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by hn8305823 3y ago
> If these certs are used for legitimate places (e.g. EU or state websites, and I'll bet they will) you then will get a certificate error. Prediction: If this passes, users having to bypass cert errors will be the new cookie popup.
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Is Drone Video of a Bear Chasing a Man in Snow Real?(snopes.com)
1 points by hn8305823 3y ago|0 comments
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by hn8305823 3y ago
SV's idea of fun is purely transactional - do this to get that. The genius of GTA III was the open sandbox. You weren't required to progress in the story, you could do WTF you wanted, even (and most importantly) nothing !
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Well there are annual registration fees and those add up quickly if you are squatting on 1000's of domains for 10+ years.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I don't know the age of the author but many of us dreamed of doing this when we were younger. It's not surprising that some would eventually follow through as adults with vastly more resources. It probably comes down to nostalgia
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> I'm not disgusted with the idea of a paid youtube, I'd simply go somewhere else, I'm disgusted by having ads shoved down my throat and that of others. The only issue I have with paid Youtube is privacy. We are talking a
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FBI agents visit scientists building flying saucer(dailymail.co.uk)
6 points by hn8305823 3y ago|2 comments
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Every time piracy rises to the level where it becomes a problem, the root cause is always poor product/market fit by the content owners. Every. Single. Time.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
non-USD cloud revenue? I think "constant currency reconcilliation" means adjusted as if FX exchange rates had not changed since the previous quarter/year
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NNC United States Banknotes (1861-present)(commons.wikimedia.org)
1 points by hn8305823 3y ago|0 comments
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by hn8305823 3y ago
When they have to re-introduce the US $10,000 bill, I hope they keep it just like the 1928 design. It's a cool design, and much better than anything since. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:US-$10000-FRN-1928-Fr-2
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Also a quirk of the 747: you cannot start the APU in flight!
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by hn8305823 3y ago
747's have an interesting feature called "drive disconnect", which mechanically disconnects the engine accessories like electrical generators and hydraulic pumps. If you're APU isn't running and you hit the disconne
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by hn8305823 3y ago
For this reason US airlines are required to have a minimum of two crew members inside the cockpit at all times. When a working pilot needs to use the restroom a flight attendant will temporarily take their place inside the cockpit. If you s
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Different take: The end-game of private equity/IPO gives incentive for people to create great things in the first place. That they inevitably die on the vine after several acquisitions is still better than having nothing in the first p
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Am I going to get on a list for clicking on a few articles about random towns in Iran?
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I wounder if it was tagged as "data center" by default without knowing who/what/how it's actually being used. It certainly wouldn't be considered the most privileged (residential) by default. It doesn't ma
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by hn8305823 3y ago
There was at least one major (non-residential) ISP that used Huawei routers in a lot of places. Due to the previous law/rulings they were required to replace all of them with non-prohibited vendors. The quoted segment sounds like they
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> Is the system in the US much more complicated to require software purchases? It's intensely more complicated. My 2022 Federal tax filing was over 50 pages. I gave up trying to do it myself with TurboTax about 10 years ago and that
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I'm curious what "type" of IP address were you using when you created the account? Residential, mobile, work/office, or data center?
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by hn8305823 3y ago
It's not so much the undeclared use of ChatGPT that bothers me but the egregious sloppiness of it. It was already obvious that writing scientific papers has evolved into a cargo cult, but this shows that it's much worse than previ
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by hn8305823 3y ago
This is amazing! Thank you for building it. Please fix the bug with a pair of Aces. I fell like I'm getting robbed each time it happens. Also, here's the correct payout odds and basic strategy for "full pay" jacks or bet
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Arundel_County_Public_Sch... > Pop-Tart controversy > Anne Arundel County Public Schools made headlines in March 2013 when school officials suspended 7-year-old Jo
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by hn8305823 3y ago
From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_prize > Recognition time lag > Nobel's will provided for prizes to be awarded in recognition of discoveries made "during the preceding year". Early on, the
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by hn8305823 3y ago
It's kind of like how soft cookies get hard when they go stale, but hard cookies get soft. Whatever it is when fresh, it's the opposite when stale.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
This is amazing. The card cage/connectors on the back looks like something from another planet. Are those some kind of Molex clone connectors and each one requires an adapter dongle/cable to interface to standard connectors? Wil
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> And this isn't new: over history, there've been magazines and other media where the ads dominated the content, e.g. trade publications such as _Computer Shopper_ during the 1980's PC revolution. Wired magazine was heavy
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Am I the only one shocked that it's stealth was effective enough that they couldn't track it even with a malfunctioning transponder?
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I thought the line art evolution images were from Carl Sagan's original Cosmos series, but it looks like they are slightly different: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZpsVSVRsZk The drawing of humans is from the Pionee
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Including color management. Please.

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