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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
Does buying through the Apple store also get you access to the web site (in case you're disloyal enough to also use non-Apple hardware)?
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
Recall that they're tax-deductible now -- so tips are the most efficient way to compensate employees. You're feeling the second-order effects of the inevitable business model change.
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
> building a live portfolio The portfolio grows -- "live", and faster than each of the businesses within it shrink. As they all do, by Bending Spoons' strategic design.
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Ask HN: Ubuntu 24.04 now force-automounts any plugged-in MMC card or USB key
3 points by everybodyknows 3mo ago|1 comments
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
How is Codeberg connectivity from outside Europe, nowadays?
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
For any Europeans who've been tracking the issue: How much take-up have Mario Draghi's ideas for business reform gotten? From 2024: https://commission.europa.eu/topics/competitiveness/draghi-r...
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How Kalshi Infects the News(publicnotice.co)
198 points by everybodyknows 3mo ago|195 comments
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
For business operators this can be done with a low-friction web page: https://www.onosm.org/
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
> shrivelling state authority Sure, but state authority alone is no substitute for cultural norms.
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
The great revelation of Google Street View for me has been that such is more or less the world norm. Neighborhoods of entirely unbarred windows and unfenced lots are scarce on any continent. The tragedy is that so few, at least here in the
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
Another CoMaps Search issue: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/issues/4449
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by everybodyknows 3mo ago
That's the monumental social question going unconsidered -- why has governmental regulation not somehow adapted to the new economic reality, so that all that real physical capital is put to at least some productive use?
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The competing federal efforts behind America's 250th anniversary plans(govexec.com)
2 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|0 comments
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
> slop sniff test An unexpected challenge being that our sense of smell requires continual readjustment: Heavy use of em-dashes was formerly a "tell", but the AI-masters retrained them, and now they do the opposite. Indeed, th
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Book of American Types – ATF Standard Faces, 1934(archive.org)
3 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|1 comments
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Ships keep moving through Hormuz despite strike(lloydslist.com)
59 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|179 comments
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
Her coming-of-age short story or perhaps memoir of a few years ago in The New Yorker has stayed with me. Only after finishing and contemplating it does the tragedy of the young woman's experience really make itself felt.
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
Regents are selected by Sacramento. At bottom, it's a political failure.
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
> Going to a separate website and (gasp!) sending an actual email or calling someone, those are strong filters for intent that FB Marketplace lacks. Thanks -- that explains why anonymized email as an ad reply option has (silently) disapp
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
> Gmail We might all do well to remind F&F to print out account recovery codes, and then put some thought into where they'll be safe.
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
> Linux users should watch for the release of new shims. Where to look? Is fwupd involved?
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Windows and Linux users: The deadline to update Secure Boot keys is near(arstechnica.com)
8 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|4 comments
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
Labor " shortage "? In a free market, wouldn't the price of labor, i.e. wages, rise to meet demand?
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Iran Update Special Report, June 15, 2026(understandingwar.org)
4 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|0 comments
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Fox is buying Roku for $22B(cnn.com)
6 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|1 comments
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
I support MDN by disabling UBO. This is not (much) of a burden: there is no animation, and the advertised products are always technical and possibly of interest. Only complaint is the occasional large light areas, which do not play well w
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
> When the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park opens every year, Google Maps tends to insist it’s closed and redirects drivers several hours out of their way to the North Entrance in Gardiner, Montana.
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The IRS Moved IT and HR Staff to Process Taxes. It's Not Going Well(notus.org)
63 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|26 comments
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by everybodyknows 4mo ago
FTA: > MDM, mobile EDR Anyone care to ELI5 these?
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US Marine Corps retires the first fighter jet that didn't need a runway(cnn.com)
3 points by everybodyknows 4mo ago|4 comments

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