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by archerx 3y ago
A microwave oven has produces non-ionizing radiation, would you put your hand inside one while it's on? It's non-ionizing so it should be 100% safe right?
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by archerx 3y ago
Ironically since windows 11, after being pro windows since version 3.11 I have pretty much turned disdainful to Micro$hit WangBLOWz. What a time to be alive.
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by archerx 3y ago
I feel like the "floating" bits in the center of the ports will break like crazy. If I put on my game theory/conspiracy cap on, it could be interesting to deliberately make that part of the port extra flimsy so Apple has an e
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by archerx 3y ago
Would this be similar to spike proteins that are used against us by a certain virus?
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by archerx 3y ago
This is probably the reason I will stop paying for the stability API and just host my own instance of Stable Diffusion. I’m not trying to generate porn or sexy images, my problem is the massive amount of false positives! My project revolves
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by archerx 3y ago
Mozilla’s famous docs do this on my iPad pro rendering it utterly useless and honestly reflects badly on them, how can you claim to be an authority on documenting html/js when your site doesn’t even render? People like to talk badly ab
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by archerx 3y ago
The market will find the developers who will do that and the lazy ones who want a “one size fits all solution” will have to adapt or get left behind.
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by archerx 3y ago
I remember back in the day when I had one of the original Gameboys that needed 4AA batteries, I would put the batteries in the freezer for a while when they died and I could get few extra minutes out the batteries. Maybe your battery theory
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by archerx 3y ago
At home I have a collection of various Asus Tinker boards and a raspberry PI. They all have linux and I use docker to run my projects. I also have next cloud with an external sdd on one of the boards and openvpn on the other. I mostly use t
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by archerx 3y ago
I have started putting electrical tape over leds. My external sound card had the brightest white flashing light when the computer was off but the sound card is still plugged in. Impossible to sleep with that obnoxious white blinking.
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by archerx 3y ago
There are other people from different parts of Europe saying they didn't have a very hot summer.
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by archerx 3y ago
Great strawman you got there. There are other people from different people in this thread confirming my anecdote, are we all wrong?
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by archerx 3y ago
There are plenty of other people from different parts of Europe confirm my anecdote of having a cooler summer. We should not fall for the fallacy of appealing to authority when we can easily collect data ourselves and confirm the findings.
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by archerx 3y ago
I am disappointed.
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by archerx 3y ago
The argument is it is easy to manipulate statistics for both fun(power/control) and or profit!
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by archerx 3y ago
Third world countries are the biggest polluters from ruining their rivers and in emissions.[1][2] but the biggest thing that makes me made is people posting misinformation on the internet while acting righteous about it. [1] https:/&#
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by archerx 3y ago
I live in Europe and it has been a colder than normal summer. Two/three weeks ago kind of felt like autumn already and we got pelted with hail at the end of July. Have I just been feeling the weather wrong or something?
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by archerx 3y ago
People are downvoting me for pointing out facts that I have observed that are contradicting the NPR narrative? I thought hacker news was better than this. Very disappointing.
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by archerx 3y ago
We had a cold summer in Switzerland, I am disappointed because I was promised some heat! I got hail, rain and cold summer days instead.
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by archerx 3y ago
I agree with everything in this post and the thing that gets me the most is broken back buttons on ecommerce sits.
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by archerx 3y ago
> holy rage The only one raging is you unless if you consider asking purposefully loaded questions is rage. > Have other countries? What about the countries that haven’t? Not every country has paid, but they also haven't launched
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by archerx 3y ago
Yes the entire eco system is bloated and badly optimized. A lot of the web has become laggy, slow and battery drainers due to modern js frameworks. You're right it isn't the language but since js is the only front end language it
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by archerx 3y ago
No one, just making an observation.
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by archerx 3y ago
The power of modern Javascript. So what if my pentium 133mhz could invert an entire table with hundreds of cells in lotus 123 back in the early 90s in the blink of an eye. The fact that 20 years later with computers 100x faster inverting a
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by archerx 3y ago
There are people out there who do whatever pop ups tell them to do. I was in a meeting once and we need to check something on a site the other person just clicked yes on the cookie banner without reading. I told him “You should click no on
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by archerx 3y ago
Hackernoon does not seem to let you opt out of google analytics and other cookies in their cookie options, this goes against the GDRP I think.
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by archerx 3y ago
I build tolerance to caffeine very quickly for some reason. One night I drank two redbulls so I could finish a project (I had been drinking a lot of coffee and energy drinks during that period) and decided to take a quick nap before going i
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by archerx 3y ago
No, it helps me find scrapers and bots too lazy to spoof their UA, oh you’re using “curl”, “go-http-client”, or whatever non browser client? You get an instant block.
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by archerx 3y ago
I wonder if locking my doors as well is discrimination according to you? No geoblocking doesn't make the internet a shittier place, you're blaming the symptoms/victims not the true cause. What is actually making the internet
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by archerx 3y ago
They should have to retroactively pay back what was earned on those videos if they where demonetized for false or incorrect reasons.

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