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dewey
2y ago
I've visited it earlier this year and it seems pretty unchanged ("cheap watches", "need tailor",...). I've stayed in one of the budget hostels there a few years ago, its was interesting but I'd probably no
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dewey
2y ago
I finished the sequel of that book ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_House_(novel) ) this year, can also highly recommend it. The TV show looks cheap...but it actually aged really well and it has Pierce Brosnan ( htt
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dewey
2y ago
I finished the book "Last Kings of Shanghai" ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48890489-the-last-kings-... ) a few days ago and it has some overlap with this article. It's a very good and interest
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dewey
2y ago
Is there a model that cares about copyrights and has incapable of doing that right now? Or is this sarcasm? Hard to tell!
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dewey
2y ago
I do, and it's not the default HTML appearance but the default style of how your browser chooses to show unstyled HTML. Just because it's the default doesn't mean it's suitable for reading and it was never thought of bei
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dewey
2y ago
Bad styling is intentional to deliver the content to a wider audience?
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dewey
2y ago
Yes, that’s the main job of the OS memory management.
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dewey
2y ago
It's being sold if the app you are giving access to is selling it. Don't use apps that do? Might also want to check your phone providers ToS to see what they are doing with your location data.
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dewey
2y ago
Using memory doesn't have to be about badly written software though, there's many legitimate use cases for actually using your memory to make your experience better.
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dewey
2y ago
> manages to fill about ~20GB on a regular basis Unused memory is wasted memory, so makes sense to always have a lot in memory. Doesn't mean that you'd have a worse experience with 16GB.
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dewey
2y ago
Take a look at what is written on a Taiwanese passport.
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dewey
2y ago
Link doesn't seem to load.
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dewey
2y ago
FWIW it took at least 30 seconds for the images to show up, first I thought it's a collection of white papers before it populated.
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dewey
2y ago
I'm definitely going to check this out for MSFS. Thanks for sharing!
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2y ago
That it should exist because one (and there's probably not many) consent managers actually understands and uses this flag is not a strong point in support of that feature. There's better ways to protect your privacy that don'
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dewey
2y ago
I've started using https://tot.rocks many months ago, which is basically a dot in my menu bar, and if you click on it you have 7, non resizable text views you can cycle through for small drafting. It's way more useful
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dewey
2y ago
Any reason to share this from a dedicated account on top of the submission from your personal account? Has been submitted a few times now. - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41612288 - https://news.ycombinato
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dewey
2y ago
Indeed, I'm additionally using https://mimestream.com for company Gmail as the Gmail support in Mail.app is sometimes a bit lacking (Labels etc.), but it's also a good way to keep private and work emails separated.
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dewey
2y ago
If that’s your treat model: fair, but not processing payments if a user is on a VPN is very understandable. You don’t want users to use you as a credit card validation service.
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dewey
2y ago
Why would you need a whole Ungoogled Chrome project for testing and not doing any "real" browsing?
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2y ago
You are just describing a regular startup, that’s not a pump & dump which makes it sound like a scam.
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dewey
2y ago
Not if you are afraid of calling people.
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dewey
2y ago
On a 3,2 GHz 6-Core i7 Mac Mini with Safari it also feels very laggy and unpleasant to use.
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dewey
2y ago
Here's the license ( http://daringfireball.net/projects/downloads/Markdown_1.0.1.... ) and I don't think Gruber mentioned anything about a "trademark"? It seems like it was mostly about the name
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dewey
2y ago
I'm not sure you can still limit a company to their origin country if they are so international and things like US holidays impact a lot of marketing activities (ad spend, promotions etc.).
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dewey
2y ago
Because everyone is using: https://tailwindui.com/components#product-marketing
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dewey
2y ago
Also Plausible is almost stock TailwindUI elements + including the default color, so many sites look like that.
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dewey
2y ago
Longest period of peace in Europe seems like a pretty big achievement, even if many of us don't even know what it's like to live through wars in Europe. On a smaller scale, having a single currency, no roaming fees, traveling and
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dewey
2y ago
Often repeated, always wrong.
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2y ago
At least there were some services where you could get a single domain "real" certificate for free before (But a complicated and annoying process) but then if you wanted a wildcard certificate to cover a bunch of subdomains for per
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