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dustinmoris
5y ago
A lot of what was said in this thread is very inconsistent with reality. For example: > Example: the "lab leak" theory (a controversial theory that is now probably true; I personally believe so) was "censored" at a ce
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dustinmoris
5y ago
Oh god quadrupled from £25/month for a small low traffic project as you have described sounds like daytime robbery!
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Ask HN: Have you ever switched cloud?
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5y ago
This is why I never use these iframe widgets. They are not only useless and untrustworthy, they are also damn slow. I take a screenshot of the tweet I want to reference, put it into a bucket behind a CDN and then embed an <img> of the
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5y ago
I took several times a few months off and once even an entire year. I travelled the world, been to the most amazing places, met incredible people, seen and done things I can’t tell anyone because they’d think I’ve made them up, collected me
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5y ago
The search algorithm seems to be extremely poor. I searched for the exact blog post title of some very good blog posts which in other search engines end up in the top 5 if you search for their topic and on blogsurf it didn’t look like it ap
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5y ago
I didn't realise that Internet Explorer Edge is dead?
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dustinmoris
5y ago
There is a reason why they hide that code ^^
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5y ago
My point is take dependencies, just skip the magic ones because they are vile
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5y ago
> Bugs take shelter in complexity. “Magic” is fine in my dependency but not in my code. I disagree with this. Dependencies become your code and any magic will always come and bite you, no matter if it's written by you or a downstrea
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5y ago
It's not the same though. If I buy an iPhone then it is so that people can call me on it. The Mac makes it easy that I can also receive a call on my Mac if I am working on it. It's an additional convenience feature. It's not
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5y ago
Wow that is CREEPY AF and very very scary. This is an instant reason to never use Windows because I'd be so scared that I'd leak personal/private data to other people's computers. The really fucking scary thing is that e
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5y ago
I expect my family and friends to help me out. I don't expect the entire world around me to dance to my tune because of a fear I hold. When I was 10 years old nobody stopped smoking around me in indoor places, so now the same people wh
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5y ago
> You don't have to eat during the flight In theory you don't have to do anything mate. Just lie down in a coffin at home, shut the door and I bet you you won't catch COVID or any other mild respiratory illness. If to you
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5y ago
Those protests happened because new lockdowns were introduced in the EU at that time and the Labour party was calling for harsher restrictions again despite all evidence from South Africa suggesting that Omicron is nothing but a super mild
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US distinguished Prof. explains Ukraine crisis and predicts today's war (2015)
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Honestly it's really nice to see the support given to the Ukraine by Google, but I cannot help myself and notice some big inconsistencies in the response to the war in the Ukraine by Western institutions and the wars in conducted in th
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5y ago
Disagree. Objectively speaking this is not how it works and never has worked in history. The winner takes it all, that's how it worked across the globe in all other territories across the world. EDIT: Also this argument if completely f
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Am I the only one who thinks that the reality of this crisis is a lot more nuanced than what Western media shows us? Same as with Taiwan. It's an island off China and rebels flew there at some point and started to govern Taiwan as if i
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Must Watch: Joe Rogan Talks with Maajid Nawaz (Episode #1780)
(rumble.com)
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> Instead it's there to get everyone on the same page. How do you get everyone on the same page if you cannot ask questions? This whole standup theatre is complete bullshit. It's true it's a waste of time. You say it'
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5y ago
Worth noting that YARP (or as someone has eloquently described it as PRAY) here was another Microsoft project which basically killed a previous open source project which did the same thing: https://github.com/proxykit/P
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Ask HN: What do websites look like on super ultra wide screens?
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I am the first one to dislike all these product management tools, but if I had to pick one then I'd use https://shortcut.com (previously known as Clubhouse before the shitty Clubhouse came along). I used it at a startup for
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Apple: You can use Apple ID voluntarily to sync all your settings and data across macOS, iOS on iPhones, iOS on iPads, watchOS and Apple TV. Microsoft: We have no tablets, watches and not even a phone. You just have a PC and we force you to
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For the last few years I've been trying to change the billing address of my Microsoft and Office 365 account and it's still wrong. Microsoft account management is so feckin' stupid that I feel sorry for all Windows 11 users w
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Fleet Below Deck, Part I – Architecture Overview
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Prince Andrew has also just paid his victims cough a person he has never met.
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CUPID – For Joyful Coding
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NFTs seized by UK tax authorities for the first time
(theverge.com)
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