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hnbear
3y ago
Yes, some routes are dangerous, but the trucks don't need to take those initially. There's a lot of scope for a phased ramp up. A lot of I80 is really straight, same with other highways. I70 from Denver to St. Louis is incredibly
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3y ago
Similar old copying technology, I remember in school we had one teacher who insisted on using a spirit duplicator he’d kept. It was pretty awful quality, but kept him happy. He could write out a test then hand crank off 20 copies in a minut
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3y ago
My oven has a knob that I manually twist. To timer. No display at all. Not much electronic at all.
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hnbear
3y ago
QEMU, so I assume it's a VM, not VNC
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hnbear
3y ago
My kids carry a ton of books, I'm a large guy and find their bags weigh a ton, it's awful for my kids. I have a 5'3 100' daughter and her bag weighs a significant portion of her own weight. And their Chromebooks are not
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hnbear
3y ago
I've done similar things, I think most people working long enough have. I've made it a point in teams I've run to reassure the junior staff with tales of how all the seniors have made egregious mistakes and survived to tell t
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hnbear
3y ago
iSH is pretty neat too. It’s an Alpine container, you can apk add whatever you want.
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hnbear
3y ago
I assumed this was satire (especially the VGA port), making fun of the number of “X laptop is the best” posts which then use incredibly cherry picked and specific criteria. But it really reads like it’s genuine. Maybe a solid article that’s
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hnbear
3y ago
iChat, Apple’s earlier messenger worked with XMPP too. There was a small period it looked like it would be a good standard app.
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3y ago
No, just phone autocorrect, and too late to edit it. Typing too fast and not paying attention. Although I do like your interpretation. Maybe I’ll call poorly implemented or useless functions impotent from now on.
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3y ago
Yes, autocorrect.
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hnbear
3y ago
Isn’t this the fundamental point of the push for impotency in configuration management tools? You just need the state set to “good”, regardless of which bits need to change and current state. Hit the button and it makes it “good”.
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hnbear
3y ago
I think this was true a year ago too. They peaked in 2021, were dead in 2022. For me the most impressive part is how high it peaked. This wasn’t just a flash in the pan, fleecing people for a $1000 here and there. Beeple’s $69.3M price make
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hnbear
3y ago
If the report was in another language they’d translate to British English. It’s not unreasonable to translate the US English to British English.
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hnbear
3y ago
Given how hard it is to find your downloads locally on your phone, I think most users want sharing with other devices my default. Makes sense to download stuff and have it be in downloads on the laptop or iPad. I don’t think that’s really t
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hnbear
3y ago
Unregister your account, register a new iCloud and add it to your iCloud family. You can have 6 people in your family account. I have ADP on my devices but no one else in my family has it on and we’re all in the same iCloud family.
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hnbear
3y ago
They do actually document the recommended path in their GitHub docs: https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js#GettingTheLibrar...
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hnbear
3y ago
Fun set of stats to learn from. I have a Safari tab-set on my phone with: - Wordle - Waffle: https://wafflegame.net/daily - Where in the USA: https://pudding.cool/games/where/ And try to do the NY
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3y ago
I don’t enjoy the poison ivy, it’s horrific, but the showering ecstasy is really incredible. As a non-drug person it’s what I imagine some hard drug to feel like. Deeply intense, shivering, full body bliss.
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hnbear
3y ago
I get what looks like strings of little clear bubbles and very red skin, sometimes the bubbles on bubbles too. The hot water is more for the underlying skin. Seriously, it feels amazing.
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hnbear
3y ago
Thank you, much better word that’s what I actually meant to say.
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3y ago
Interesting - it reads like it's the same approach I've taken for stopping poison ivy itching, and my sister users for her eczema itching. If you put the affected area under the hottest water you can, you cause the nerves to effec
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hnbear
3y ago
A lot of gaming headsets come with proprietary USB dongles and their own wireless standards. I've used both HyperX and Steelseries headsets that have much better audio with the mic on that my more expensive Bose headset does.
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3y ago
Reminds me of the subway trains in Fallout 3 being hats on NPCs that walk the track so the trains can move.
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hnbear
3y ago
I have teenaged kids at home, so typically running many online gaming + FaceTime sessions simultaneously, along with other streaming services. I don’t know if it’ll saturate it, even then, but our bandwidth use is definitely on the higher s
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3y ago
Also worth noting that map is by county, but pale pink can mean only a town or two in the county has it available. If anything it overstates availability, despite how little coverage it shows. I’m also bitter about it living in CT where we
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hnbear
3y ago
It’s weird having lived through modems to DSL to fiber that finally external WAN speeds are eclipsing internal LAN speeds. When my modem was 28.8 kbps then 36kbps, then 56k I had a 10/100 hub then switch to network internally. When DSL
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3y ago
Wikipedia says it’s the Royal Artillery Company from 1537. The Yeoman of the Guard is older, but not a full regiment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honourable_Artillery_Company Also, interesting or amusingly, the Col
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3y ago
Having had to support and migrate COBOL in a big financial the problems weren’t really related to the COBOL, but instead were: 1. The mainframe costs and support. These can be mitigated with migration to a platform like Microfocus to emulat
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3y ago
GiveDirectly is a great org that’s working in data driven experimental way to identify effective ways to donate. I’ve donated to them for years. In a similar vein is GiveWell, https://givewell.org/ , who research and identif
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