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anenefan
4mo ago
The original article [1] found via [2] It is pointed out being near ie proximity doesn't indicate exposure. The more interesting results would be what the residential areas lead levels are in both ground and dust in the air. [1] htt
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anenefan
4mo ago
Same BS in Australia. Yes the leds can be brighter and bluer than regular lights, but folks in my locale would often opt for higher intensity regular bulb options back in the pre led days. What has changed is the loss of driving etiquette
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anenefan
4mo ago
Vouched. I don't know. I'm guessing your plight falls into buyer beware category. Not sure what path you took,[1] [2], but it would seem one needs to carefully understand what they offer. Webapp links mentions how easy it is to
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anenefan
4mo ago
Not seen for 70 years - I guess the Congo doesn't get that dry to concentrate bird life near water holes to make easier bird spotting.
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anenefan
4mo ago
No need to rebuild from ground up, sites just need a low data bandwidth fall back, perhaps with a new html tag indicating user is needing low bandwidth - much like sites used to provide a mobile ready area that was the same page load but si
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anenefan
4mo ago
Congrats, one of the few search engines that actually works - in fact it did really well in just a straight search re a curly testing query I generally use to test various new aspiring search engines [vegetable oil cracking into regular fu
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anenefan
4mo ago
It involves the spelling of html tag referer. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16286764
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anenefan
4mo ago
Um yes so that happened, though a guess is since an archive of the going ons got into the public 3rd June, [1], the company could guess they run the possibility of landing in proverbial hot water ... time to cut losses. [1] https:/&#
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anenefan
4mo ago
I do not think it's actually possible to patent a cement which uses minerals which are capable of holding a magnet. If there was a process to create a fridge magnet effect when the product was drying, that would be different. It'
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anenefan
5mo ago
The restriction iirc is mentioned from time to time since https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079 [thread id] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47346735 [dang mentions there is a restriction]
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anenefan
5mo ago
I believe there's an algorithm that sifts though each submission if it makes the cut. I'm thinking if username is part of submission link - might be cause to weigh the submission harder. Anyhow, those that do happen to end up be
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anenefan
5mo ago
Vouched. This looks like an interesting project noteworthy enough for HN.
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anenefan
5mo ago
I'm not sure if I've seen a pin either though I've had submissions killed off for no apparent reason I could figure out. [It was truncated files from a server, there's a server issue I should know but forgot about long a
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anenefan
5mo ago
It's so refreshing to see a big company like PG&E reach out to help restore fish breeding ground even if at base level it was a win win situation.
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anenefan
5mo ago
I'm aware the like of NSA have agreements with various technology providers ... I don't mind the folks at NSA knowing I like certain movies, porn actresses, fancies or whatever kinks I might have as it's of little interest to
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anenefan
5mo ago
Welcome back. I can only wish you better days ahead. In answer to your question, you might feel happy for a fleeting moment, but if you have to ask the question, you suspect that the availability of the web could be temporary ... and it de
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anenefan
5mo ago
There's some interesting comparisons there so ... Vouched. I'd guess promotion or linking stories to the same blog or site is fine but not if one does it all the time.
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anenefan
5mo ago
> "trauma response." Getting even by doing it better. Hope it works out. Your saga reminds me of [1] [1] https://archive.org/details/i-just-want-to-serve-5-terabytes
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anenefan
5mo ago
I was actually giving an example of the many things that have changed in the US since the 70s but higher fructose does actually play a part, not that the powerful food industry wants anyone to know half of the little tricks to make food mor
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anenefan
5mo ago
I don't suppose there's a correlation between when the manufactures started to increase the fructose component in regular corn syrup to make HFCS ...
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anenefan
5mo ago
I can relate - I have a full boar nut case bro who about 4 - 5 years ago started to hone in what he would eat and this of course spilled over into what he objected to my parents eating. While freaking out about seeds or any oils derived fr
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anenefan
5mo ago
Vouched. Just ignore Bing, when they, Bing, realise they are a joke and mostly for pushing ads, they'll try harder for Ethiopia. Duckduckgo or my browser pushes bing for the top ad results - bing bang boom, it's in my deny list
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anenefan
5mo ago
I hope it matures but it helps if any competition can actually accommodate users using legacy gear and OS. Google still does this and it really shouldn't take that much more code to do that. I'd suggest try AI to help code for l
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anenefan
5mo ago
Yes I do recall but on the thin side iirc. Also worth mentioning SPC iirc jam that was sold in stores were great drink cups with a tight lid - I still use one every day and it's outlasted many other glass drink cups.
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anenefan
5mo ago
I just wish I could have read what sort of service, copper or fibre or other. Admittedly I just skipped though the somewhat long article that seems to focus on other legal matters. If the govt can't provide it cheaper ... and someone
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anenefan
5mo ago
It looks like something technical that is most likely interesting to those who dabble in that field. I've vouched the article.
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anenefan
5mo ago
I've vouched this, it seems like something that ought to make the cut even though the information is well over my head.
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anenefan
5mo ago
Well unknown in the sense they've not been mapped before, and new geology uncounted being far beneath an ice flow. I am surprised the subs team do not have live communication, even if it's one way and limited.
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anenefan
5mo ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-tld-insights-on-clou... Edit: I read it as .su followed by .com being highest in magnitude. .at is barely mentioned.
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anenefan
5mo ago
I'm in Australia and what I tested seemed to indicate for most results, there were indeed correct. Only sampled five from the page, could have been some results in error. Note, when I use google, the only links they offer to me are
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