anon6362

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by anon6362 2y ago
Until it's a burden weighing us down. Shift loads towards the ground and add skis.
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by anon6362 2y ago
Yep, both major non-Safari Mobile browser are still using WebKit, which means, it's probably better to use Safari unless there are compelling features that break out of the walled garden. Apple rescinded the "WebKit for every brow
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by anon6362 2y ago
The problem is the property political class, which includes both parties a-la Gore Vidal, seeks to dismiss, gaslight, and distract from these problems and instead make them pseudo-wedge issues or political footballs. One side is stuck on re
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by anon6362 2y ago
"Unbiased" aggregators like Ground News, MSM, and the right blogosphere like Joe Rogan are doing their best to normalize dragging the Overton window to the right with haste. Progressives have a handful of obscure, disconnected, la
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by anon6362 2y ago
I don't understand. What do you mean?
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by anon6362 2y ago
The US isn't going to lift a finger unless it's associated with China.
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by anon6362 2y ago
I just hope they don't shut off APIs intentionally breaking stuff that works.
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by anon6362 2y ago
I just wished Obsidian, Session (a Signal fork without metadata), and/or MEGA had a multiplatform bookmarks paid zero-knowledge sync service with the option of FOSS self-hosting.
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by anon6362 2y ago
Btw, also, the official bookmarklet also doesn't work. "Please login." while logged-in. Here's a working bookmarklet: https://xaviesteve.com/6344/add-to-pocket-bookmarklet-altern...
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by anon6362 2y ago
The root cause is the IEEPA (1977) which was vaguely worded to supposedly shrink executive authority under TWEA (1917) which allowed essentially unlimited executive authority "emergencies" to be declared for an unspecified amount
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by anon6362 2y ago
T480 (non-s) - Love the dual batteries (one swappable) unavailable on Apple-design infested T490 - Retrofitted with magnesium top case and bezel mod - 5 extended 72 Whr batteries with a third-party external charger from some dude in the UK
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by anon6362 2y ago
Medicare (traditional, Part A/B) is randomly refusing to pay for routine blood tests. ("Not medically necessary.") In the case of billed through LabCorp (in-office testing) through primary doctor at OneMedical (acquired by Am
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by anon6362 2y ago
No, it's worse. Value-added resellers (VARs) and distributors will not pass on tariffs directly. Most retailers double wholesale prices from distributors.. the increases will be an effective price of ~100% once megacorps' pre-stag
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by anon6362 2y ago
With wholesale prices typically doubling at retail prices, multiply the retail prices of Chinese-made products by 2.2x. Inflation is gonna go absolutely crazy, domestic producers will get to raise their profits/prices, and the average
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by anon6362 2y ago
Set a UA and any headers and/or cookies with regular cURL compiled with HTTP/3. This can be done with wrapper scripts very easily. 99.999% of problems solved with no special magic buried in an unclean fork.
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Tell HN: Pocket (acquired by Moz) only works with FF now
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by anon6362 2y ago
I was "warned" for mirroring Oracle RDMS documentation that the course used. Subsequently, they ditched the commercial solution and replaced it with Postgres. They also migrated from using MINIX 2 as a teaching OS to FreeBSD.
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by anon6362 2y ago
Meta doesn't use Leetcode for technical interviews, although they do suggest it for preparation. They don't even compile what is written. Another human being watches another human being write and explain code in a shared text edit
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The frog will boil slowly and discontinuously. The net effects are that by 2030: - Industrial food will gradually become extremely expensive and homesteading will become more popular. Crop failures and famines will be routine as food securi
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by anon6362 2y ago
Seems like bikeshedding to bring up typography. The greater matter is refusal to engage in civil, if lively, discussion and instead retreat into prior restraint and helicopter paternalistic declarations of what can and cannot be discussed.
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Censorship and irony.
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by anon6362 2y ago
It's called BYOD. Corporations have flirted with it for 10-15 years. The C-suite far too often is allowed privileges and exceptions like aristocracy that sacrifice and weaken the security of the organization. Also, even for corporate-m
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by anon6362 2y ago
I pushed back a Meta Sr. Production Engineering reach out back 12 months to see where they're be at because they wanted relocation and nixed remote and hybrid WfH.