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Anything you post can still get taken down for any reason. Eg. In 2020 credit card companies were worried about CP on it, so Pornhub nuked their own site, removing every video from every 'unverified' user. The majority of the
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Agreed, it's like he thinks being paralyzed instantly makes him interesting. Theres a lack of concrete details but it seems like he was a privileged, callow, entitled, thoughtless man before the accident, and nothing really changed.
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"Everything I had wanted for years was right in front of me. I was going to get my J.D. and a Ph.D. in philosophy. My plan was, among other things, to be a philosophy professor for at least a while. I believed I had a special gift a
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"Modern notebooks prioritize pretty screen and battery time. And when you do need some more computing power you end up with hot casing and laud fans. It is no longer a pleasant experience. " I guess they mean modern mac notebook
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Maybe cuckoo is a better bird analogy than magpie. They leave their 'eggs' in other birds nests for them to take care of.
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The weirdest thing about this story for me is a 17 year old who owns a car. That's just really bizarre to me.
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If ye like that ye might like this https://youtu.be/Cd6lxwjX2Bk Video of a guy evaluating a weird early cheap optical mouse from 1996 + taking it apart and figuring out how it works.
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5y ago
Look at the url 'ycombinator'. It's some kind of silicon valley tech-bro MLM I think.
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I thought EULA's are not really worth anything anyway, cus if a case actually comes to court any EULA is usually ignored, cus all users ignore them + they often have loads of illegal stuff in them.
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I keep seeing "after gaining 600 pounds in 6 months"
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Is there a link to just the video anywhere?
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Driving to the gym is ridiculous. It's onymoronical. The fact that it really happens is both funny and deeply sad. If it is a practical option for you, then you live in an area with ridiculously poor planning. So bad you should be
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5y ago
Yet another article on HN where "programming" = webdev
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One of the tragic effects of the MAFIAA's legal efforts to stop piracy, was that, though they could never reduce the amount of popular stuff being pirated, they did manage to shut down a lot of niche sites or private trackers, where pe
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I dont really consider giving money to MS a 'goody goody' thing to do. The crack is super simple, you install windows so it uses a key management server for its DRM. The crack just fakes a KMS server and tells windows "yep ye
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5y ago
Win 10 LTSB (the only good version of windows atm anyway) will be supported for a good few more years. Presumably by its EOL there will be a decent win 11 LTSB available to switch to. I have to use Windows for my job (game dev) . I dont und
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Every giant tech company seems to do this to some extent. I call it 'genetic drift' as it's akin to that phenomenon in nature. When a company gets so big that it will keep existing and being profitable no matter what decision
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Just out of curiosity can they not just upload all the games again with a new account?
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I just get "loading" Is it meant to be a commentary that future websites will have so much javascript they will take an infinite time to load?
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This actually made me lol "captainredbeard"
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Americans are arguing about the vaccine even here on HN. Seems like Russian social media manipulators really did a number on ye.
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I've read in a few places that the US is way behind China and others in hypersonic missiles. Would like to hear what HN has to say on that.
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A lot of Googles income comes from running ads, of course they want to stop people from blocking them.
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I'm old greg!!!
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https://youtu.be/3se2-thqf-A
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It demonstrates how awful javascript is.
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"Companies are a sequencing of loops" .. What!?
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Awsum!
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I really like when some random program or service I am trying to use has a Discord, cus I can just go on, ask my dumb questions and immediately get help in realtime from a human who knows about this stuff. As opposed to a forum, where u hav
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This is the most promising idea I've heard of... https://www.nasa.gov/offices/oct/early_stage_innovation/niac...
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