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by gradschool 2y ago
Getting a U.K. bank account without having a U.K. mailing address isn't the easiest thing in the world to do. Maybe someone would be interested in acquiring it from you.
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Hacker stole unreleased Coldplay and Rexha tracks(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by gradschool 2y ago|0 comments
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by gradschool 2y ago
Can you share the alleged error and the arguments for and against it?
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by gradschool 2y ago
I use mpop with a local mailbox file ~/Mail/inbox and mutt as the mua (so no fancy archive hierarchy), cleared annually and copied to a file named like ~/Mail/inbox.2024, searchable with grep, backed up remotely in encry
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Ask HN: International SIM Card Recommendations?
1 points by gradschool 2y ago|1 comments
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by gradschool 2y ago
Can confirm. You don't need a lawyer just to write an official sounding letter. Patio11 (Patrick Mackenzie?) has a blog post somewhere about how to write one. In short, avoid emotional or threatening language, write like it's noth
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by gradschool 2y ago
I don't like to rain on anyone's parade, but this is at least the third time I've seen one of these comments, and if it were me I'd want someone to point out a drawback that these young whippersnappers might be too respe
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by gradschool 2y ago
Any ideas on why they'd use NMOS [1] instead of CMOS if they're aiming for low power? Too many layers? My (amateur, outdated, and probably wrong) recollection is that CMOS dissipates very little power except when switching, but no
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by gradschool 2y ago
He's this guy. https://invidious.privacyredirect.com/watch?v=x7ozaFbqg00
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by gradschool 2y ago
The version of that story I remember is that John Wheeler said to Feynman that the reason all electrons are alike is that there's only one electron, which we perceive as a positron when it's going backwards in time. Feynman instan
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by gradschool 2y ago
I don't trust bios passwords. There's probably some jumper on the board that bypasses them or a previously planted hardware keylogger. I always boot off separately stored immutable rescue media whenever the machine has been out of
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by gradschool 2y ago
> Do prosecutors now need to find and identify depicted victims to prove a CSAM charge? Surely that would be a good thing if it incentivizes prosecutors to track down the purveyors and distributors instead of just stopping with easily ta
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by gradschool 2y ago
King John's treasure is still very much a part of the cultural landscape in Norfolk. Anyone digging a hole for gardening or construction purposes runs the risk of some smartass coming along and asking whether he has found King John&#x2
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by gradschool 2y ago
I don't like to be negative, but since you asked for a roast, I'm seeing mostly big stretches of empty space with intermittent blurbs of text that reads like the filler text a wordpress theme example page. Toolbar menu options are
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by gradschool 2y ago
Are those arguing for immortality assuming that aside from physical decline we improve monotonically with age? That's not at all clear to me. For example, the general consensus among linguists is that the ability to acquire native flue
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by gradschool 2y ago
That's a lot of cpu time. Maybe they just don't make them like they used to. If there's some crazy complicated numerical or combinatorial problem you've been trying to crack, do tell.
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by gradschool 2y ago
Freetube is another one. https://freetubeapp.io/
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by gradschool 2y ago
I did a search on an obscure topic I like and got impressively well informed results, so hats off to you. If this isn't an awkward question, how does one avoid running afoul of Google's rules against crawling when implementing a s
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by gradschool 2y ago
> If so, it is safe to ignore them. if you say so, but don't whinge if someone pulls off a major heist during a leap second by counting on you to ignore it https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0137494/
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by gradschool 2y ago
Choreology is an established discipline. There's no reason to re-invent it without improving on it. Some people might do it professionally. A big budget musical production typically will employ a choreologist to make notes during the r
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by gradschool 2y ago
This might not matter for your setup, but I would have thought it's bad in general to have sshd listening on a high port because then any non-root user who finds a way to crash it can replace it with his own malicious ssh server on the
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Big News for Quantum Computing: First Scalable Platforms(invidious.reallyaweso.me)
1 points by gradschool 2y ago|0 comments
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by gradschool 2y ago
Some do, but (sadly) only for Windows. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/explorer/diy-builder/power-sup...
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by gradschool 2y ago
> Stay away from Manjaro and Pop as they have a history of breaking packages Further to that, if you intend to use valgrind as part of your development workflow, note that valgrind sometimes stops working on Manjaro and languishes that w
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by gradschool 2y ago
Seconded, but be prepared for a pay cut. https://society-rse.org/ https://us-rse.org/
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by gradschool 2y ago
Tell me about your mother.
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Ask HN: In Dallas for the Eclipse?
19 points by gradschool 3y ago|17 comments
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by gradschool 3y ago
I think it continues to happen in forms we don't easily recognize because of our biases. When Google tried to scan every book in existence, the copyright lobby put a stop to it because of "intellectual property rights". Nobod
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by gradschool 3y ago
and if they were big enough we'd have a hard time communicating with them because their eardrums wouldn't resonate with our vocal frequencies
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by gradschool 3y ago
Some details about cooling these devices would have been informative in either the article or the white paper. All I know is that my crummy consumer-grade Intel processor thermally throttles almost instantly under load despite a bulky liqui

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