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by evolve2k 6y ago
“.. makes sense for those who are technically savvy, but sadly may leave our less knowledgeable friends, neighbors, and family behind. Protecting those folks, without forcing them to buy into a walled garden of one sort or another, is a dif
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Which laptops get this right then? Any of them?
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Paul Stamets received an Invention Ambassador (2014-2015) award from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The character Lieutenant Commander Paul Stamets on the CBS series Star Trek: Discovery was named after the real St
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How to debug distributed teamwork, as suggested by new research(atlassian.com)
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by evolve2k 6y ago
False. Respectfully it seems you didn’t read much of the thread. From the thread Apple have actively left the door open so other (currently non existent) OS could be booted, but as the author said, they’ve left it open but have not provided
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Everyone that downloaded that app, downloaded it as an act of goodwill and for most it took looking beyond our better judgement of “not trusting the government”. It’s a major breach of trust. I think this is a disaster when it comes to the
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by evolve2k 6y ago
This was the Prime Ministers original announcement on COVIDSafe. “To be effective, users should have the app running in the background when they are coming into contact with others. Your phone does not need to be unlocked for the app to wor
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by evolve2k 6y ago
My go to disk space inspector has always been the free Grand Perspective, such a useful and clever way to show disk usage graphically. You’ll be able to quickly see what folders are taking up space and more so easily see what folders and fi
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by evolve2k 6y ago
I remember a documentary was being made on _why. Anyone know where that got up to?
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Which iPhone upwards does it work from? Article didn’t say.
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by evolve2k 6y ago
I went to an IT recycle depot and picked up a few years old desktop for my kids and we put Linux on it. Now a few years later my kids have become quite savvy as they’ve learnt much about computers working with Linux and self upgrading their
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Oh I see where you’re going but to throw cold water it’s actually a board game :P
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by evolve2k 6y ago
The reality of “adding horns” or “scavenger skills” to an animal is that’d take thousands of years. So I saw each round as thousands of years at a time, from that perspective I think it’s realistic, carnivores are highly effective until the
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Reminds me of the awesome board game “evolution: climate” [0] The game was codesigned by a climate scientist, you evolve animals designed to thrive as the climate changes. Adding a carnivore (cat) changes the game and brings quick gains eat
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by evolve2k 6y ago
VS Code
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Nice project. Would be great to have this available as a linter in my text editor.
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by evolve2k 6y ago
“Today this changes. We've found that IETF QUIC significantly outperforms HTTP over TLS 1.3 over TCP. In particular, Google search latency decreases by over 2%. YouTube rebuffer time decreased by over 9%, while client throughput increa
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Congress releases blockbuster tech antitrust report(theverge.com)
3 points by evolve2k 6y ago|1 comments
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Investigation of Competition in Digital Markets – Subcommittee on Anti-Trust(documentcloud.org)
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by evolve2k 6y ago
The magazine is run by The Manhattan Institute. “The Manhattan Institute is a think tank whose mission is to develop and disseminate new ideas that foster greater economic choice and individual responsibility.” It’s think tanks like these a
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Oh woops just habit to set https now. Page is from an earlier time when we didn’t mind static sites not being https. Visit http://pow.cx
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by evolve2k 6y ago
The other front page post today makes a strong case for why the horse has already bolted on Nuclear vs Solar. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24605191
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Basecamp’s Pow project comes to mind. It enables zero config local development configuration, whereby at the time it would make your locally running dev server available on .dev So instead of having to spin up a local server and then visiti
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by evolve2k 6y ago
As I see it the older emacs users see many of their decisions as right because they made them. What I’m sensing is a total lack of basic design thinking. A “neoEmacs” could achieve this, get clear who the new target audience is and based ar
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Yes this 100%. My son is just finishing high school and is taking an interest in code to the level of questioning if it’s worth learning emacs/vim. At the time I spoke of how emacs seems to be approaching a neovim moment and then point
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by evolve2k 6y ago
> lacks any sort of consistent vision I have no insider knowledge of how well it’s been managed so I’ll leave that to other commentators. However I’d say that their vision for openness is part of their curse. Google in developing Chrome
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by evolve2k 6y ago
They are going through the necessary but deeply painful process of diversifying their income away from Google payments, which is much easier said than done. Mozillas initially incredible partnership with Google, from which they earn the vas
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by evolve2k 6y ago
An act of goodwill? or a clever way to potentially spread an invasive full access memory resident program across the Linux ecosystem?
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Microsoft readies antivirus for Linux, Android(theregister.com)
6 points by evolve2k 6y ago|2 comments
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by evolve2k 6y ago
Bunch of votes few insights; I’ve posted this as a Ask HN https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=24479271

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