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by bitzun 3y ago
Editorialized title because the actual title is just VINTAGE CONTEMPORARIES
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An overview of Lorraine Louie's book covers(talkingcovers.com)
2 points by bitzun 3y ago|1 comments
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by bitzun 3y ago
Can you give an example of any current services that you can't use without TPM? I haven't run into any (yet!)
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Ask HN: Any questionable WASM-only websites?
8 points by bitzun 3y ago|4 comments
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by bitzun 3y ago
Since unfortunately the proliferation of use of WASM on the open web seems inevitable (to me), perhaps some community effort into tooling to automatically inspect and disrupt WASM apps to make your browser behave is worthwhile. Random ideas
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by bitzun 3y ago
How is this better than the arrl.net forwarding service? http://www.arrl.org/member-support
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by bitzun 3y ago
This is why I can't imagine buying a newer car than, say, 2014. I have mid 2010s Toyota which is cheap enough to not have any consumer hostile or fragile features, and a mid 2000s Honda with much the same. Aside from sheer destruction,
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by bitzun 3y ago
When someone is a PhD, and you know this, and you choose to use ms/mr/mrs instead of dr (or omitting an honorific altogether, the most common, unobjectionable choice), it can easily be interpreted as condescension.
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by bitzun 5y ago
I've had JS disabled for arbitrary sites since 2019 (with some necessary exceptions), the only thing I feel I've lost out on is being able to view Twitter (as of last year I think?) and Imgur links. In general my experience has be
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by bitzun 5y ago
I shared your disappointment at first, but it does look like you can at least browse on desktop without JS. I haven't tried signing up or posting. Mobile seems to be broken without JS unless you pretend to be a computer.
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by bitzun 6y ago
I realize this is incredibly flippant. I can probably make these sound better: 1. At my old apartment my neighbours had become obnoxious. The house is much bigger so I have more room to tinker, and my wife is much happier living here. If sh
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by bitzun 6y ago
1. Buying a house 2. Deciding not to have kids 3. Deciding not to plan to live past 50-55
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by bitzun 7y ago
I love Cormac McCarthy and Blood Meridian is a fine way to get into his work, but it was a hard read for me because of the pacing. NCfOM, The Road or Outer Dark are easier to follow IMO. I hope this comment is considered useful enough to pa
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by bitzun 8y ago
I believe my previous drug issues were strongly related to the drinking culture at the company I worked for during that time. I am at a point now where if I felt pressured like this I would not shrug it off like I used to, but instead conta
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by bitzun 8y ago
I heard from someone inside that at least one office's developer reqs were all moved to India, inducing a pretty big morale hit.
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by bitzun 8y ago
Anecdotally I know several people who "get lost" reading Wikipedia after looking up something on a whim, myself included. I find this comment a bit odd on a site people browse to stay informed on tech or tech-near subjects, which
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by bitzun 8y ago
Fun anecdote, my Bipolar disorder didn't manifest itself until immediately after the first time I consumed marijuana, and it is now a lifetime endeavor.
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by bitzun 10y ago
Can anyone post some of the details here or provide another link that has more details than The Register? securityfocus isn't loading for me.
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by bitzun 11y ago
The website listed on the twitter of the independent book company points to a Chinese domain landing page.