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gpvos
2y ago
We're doomed.
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gpvos
2y ago
Not true. Making C-level executives of software companies criminally liable with the chance to go to jail did change their behaviour in some recent lawmaking situation (forgot which, sorry).
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gpvos
2y ago
It just seems more logical for the OS to do that, rather than the application. Basically every application that uses microphone input will want to do this, and will want to compensate for all audio output of the device, not just its own. Wh
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gpvos
2y ago
At least they still highlight the cancel button, if I interpret the image correctly. I wonder how long that will last.
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gpvos
2y ago
(2012)
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gpvos
2y ago
How is its performance nowadays?
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gpvos
2y ago
Where do you get the stream urls from?
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gpvos
2y ago
I guess it's the game of tag ("tag, you're it!"). In Dutch it is called tikkertje ("tikkie, je bent 'm!"); as Old English and Old Dutch were very similar, this may explain the -i- in tig, or at least it ma
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2y ago
The solution is obviously to have a leap second every half year, even when the difference with solar time is too small. Just alternative positive and negative leap seconds, and for additional fun, don't have a leap second when the di
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2y ago
They're considering creating a new time standard for the Moon. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39916102
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2y ago
I'm not sure exactly which former ticket they meant, but such an approx. 150€ ticket was probably not just restricted to regional transport just like the Deutschlandticket, but also only valid in a small part of the country. Prices wou
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gpvos
2y ago
It depends on expectation; in ten years, people may see this as normal.
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gpvos
2y ago
Most likely, SDR = Sales Development Representative, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_development#Process
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gpvos
2y ago
EDR = Endpoint Detection and Response, EPP = Endpoint Protection Platform. The main difference, I gather from Wikipedia, is that EDR mainly alerts, and EPP actually stops the attack.
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gpvos
2y ago
Long wave is a frequency band just like medium wave. Amplitude modulation is used on both; it's the same technology, LW needs much larger antennas though. FM is often used to refer to a frequency band, but that is actually called ultra
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2y ago
Most European countries have switched off all their major transmitters, or are preparing to switch off the last few that are left. E.g., in the Netherlands, there are now only low-power hobbyist stations, which will remain I think, but have
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2y ago
Source?
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gpvos
2y ago
How so? It's not encrypted or anything similar.
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gpvos
2y ago
AM is even simpler and even more robust. I think we never should have switched it off.
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gpvos
2y ago
That looks like a good way to solve the problem of taking a holiday on state expenses between jobs. One year is a bit on the short side though.
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gpvos
2y ago
The system in the Netherlands (never been communist) is very similar, although you get 70% for up to two years, and you have to apply for jobs.
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2y ago
Thanks.
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gpvos
2y ago
So, how has this been resolved? Has the bug been fixed now?
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gpvos
2y ago
80% of people who can read the article are unfamiliar with Fahrenheit. There is no need for anyone outside the USA and Canada to use Fahrenheit, ever.
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2y ago
Maybe it is, but HN has a broader audience and the title loses context when used here. (Also, I think Fastco should realize that they're being read by English readers all over the world who only know Celsius, but I guess they do measur
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gpvos
2y ago
When Linux was written BSD was still encumbered by non-BSD-licensed AT&T code. That changed a year or so later.
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gpvos
2y ago
dup of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40689341
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gpvos
2y ago
True, there are some troublesome aspects to that one.
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gpvos
2y ago
Good point. The EU was barely a factor in that, if at all.
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gpvos
2y ago
Okay, so not the device but the Signal app, as I already understood.
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