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fusslo
3mo ago
For some reason this brings back memories of looking for clocks or strangers with a watch while walking around a department store or mall I mustve forgotten how common 'public' clocks used to be. Now... not even the clock on my lo
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fusslo
3mo ago
also friction-less I am so burnt out of making accounts. verifying my email. entering 2fa. re-logging in. entering cc info. getting spammed with marketing email.
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fusslo
3mo ago
I agree with you in theory > If it were a one-time purchase, wouldn't that encourage the service provider to make it worse over time because they've already taken your money? Couldn't it encourage the provider to make it b
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fusslo
3mo ago
That's an insane amount of work. An amazing adventure and a saint of a wife! I'm wondering if there'll be any follow up: Thats a lot of metal in the engine oil. Whats the source? is there a fix? or is it just 'breaking i
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fusslo
3mo ago
> Tenda is a supplier of home and business network devices such as routers, switches, wireless access points, and video surveillance equipment. I was unfamiliar with Tenda. > Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co.,Ltd. ( https://www
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fusslo
3mo ago
> american history is so recent it can basically be covered in detail in a single middle school year. Here's yale spending a semester on the revolution ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shTBSGoYtK0&list=PLDA2BC5E
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3mo ago
totally off topic. I noticed the banner photo ( https://fens2026.abstractserver.com/program/img/logo.e8cd4ff... ) load noticeably slow. It's 1,790.16 KB (1,833,122 bytes), which is ~800,000 bytes larger than
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3mo ago
My Aunt spent her 'empty-nester' years tracking down our family. She found the immigration records and went back as far as the Habsburg monarchy. She went to the village where her grandfather was born and looked into the town'
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3mo ago
Honestly, this is just a bad article. The history of engineering in the USA is actually SUPER important. The article touches on some restrictions the British imposed on their colonies, but it goes much further. The fight for 'Sovereign
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3mo ago
yeah, it's worded strangely; as if both conflicts were exclusively/divisively maritime. Which is a shame because the role of the Colonial Navy and later the U.S. Navy in the war of independence and later in the War of 1812 is actu
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fusslo
3mo ago
It's a 4 minute read.
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3mo ago
> "country that lived in easy mode succeeds", yay. or "How to say you know nothing about American history without saying you know nothing about American history"
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fusslo
3mo ago
Good to see Mr. Valente is doing well
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fusslo
3mo ago
I think it's because it's the Smithsonian magazine. Smithsonian celebrates the origins of people and things that shaped some part of American history. It's significant that "Boepple immigrated to the United States in the
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3mo ago
Do you know why EU has a history of outsourcing core systems to non-EU entities? Is it just because it is (or was) more cost effective? I mean EU has tons of talent, so it's hard for me to believe it's a lack of resources Maybe it
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fusslo
3mo ago
this is a great way to train people to ignore PR emails/notifications
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3mo ago
Anecdotally, I think it depends on age and family more than anything. I grew up with hand-me-down computers, games because we couldn't afford anything new. Started with win98 and games from the mid 90s, but running them in 2002. I do r
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3mo ago
> I don't think it's reasonable to have privacy in a public place. All other arguments follow from there. - United states v Jones - Carpenter v United States - florida v jardines - kyllo v united states All affirm some level of
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fusslo
3mo ago
Thats totally fair and really scary since so many services think 2fa means texting or calling a phone number (my bank for example)
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fusslo
3mo ago
I am a vocal opponent to magic links via email (I am an unhinged person, in case it wasn't obvious before :) ). I NEVER log into my mail from my laptop/desktop. I access my email via my phone's mail app. So 1. try logging on
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fusslo
3mo ago
There's a japanese docuseries called 'Manben' (available on youtube) that interviews a bunch of famous manga artists. Without fail they all talk about how much work, hours, suffering goes into the first years of making manga.
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fusslo
3mo ago
oh dang that's not good. I've had the same phone number since 2006 so I didn't really think about it
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fusslo
3mo ago
I'm sure this is worse than using lastpass in some way but for the past couple years I've just generated and forgotten 90% of my passwords. the final 10% I keep in a password manager. But if the service isn't really that impo
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4mo ago
it sounds like the article & company are building identity based on fingerprinting/cross-domain behavior. Inferring at multiple levels, including cloudflare's It's just more identity verification afaict
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fusslo
4mo ago
1. rewriting history 2. rebase based merge strategies - our team has 50+ devs across three continents merging into monorepo with teams maintaining submodules. By the time your merge request passes CI it has to be rebased. People are literal
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4mo ago
Seems simple and useful for light use cases What we're running into at my work: large external flash partitioned with "best guess" which turned out to be way wrong 6 years later. migrating partitions is not fun. External stor
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fusslo
4mo ago
stop fucking with my scroll and mouse pointer (overriding mouse sensitivity is crazy)
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fusslo
4mo ago
im thinking about making a hackernews but only for articles written before 2021 (or so).
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4mo ago
YES. it's absurd The screen on my car displays navigation, climate/AC, & carplay. There is a pop-up dialog box that takes over the display and says either "special offer from sirius xm" or "Warning: extreme weat
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4mo ago
obligatory callout to Carmel, Indiana who have made great strides in implementing roundabouts as much as possible https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmel,_Indiana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cc12tk--q
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