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> More means more You could have used "loool" vs "loooooool", "xDD" vs "xDDDDDDDDD", using flags doesn't change a whole lot.
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> Pair everything to a €5/mo torrent-friendly VPN Or a usenet subscription + sabnzbd, and you get direct download speed, plus the extra protection of a (nowadays) arcane technology that's too hard for legislators to understand.
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Uh? Veo 3 is arguably the result of owning YouTube and tapping into its content. No need to torrent much if you store the largest amount of footage on Earth.
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1y ago
Something something code injection.
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1y ago
Previous discussion (46 days ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43358682
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1y ago
No, the armed forces have their own fuel locomotives. I imagine any sizeable military does the same thing. Plus most (all?) cargo trains still use fuel. 100% electric is just passenger traffic. https://www.outono.net/elentir
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1y ago
How do you use the keywords after? I have Immich running which does some analysis, but the querying is a bit of a hit and miss.
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1y ago
I have something worse. One morally questionable video popped in my Instagram that showed some disabled person doing something outrageously stupid capitalising on their disability for engagement. I didn't like it, I didn't share i
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2y ago
I haven't done it, but 7-series is theoretically supported by SymbiFlow tools[0], even though the bitstream generation still requires Xilinx's bitgen. [0] https://github.com/symbiflow
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2y ago
ctrl+f the doors Looks like I'm the first. Panned by the critics, but excellent movie about the craze of the 60s leaving a purely countercultural vision slightly aside (already thoroughly documented) but showing how it damaged one of i
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2y ago
And eventually everyone's ads.
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> This should be disclaimer at your first message when you compared AWS with UPCloud. Fair, my bad. Still obviously misleading. 1. DB instances "starting at $144", I have a $63 in my basket at the moment, and also Aurora Server
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2y ago
Having worked at AWS, no, it's a separate partition under a separate legal entity, and the EU framework is specifically designed to counter Patriot Act, CLOUD Act and the like. It's gonna be similar to AWS China, and potentially m
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2y ago
Very disingenuous comparison. The actual main gap is being closed with this: https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/europe-digital-sovereignty...
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2y ago
Not sure how all NC earpones work, but I'd say you still need the delay to properly process the sound and mix it with whatever is playing (unless you rawdog the input flipped and amplified directly in analog). Normally sounds don'
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2y ago
>The result is that web browsing in Spain on weekends, when football is on, is severely impaired, with thousands of web sites going down as matches play. At the risk of non-Spaniards being unable to understand: that's the most pande
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2y ago
Simply there are more eSIM providers than traditional SIM ones, so there's more competition and lower prices. That alone is enough.
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> why do we usually need to build software for a target architecture/system on the same architecture/system? Because that's the path of least resistance in terms of development, at least unless you need to industrially bui
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2y ago
Yeah, same thinking here. No standard, manufacturer-defined, everything-goes kind of messages.
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2y ago
You skipped: > They are ceasing development of new ANT+ Profiles Which kind of ensures a slow death, as new devices potentially would require them.
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> of the languages spoken by five million people or more within a thousand miles or so of where you live, what percentage do you know By that metric you shouldn't feel bad for not speaking Russian in most of Russia, or for not knowi
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How? it's just a UAV, quad version of a V-22 Osprey. Maybe I'm missing something peculiar about it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Boeing_V-22_Osprey
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> You should think of this more like a raspberry pi than a pc motherboard. For the price tag I think it should be more like a motherboard. Especially when Raspberry Pi 5 has official m.2 hats.
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2y ago
Just for the last 5-10 years. Before, BTC was cool.
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He's been crypto-friendly during the campaign, but last spike is probably related to this[0], which solidifies state support for what was born as a state-independent asset. [0] https://apnews.com/article/sec-chair-
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2y ago
And that's why you can have the giant tailwind css file instead of "building" when you're developing.
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Yeah, using EKS isn't the same thing as "administering k8s", unless I misread you above. Actual administration is already done for you, it's batteries included, turn-key, and integrated with everything AWS. A job ago we
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2y ago
A build step in your pipeline is fine because, chances are, you already have a build step in there.
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OP didn't explain it well (at least what's happening to me): I am a free user for non-commercial purposes and they're terminating me if I don't upgrade to paid plan. The free option appears but it's unavailable to s
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> other languages do not Which ones? I think there's always some way to isolate, even if ugly.
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