo ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by anenefan 3mo ago
If anything else, there will always be folks that just don't want the intrusion of having to put up with AI handing their work for privacy reasons. However, assuming AI had improved to a point where human jobs were rare - for periods
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Go work for the people who pay to have a job done right first time around. :)
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I'd say probable in some situations - maybe more effect for people who are not eating well. I am not someone who takes or used drugs or alcohol - but the 90s I used pure low dose of creatine at about half teaspoon a day to help repair
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by anenefan 3mo ago
It sort of sucks, I've not worked out the work around for wsj ... I've not added the news site to my deny list yet ... many other news sites have been though -- saving precious seconds. My easier work around is, though more of
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by anenefan 3mo ago
/newest has been about for a while - and with show dead set, it shows what's being submitted by the minute. If you are ever short on time and /news isn't quite what you want to see, try /best for what other member
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by anenefan 3mo ago
A little bit more info but not much at [1] posted 4 days ago. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48940572
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by anenefan 3mo ago
It's been 9 days that way for myself but I visited their log on would be required announcement page 20 days ago, so my IP / fingerprint was probably mapped and thus first to be flagged. I noted at least one other comment at HN c
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by anenefan 3mo ago
A multi-purpose survey / map / navigation tool that integrates with photos which have captured / include location data. Download once and use as long as one wants. Actually it's quite complicated and really needs a good
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Competitor isn't a word I could use to describe the web search scene in regard to google. However if one wanted a good search engine that one didn't have to keep banging on the keyboard for a half decent result I could say Yandex
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by anenefan 3mo ago
OK one of the articles have removed some info ... and makes little point of what I have written - removed.
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I think it is for the more obvious reasons on the way big important business end of town (esp those which are new to Australia) would like to operate here in Australia. It's guardrails so: Non competition for existing power and u
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Well then, let us pretend whatever might qualify as AGI is every bit as capable of as a regular employee that's going to get the job. A job which first requires screening to get that job and an expectation any applicant should be ab
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by anenefan 3mo ago
... 1990. Not verified (as it requires money) but as best as I can determine, first published in 1990 - Software, practice & experience. 1990, Vol 20, pp S2.137-S2.171 ; NS2 ; ref : 12 ref CODEN SPEXBL ISSN 0038-0644
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I presume *#06# -- Tested and working with version 12 Looking at [1] it would suggest still something even more recent versions can still utilise. [1] https://mobilityarena.com/how-to-use-the-06-code/
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by anenefan 3mo ago
This type of question arises frequently, both as own thread or just a comment, sometimes a higher frequency than just once every few days. Some time ago [1]I suggested using the search box at bottom of most pages as the quickest means. D
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Yes very much done with the pyrex brand -- mine have sat for 20 years or so in their boxes collecting dust as a reminder that if something obvious is missing from the package advertising, it might not be an oversight. Certainly for some c
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Yes many years ago I figured I'd take up cooking a bit differently, bought a set of pyrex dishes only to find they were not borosilicate versions - I though I was being careful not to get what I suspected were fake pyrex my neighbours
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I'm unsure what's written at twitter, but I would gather just a regurgitation of something like [1] from a few days ago. Tw tter opted to run an approved browser only scheme a little while ago, so it was added to my deny list. I
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by anenefan 3mo ago
It's a worrying sign nonetheless- even part of the fault near a developed area the next couple of years, I doubt it has to be the big one to cause large financial losses, even if no lives are lost.
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Link should be: https://www.404media.co/lapd-regularly-pulled-over-innocent-...
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by anenefan 3mo ago
We the public would be happier to see the end of network locked phones. As far as roaming goes -- they should talk to people who observed what occurred when Optus and TPG / Vodafone made a deal for rural areas and via sharing (roaming
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by anenefan 3mo ago
From what I saw, not at all - it was seen as useful by most people I knew of all different trades ... but later on when searches improved, there were some realisations that some people had shared way too much of their real life details.

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