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by hericium 4y ago
> Cold-brewed coffee is attributed to health benefits, fewer acids, and bitter substances. IMO statements like this have no place in scientific papers. Attributed by whom? Less bitter than which method of hot brewing? Fewer acids than wh
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by hericium 4y ago
> I don't think this problem should be solved by Cloudflare. Cheap domains will always exist and they shouldn't be a problem. The problem lies with Google and its failure to detect these spam sites. The problem exists outside (
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by hericium 4y ago
> This is not helping to organize the world's knowledge. And Google is not about organizing world's knowledge but creeping on people for YoY financial results.
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by hericium 4y ago
Nice thing to learn - thanks. Although the only scenario I can think of at the moment would be the lack of netcat (and telnet). Not a fan of limiting scripts with bashisms. I like them to be runnable under zsh and similar shells despite hav
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by hericium 4y ago
Changing users' default shell is not the same as forcing it on users. You can chpass(1) and set a different shell. I'm not too comfortable playing devil's advocate here as Apple really does force shitty changes on users. But
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by hericium 4y ago
> Why is zsh forced on users anyway? Are there known issues with bash? ZSH isn't GPL which may be important in the smaller non-Linux part of UNIX-like world. I would very much like to see ZSH in FreeBSD's base system already. B
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by hericium 4y ago
> Linux client kinda works I had to use it when working for a certain customer. It was chrome/chromium configured for accessing Teams, packed in a single archive/executable, if memory serves. They still managed to fuck it up in
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by hericium 4y ago
> No quick and easy access to mood-altering drugs LSD was synthetized in 1938, its psychedelic potential discovered in 1943 and it was used both by psychiatry and for spiritual/recreational purposes through the 50s and 60s until Nix
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by hericium 4y ago
David Sinclair wrote in "Lifespan"[1] that scientists were baffled by the longevity of people in France. They investigated regions all around the world where it is more common for people to be centenarians (passing 3-digits age) o
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by hericium 4y ago
Have you seen "0118 999 881 999 119 725 3"[1] in IT Crowd? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab8GtuPdrUQ
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by hericium 4y ago
Ouch. That was indeed a crappy submission on my part. Apologies.
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Judge in Twitter vs. Musk made rare earlier ruling: ordering a deal to close(reuters.com)
6 points by hericium 4y ago|4 comments
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by hericium 4y ago
_WHY_ is it down?
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by hericium 4y ago
Microsoft's hostility towards open source never ended. They "heart" it only when making money off it.
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by hericium 4y ago
For now. And BIOS can be updated.
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by hericium 4y ago
> Yeah, I’ll need to see a source here. I'm not "sourcing" this information from any news site which I could share a link to, but from a personal experience. May have screenshots showing the issue but not where I can find
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by hericium 4y ago
> I still use my 2015 15" MacBook Pro which released 7 years ago, and I have no intention of replacing it anytime soon. Understandable. Great vintage year!
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by hericium 4y ago
Their idea of accomplishing "user preference protection" is very modern, meaning designed to distract the user and steal their attention. It sucks. But the overall goal seems to be user preference protection after all and in toda
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by hericium 4y ago
Wanting to have a "session" on IRC 24/7 in order to stop missing messages and conversations, introduced me to UNIX-like systems. In the late 90s I've purchased a "shell account" from a guy who was working for a
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by hericium 4y ago
> And if you’re in the market for a luxury car would you rather have a Kia or a Tesla?? Tesla build quality[1] has nothing in common with luxury. Lucid is trying to fill the "luxury EV" gap. [1] https://www.youtube.c
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by hericium 4y ago
Still better than this barely usable garbage called Google Chat. Messages from 6 months ago shown as "TODAY", PM/mention notifications delivered to GMail after 12 or 24 hours, no possibility to mark message as a reminder, &qu
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by hericium 4y ago
Reminds me of domain names Symantec and some other SSL certificates vendors were using in pre-Let'sEncrypt times.
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Bank of England tells lenders to brace for economic storm(reuters.com)
1 points by hericium 4y ago|0 comments
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by hericium 4y ago
I'm mesmerized that so many of the HN crowd are willing to let some website take pictures of them in order to present some "funny/interesting results".
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by hericium 4y ago
I think my microbiome decides that. I'm following my cravings (all but sugar) for 2-3 years now and it's going great. When grocery shopping, I get those "oooh, I NEED that" urges when looking at certain veggies, fruit, m
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by hericium 4y ago
archive.org is an archive site archive.ph is a tracking-infested stolen content hosting which replaces original ads for profit
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by hericium 4y ago
Horseshit. Fire up search on the bottom on the page and tell me what percent of "archived" sites don't require JS at all (so don't have any "pay us or fu" overlays popping up). I can tell you right now that 0%
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by hericium 4y ago
Why would I want to go to JS-infested copy of a site which original version does not _require_ JS? Advice to do so and use uBlock to block something that wouldn't be run on original site is ridiculous. If you guys do archiving, stop sp
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by hericium 4y ago
Apologies but at the moment I'm on Firefox on Linux and can't see anything past a page pretending to look like Cloudflare's but with Google's recaptcha.
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by hericium 4y ago
HN is flooded by "archive.ph" campaign which injects Russian (and other) tracking scripts to copies of crawled 3rd party sites and requires JS to load on Firefox/Linux (and some other browsers) while pretending to be "ar

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