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331.
by hexo 5y ago
That's certainly illegal here.
332.
by hexo 5y ago
Antiparticles have oposite quantum numbers, so it means they also have oposite electric charge. Basicaly, they would attract as much as possible and, you know, kaboom. This is a compostite particle made of quarks, which under annihilation p
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Antiproton Orbiting Helium Ion(arstechnica.com)
179 points by hexo 5y ago|68 comments
334.
by hexo 5y ago
Because it is just a library for rust programs. Not even close to reimplementation of Tor for general use. edit: yea, downvoters, show your own inability to process truth. I love this grown up behavior here on HN.
335.
by hexo 5y ago
How is this even legal? Huh.
336.
by hexo 5y ago
The title. Omg. It is incorrect. Misleading. And infuriating.
337.
by hexo 5y ago
I always found ridiculous what it does to colors, to the point I always ask folks to turn it off when they try to show me their screen. My monitor has "paper" mode, which removes a lot of blue and makes the picture greenish - some
338.
by hexo 5y ago
Yea, I don't tweet. I have a twitter but don't see any point to tweet anything. That also means I have 0 followers. Made like 3 comments max. I don't really think about twitter as a social network. For me it's more like
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by hexo 5y ago
What is IR?
340.
by hexo 5y ago
Thats not wasted money, unlike for example solar roads.
341.
by hexo 5y ago
Eh, no, bombing nuclear power plant is a warcrime.
342.
by hexo 5y ago
wtf, google? "The page you've requested isn't currently available in your language. You can instantly translate any webpage into a language of your choice, using Google Chrome's built-in translation feature." Like,
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by hexo 5y ago
There are 2.5/5GbE network adapters already present on higher-end mobos for quite some time. Some are even 10GbE.
344.
by hexo 5y ago
I stared with coding in primary school. I was 6! (no thats not 6 factorial) We did stuff in a Logo variant. It was life-changing and I remember enjoying it so much. edit: We had a teacher and special "after school class".
345.
by hexo 5y ago
Or write self-hosting GHC backend that works like HVM does. That would be very neat. For me, these projects (such as HVM) are great research stuff showing us how to do (or not do) things.
346.
by hexo 5y ago
So the company went from user-hostile to employee-hostile. Congratulations.
347.
by hexo 5y ago
Extortion practices.
348.
by hexo 5y ago
That is so arrogant (from oracle) it should be illegal.
349.
by hexo 5y ago
100Gbps today is like 300 customers. Hmmmmmm
350.
by hexo 5y ago
The Dishwasher please :D
351.
by hexo 5y ago
Is that some kind of mythical product? Would you mind telling us its name? Please :)
352.
by hexo 5y ago
I dont believe it at all.
353.
by hexo 5y ago
Yea, windows XP has to be supported, sure. But then suddenly drop support for firefox because no one uses that. Meh.
354.
by hexo 5y ago
Turns out with modern technologies it is never ever consistent, nor nice, fast, ergonomic. Heck, sometimes not even usable at all.
355.
by hexo 5y ago
Yes, it would. Actually so many uses of CDN's are nonsensical. I mean, I literally block those requests and sites just work OK. (For my definition of OK. If I don't see autoloading autoplaying video it's only a big big plus)
356.
by hexo 5y ago
I love my linux fonts, there's nothing wrong with them. You must be out of touch with reality.
357.
by hexo 5y ago
yup, users then even feel violated because some "great" manager somewhere told devs to screw over users settings and for example force user to look at animations, which is like 100 times worse than fonts mentioned earlier.
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by hexo 5y ago
Exactly!
359.
by hexo 5y ago
my ISP uses IPv6. actually with some sort of 4-in-6. i can access v4 and v6 world with no artificial problems.
360.
by hexo 5y ago
Sooooooo cringe. And also, why is this flagged?

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