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by dinkblam 2y ago
Your own source contradicts you: "The total number of humans who have ever lived is estimated to be approximately 100 billion. "
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by dinkblam 2y ago
wanted to keep 3rd party and 1st party stuff separate. also makes copying all installed apps to another mac a 1-second thingie
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by dinkblam 2y ago
off-topic rant mode on Little Snitch is awesome, but i had to stop using it at version 5 because it can no longer be installed into a subfolder of the Applications folder. Mac apps are supposed to be usable from any location (even outside
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by dinkblam 2y ago
humanity being out-of-work is the premise of Marx's writings and we are not closer to it now than those 170 years ago.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
1.) get an appropriate bowl of a form/color you like. the required size differs whether you want to use 1 or 3 led-bulbs. i used this ( https://edelrostshop.de/de-at/products/rost-metall-schale-o-... ) and pa
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> An even, diffused lighting environment is best for the eyes indeed. i am unsure where the love for those "spotlights" embedded into the ceiling comes from. every time i enter a room that has them i want to crouch like gollum.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
Instead of selling you extremely expensive juice that has no effect apart from increasing your belly and decreasing your wallet they should ideally try to develop something that has the positive attributes of alcohol without the negative si
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> Gameto is rapidly expanding the availability of Fertilo […] in key markets such as Australia, Japan, Argentina, Paraguay, Mexico, and Peru. so, are those the key markets for expensive fertility treatments?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
why not create the same things for cars? would be great if you could see where you could go in 1/2/3 hours from your location. no current map or navigation service seems to be of help here
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> literally years ahead of anyone its easy, there is no one else in that market anymore. :-/ > and isn't able to generate revenue. i just said we never seriously monetized it ourselves and don't have energy left to do i
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by dinkblam 2y ago
Thanks for your idea! You touch on an important part of the problem: the product does not 'just work', it only works as long as we keep working on it. Apart from the obvious (keep the server running), it requires an elaborate dail
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Ask HN: Selling a project that has not been properly monetized?
2 points by dinkblam 2y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: CO2 compensation options that actually work?
2 points by dinkblam 2y ago|1 comments
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> Besides, what was your website about? I've received notices I had to reply to within 24-hours, otherwise they delete the servers. But I've always replied and complied, so never had any servers deleted. some random app vendor
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> When they receive a DMCA they will contact you and give you 24hours to reply and fix it. If you do not comply they will turn off your IP. they did NOT give any 24 hours.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
also negative experiences here. if they get a copyright-violation request from someone, they won't contact you about it. they'll just take your server down immediately and ask you to respond. obviously thats not a sane course of a
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> People don't get involved in criminality, in general, out of desperation, but because they enjoy the lifestyle. ugh. why do you suppose there is a two degrees of magnitude difference in crime between poor and rich nations? there i
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by dinkblam 2y ago
same here, didn't specify a discount either
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> Loneliness corresponded with idiosyncratic [unusual, unique] neural representations of celebrities as well as more idiosyncratic communication about celebrities must be the best argument to date for being more lonely.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
this helps you, but not the 450M people living in the EU.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
agreed. the newest data is here: https://www.ef.com/wwen/epi/ there is absolutely no way that Austria has "Very high proficiency".
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> creation of the GUI boilerplate code from a form designer why? i think the approach of of the form designer generating code instead of generating serialized objects that your code interacts with at runtime is a serious flaw. java got i
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by dinkblam 2y ago
why would a radiowave that is reflected off the atmosphere (and therefore taking the longer route) be faster than a direct fibre cable?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
didn't surprise me to see this backed by notorious piketti
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> They don't include stock symbols even better than stock symbols would be if the whole world could agree to use ISINs (or even WKNs)
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by dinkblam 2y ago
doesn't Keka already support 7-zip (as well as lieky any other format you may encounter)?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
game theory
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i found it one of the most easily readable articles in a while. the author has a clear mind and good articulation.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i want to pay for reuters but they won't let me. no option to turn off the ads in exchange for payments..
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i've never seen it used for pleasant surprises. its basically if you want to show something (even something that does not work, like the engine-not-starting) and the demonstration does not work as expected.

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