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geoffpado
3y ago
There are 5 FCC commissioners (as @I_Am_Nous's comment points out). @I_Am_Nous references one dissent. @hnburnsy links to another. That's 2 dissents. 2 out of 5 dissenting is 40%.
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3y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Okay with flexible in-office in Seattle Willing to relocate: No Technologies: 15+ years of experience with native Apple platforms development: macOS, iOS, visionOS, etc. in both Swift and Obj-C. Moderate knowle
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3y ago
Not even Netflix is paid-only any more…
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3y ago
I'd guess it's closer to https://www.google.com/maps/@34.025164,-118.2378776,3a,75y,8... , which is actually under the freeway, has a prominent "we buy pallets" painted on one of the freeway columns,
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3y ago
The author is doing a bit. They’re calling it a slur and a dirty word and explicitly censoring it to make a point.
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The second paragraph explains it (with an uncensored version): > “Perfectionist” is a slur. It’s a dirty word that psyches people out. Dirty words get censored.
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3y ago
All Browsers: https://www.youtube.com/premium
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It’s a developer conference; it’s always been about announcing new features and APIs for third parties.
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3y ago
(2019), for what it's worth.
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3y ago
FWIW, Getting Over It probably reminds you of QWOP because they're by the same developer, Bennett Foddy.
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3y ago
I think the more common version is “circular file”: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/circular_file
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4y ago
I tried it out a bit and it's surprisingly good! I've disliked GitHub's navigation for a long time, especially how slow it can be. It's still not *as* fast as I'd like, but it's definitely a large improvement o
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4y ago
All of them are Disney. 20th Century (Avatar) and Marvel (the rest) are Disney properties.
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4y ago
I agree with your latter statement, but your choice of example feels weird to me… RSS was (and is) an open standard supported by an incredible number of both readers and publishers. How does it not meet your standards?
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Repurposing an Old Wi-Fi Camera into a Motion-Sensitive Litter Box
(zfleeman.com)
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My cats really don't like this page, it seems…
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(2016)
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4y ago
Can we request it back later? This sounds like a great publicly-funded backup service if they can get the user experience right. I certainly haven't nailed storing my own data for 15 years.
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4y ago
This person apparently hasn't met the kind of gamer who throws RGB lights everywhere they can find. Or seen the sheer number of aftermarket phone cases that come in every color and pattern you can think of. Color may be limited in the
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4y ago
No, according to the page: > Important Note: This tool can’t detect all JavaScript commands executed, as well as doesn’t show any tracking the app might do using native code (like custom gesture recognisers).
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4y ago
Ultimately, though, nothing is more absurdist HN than two people bickering about the definition of “absurdist HN”.
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4y ago
“Even if you captured that decay energy with perfect efficiency, powering a house would require about 300 quadrillion bananas, which would form a heap large enough to bury most of the skyscrapers in the NYC metro area” 300 quadrillion
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Does it? I definitely see a double-hyphen at this link.
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Apple already uses the same CPU in the lower-end MacBooks (Air, Pro 13") and higher-end iPads (Air, Pro).
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Much easier to get the domain name that way.
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I'm not really trying to counter-argue your point, just clarify, but… isn't that the one-week stats? The YoY stats are 2020: 87,608 vs 2021: 90,362.
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Presumably at least dang gets paid to comment here.
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This was supposedly true of the Apple III ( https://www.techjunkie.com/apple-iii-drop/ ), but upon searching to find that link, it seems this story may be apocryphal: https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com&#
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You seem to be getting downvoted, so to help give some context, these are supposedly Jobs’s last words: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/oct/31/steve-job...
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Somehow I suspect that won’t please the author of the original article, either, since he also wrote this: https://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2021/05/because... EDIT: Having not heard of Neptune
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