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hinata08
3y ago
they usually do but for unknown reasons, the passengers refused to glide and decided to plunge the plane to wilfully die. now, since they wilfully died, there is no reason to trigger further investigations. And supreme leader Putin will see
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nah We can take bets, but I guess a spark plug must have gone jammed after clogs weren't oiled, so the diesel wouldn't ignited and the plane crashed. indeed, the mechanics was on vacation in the UK to check out cathedrals in small
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3y ago
Putin has the sense of drama. He's the mafia boss but with the actual nation state resources. (we can thank him for not spreading polonium across all of London this time) Whether the information is confirmed or not, it's honestly
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3y ago
Matrix isn't better than Discord on that aspect. There are the anime communities already, so it's not just about projects. Also, on Discord, you can have pretty serious discussions and organise your projects. But it's never d
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3y ago
the aforementioned feedback, that had close to 250 upvotes and stayed active for 3-4 years, actually never got a reply from Discord. It's in the 90 most upvoted stories, and in the 50 most commented stories of all times under Account &
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3y ago
> And, if you’re somebody who has a product that could support WebAuthn and/or passkeys better: please do! (we might even be building/planning this ourselves )! It's ironic, as users have been requesting that feature for y
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3y ago
>we will just have robocalls being routed through simboxes filled with prepaid SIM cards. it would cost a lot of money, especially if carriers limit the number of numbers you can call each month before an additional charge (100-200 numbe
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3y ago
> without any risk of customers jumping ship actually, changing of cloud services is in the sweet spot of being both manageable, and pretty complex so you won't do it every other day. So if companies are fed up for long enough (or i
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3y ago
In my opinion, that should be a legal issue. Nowadays, you shouldn't be allowed to advertise "internet access" if ipv6 isn't supported. Ipv6 is the current protocol. And some sites don't have ipv4. (Amazon charging
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3y ago
I would be surprised if gitlab didn't support ipv6. Some of the ecosystem must be ready for it, and ipv6 support can be just another requirement to choose among solutions. Also, you can have a reverse proxy and a cloud behind NAT64 to
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Ask HN: Any chance on TeleSign GDPR requests?
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> that would also require a second cellular plan. The world isn't NA I would totally pay a second plan for that feature. I already have 2 5G plans at two different carriers, and two phones (I work on Android) And carriers here often
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3y ago
>a mobile cellular hotspot which provides this capability. That's Linux or Windows user gibberish. The point of a MacBook is that it just works. (Just like for iPads, that already offer this feature) If you have a MacBook, you can a
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3y ago
I think American companies assume that a cellular connection is too expensive. I had the same thought for Garmin devices, which have to be paired with the app on your phone to get online function (despite some features using wifi) If you ne
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3y ago
For a hotel, it depends on your policy. But you could consider up to 1 roll per room and per night for short stays, as PPL will leave with it, and as you can't leave nearly empty rolls. I mean, as a customer, I would expect to have tp
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3y ago
Yes You can totally share with friends and former coworkers you know. I've heard of some sharing the company ads with a few acquaintances or PPL who looked for job on LinkedIn to get the bonus if they are hired. But receiving ads and s
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3y ago
I'm surprised none used the API of Amadeus. It will give you the same results as most booking websites. (Most of them rely on a shortlist of companies like Amadeus or Sabre.) And you can't buy tickets without creating your own com
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3y ago
I recently learned that you're supposed to leave the toilet seat down to be gender inclusive, as woman feel unwelcome when it was left up. I use to leave it up to show that I lifted it and left the toilets clean, unlike most men who ar
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3y ago
Talk to people at your company, go to fairs,... You'll better understand what is going on around. You can do some amount of learning new tech skills. But you'll have to know which ones at first, so the former steps are still impor
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3y ago
Some users don't understand the difference between the web / an ISP / a website / a search engine / a web browser / an OS /... because of massive advertising from Google, that went on all the segments, and
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3y ago
these are the (not so) digital equivalent to what appeared in phone book anyway. Then, your phone number and emails are in any of your resumes, business card, subscription forms, contact details for any web service... They're not exact
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Remember when global surveillance used to be a meme among conspiracy theorists ? Pepperidge Farm remembers What can we say about a corporation doing a trust score for half of the connected population in the world ? I wonder about their ego,
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3y ago
You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. how dare you ?
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>If you don’t need that service, you don’t need a car at all You're repeating Marx's "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" that's socialism > It’s not real they’re selling a fant
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3y ago
why would you drive cars in video games ? I have little interrest in real life cars. Real cars pollute much more, cost a lot, you have to take care of them, pay attention not to crash them, and you can kill innocent families with them I don
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3y ago
and ban 'noisy devices' at protests in the name of fighting terrorism, as well as categorizing a kitchen pan in that category.
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the emperor did an empire on behalf of the republic, and to fight off the british to save the republic over monarchy these times were ironic and still up to your own understanding, because nobody got what really happened then
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idk it's not exactly the bill we needed in the middle a crisis of confidence in the police. it's just conservatives shrugging off what is happening, and making their point this law doesn't make sense otherwise
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I regret getting a pixel, and not a fairphone with a removable battery With the current level of oversight on the police (police of police is a meme by now), and the level of cybersecurity at the government, everyone's phones will be a
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>Police officers have been killed while standing beside the driver side door during a traffic stop. But on his report, the officer testified that he shot because the car was heading toward him. That didn't match the video. There is
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