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hdgvhicv
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hdgvhicv
4mo ago
Prices have been coming down for years in nominal terms, let alone real terms. Cg nat does everything that’s needed, there are no significant ip6 only services, there are plenty of ip4 only services, so you have to support ip4 anyway, so wh
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4mo ago
Add “For cheating” (spying/drugs/whatever)
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4mo ago
If they’re turned off presumably the alarm wouldn’t go off
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4mo ago
Compared to something like proxmox? Sure. It takes a long time to change corporate mindset.
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4mo ago
Yes the high frequency noise. Depends on how good the hf filter is.
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4mo ago
Not really, pa will show up fine on a black and white tv, as the chroma is lost in the line blanking. Some very poor b+w tvs with terrible filters might show a little high frequency noise but that’s it. The big difference in the U.K. is tha
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4mo ago
> While it hasn't really taken off outside of Firefox Thus doesn’t really work. Sadly.
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4mo ago
My company moved to a 3 year retention for legal purposes a few years ago. Somewhat annoying from a nostalgia point of view when I’d get mails pop up from 2095, but everything I need has been in jiras for the last 10 years.
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4mo ago
I used latex on occasion for about a decade after graduation, but now it’s only my CV I use, and I’m getting rusty. Markdown is far more covienient. Never used Tex specifically.
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4mo ago
I find it hilarious. I’ve been using Linux for over 25 years and people keep telling me “now it’s ready”
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Revoking doesn’t really work. https://garantir.io/certificate-revocation-challenges-and-be...
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4mo ago
People in the libertarian SV techbro world actually fall for the randian crap and believe that’s what they are getting. And that’s the charitable interpretation.
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4mo ago
For simple minded people like Trump and his followers yes. For the ones pulling his strings they have motives and reasons beyond the idiots they put in as a figurehead.
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4mo ago
It’s nothing to do with money, that’s always the libertarian excuse, and HN laps it up far more than the rest of the word.
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4mo ago
I tend to use fs.com optics, but I’ve heard in high rates (100g plus) that flex optic tend to be more reliable
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4mo ago
Ru y was something that one guy tinkered with briefly. It was less used than Perl. Java and php was what tools were built in at my company.
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4mo ago
What is a DHH? A person?
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4mo ago
I was actually thinking this could be used to fight against US book bans and other preventions of freedom of speech https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/22/us-libraries...
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4mo ago
You can spoof internet by responding to http gets on any IP. Last I checked phones didn’t require a valid https certificate as part of their portal detection.
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This would be a massive improvement. I wonder what the largest battery you could fit in would be.
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4mo ago
About 1% of the wealth he’s accumulated Has he earned his wealth over 40 years at an income of 7b a year he’d have paid 115b in tax, not 3b.
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4mo ago
Why would their keep their costs down. Get business hooked on their product and then ramp up the price.
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5mo ago
Just hope there’s never a Lillypad version
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5mo ago
People who earn money pay taxes While at Amazon Jeff Bezos considers his worth to be 80k a year hence he was paid that much, and paid taxes in that salary. If someone becomes a billionaire by being paid 50m a year for 40 years and paying ta
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5mo ago
Back in 2004 when free email services like hotmail were limited to 10-15mb, on April 1st the evening standard front page headline, which I saw in the office around 2pm, was something “Google lunched 1gb email” I couldn’t believe they had fa
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5mo ago
I used SSIs to include menus and footers back in the day. If you wanted to reduce server load you could “compile” those includes at publish time.
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5mo ago
By whose law? Thailand? China? Germany? Afghanistan?
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5mo ago
That page does t say “what is computer vision”
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Llms either reach the point where they can quickly design and build physical robots to take on that service industry or they stop exponential growth. Both of those are devastating for their valuation. Stopping growth means open modes catch
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5mo ago
Anyone educated in the 50s and 60s has retired And in China they were far more occupied with a cultural revolution than any form of advanced education. At best you could argue that they were teaching basic literacy to more people.
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