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Ask HN: How is mobile network bandwidth sharing Optus – Vodafone Australia set?
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Some thoughtful comments already, but I would add it's not just getting older and things that have changed how one might consume or methods of finding new stuff on the web. The web, once the world wide web, has been fragmented into man
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I'm in North Queensland, Australia. Generally as I'm in a not very polluted rural area, source good rain water from a tank - unfiltered and untreated for the most part. If away as in visiting large towns / cites; generally
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https://archive.md/ZbqeI Land management group that grows cattle in partnership with public and private landowners. The movement might be unique but their main technique is not exactly unique ... long ago fencing off usua
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Just a few days ago someone pulled me on the road, they were lost and trying to find a certain house address on my locale road. They had themselves a smart phone so I suggest they put the address into duckduckgo and it would more than lik
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If the future doesn't get totally stupid, there will probably be a small decline in gas stations much like in areas where industry has dropped off. There will still be fossil based fuel for sale. There may depending on how soon the w
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There's an old idiom there are horses for courses and it rings true for A.I. generated articles and stories. For the most part a LLM could do most if not all of the heavy lifting a sub editor would otherwise have to spend time ens
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Oxygen and water also enables piracy ... appropriately priced product in the first instance, any piracy that then occurred would be financially unimportant. Charging big bucks for crud isn't going to win out - people who can't
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The wikipedia entry is a very general overview - IMO there's more on the possible engine types and a brief description of various manufactures who've dabbled. A couple of decades ago iirc at least one sugar cane harvester [1] was
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The technology might promise great things to come, but censorship and eventual commercial moves to introduce device needs to be no more than x months old to keep step with ideology will make it less important.
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https://archive.md/kFwPC (For those cloudflare has deemed unworthy to see said site) Growing GM corn is a very real threat to those who grow their own variety of corn and keep it for seed - unfortunately the precedent ha
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The data presented shows prior the widespread use of bots or LLms people had already begun to decline participating in surveys. Perhaps some thought should be put as to why more people don't feel like doing so - are the surveys well d
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Once the lower service (enshitification) was accepted as the norm, one could guess the higher costs to extract data from various sites these last few years, it's not that worthwhile for newcomers to spend up big without being able to
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The last paragraph was the best lulz I've had all week - > Real search engines don't primarily compete on finding relevant documents. They compete on resisting manipulation. The moment Google's algorithm became valuable, a
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by anenefan 1y ago
https://archive.md/dGrsn Link is for those who cloudflare has decided is a bot for some reason or other ... amongst many things, what browser one is using. If an older browser is a threat to some site ...
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As much as I dislike A.I. generated answers, using it as a tool to fix sentence structure or styling a passage to meet a certain level of writing required for a format will at some future date be accepted as much as we accept automatic spel
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I chanced upon most of Yanis Varoufakis's televised speech [1] [1a] he made at Australia's National Press Club and the way the term was introduced and defined seemed perfectly reasonable. Snatching at semantics to discredit some
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https://archive.md/Zg1vP IMO - for anything important, neither.
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Sorted a couple days later via legal action and help from Brigham Young University (BYU) [1] [1] https://www.visaverge.com/visa/suguru-ondas-byu-student-visa...
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I'm surprised they were able to save even some of that tree. Velpar [1] is a mean herbicide that can move in the soil. I haven't had a job where I was required to use it, but am quite aware how nasty it is due to what occurred i
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by anenefan 1y ago
I'm in a very rural area so the first on any cheapie android phones is a good GPS program - doesn't need mobile network coverage to get position, time and speed of travel.
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I would guess translation issue for words like unreal ... I am not a bot :)
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https://archive.md/Icgix
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https://archive.md/Iu0IR
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I found this more interesting for light production and a new led driven method. [1] The premise of using far UVC ( see lead / lede [2]) to kill off pathogens is also interesting. [1] So if you shoot a 444 nm blue laser into an appro
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Previous - Better at everything: how AI could make human beings irrelevant -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43891912 (2 days ago 1 comment)
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When the dust settles - How long before there's an international digital streaming platform (geoloaction free) created / funded by a membership of the larger film distributors that is open to all international film studios that m
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Problem - unfortunate site name / link. It's probably among a very small handful of urls (that are active and not dubious) I have popped into a search engine like duckduckgo and get other sites first with no hit on the actual url
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Still working fine here. I see you have noticed this has happened before, I did recall the same when I saw this ... the bottom post talks about too many requests - if not your many visits, probably shared IP pool or something.
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People are moving from Windows is all ... I'd guess the sudden updating I've heard cussed out a few years ago while in the middle of things really didn't do M$ any favours. For a lot of the typical users out there they are

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