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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Sometimes you probably do... working physically all day in the sun in California might consume all that water for sweat.
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
He should post links on twitter to his truth social posts whenever there's a new one?
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
There are multiple levels of tracking... Governments being the top levels, then maybe global communication companies along with big tech titans... etc... AkA a complicated forest and/or tree of data?
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Its good for privacy if you don't live in Russia... I don't think that they share the data with US governments?
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New species of robot that jump, dance – and walk on water(ted.com)
1 points by fIREpOK 4y ago|0 comments
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
That's probably a good thing.
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The FDA proposes new targets to limit lead in baby food(npr.org)
12 points by fIREpOK 4y ago|4 comments
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
The only problem I have with Syncthing is how it deals with conflicting updates... The interface make it difficult to see which file is conflicting. Is it better with Unison? +1 for keepassXC
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
>The real issue here that people don't seem to want to face is the WHY. I doubt that it's always a "choice". But it wouldn't surprise if there was many main causes.
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Any kind of dust isn't is definitely not good to breath in... i.e.: wood dust... don't think opening a window will help much though
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Been using it for a few months in Arch.. Its exactly what I was looking for.
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Then everyone would choose "gmail.com" and Google will get its true monopoly?
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Usually the Playground still works when ChatGPT is down...
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
If you insist on 10kb files, you could use sub directories to split them up.
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
I pay $12/year for my VPS... it has 1GB RAM... checkout http://www.lowendstock.com/ or similar
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
New drugs are being developed to replace existing ones that are still effective, with the intention of bypassing expiring patents. And of course, these new drugs get all of the advertising budget. This is according to what I have heard.
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
When they have an alcohol-free version, I believe that you can find some more information on them (but of course it probably somewhat differs).
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
That's for bookmarks when using the Twitter app? Because my Firefox bookmarks of Twitter pages appear to work fine. Maybe that should be tagged as a Show HN?
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
> [...] it’s certainly possible that the NSA did the surveillance and passed the information to the FBI. We already know that the FBI passes information to local law enforcement agencies and tell them to do parallel construction when the
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34109507 331 points by fortran77 22 days ago https://apnews.com/article/1240a8a42edf4a86aff72a0246525a95
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
Requires proximity and someone very determined though...
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
I use subtitles about 10% of the time, maybe they are too lazy to turn them ON and OFF?
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by fIREpOK 4y ago
> Why is a separate notification proxy better than letting apps run in background and take care of their notifications? Another likely reason is that Google gets a lot more data by using this method, even if the power consumption was als