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91.
by hughes 4y ago
When you have to wait 20 to 40+ minutes for it to charge, having something to poke at for even a minute can help break up the monotony.
92.
by hughes 4y ago
This is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen
93.
by hughes 4y ago
Even the USPS reuses tracking numbers. I had a package show as "delivered" before it even shipped once, because it received a recycled tracking number.
94.
by hughes 4y ago
You might see a different behavior. The shaking I see makes it literally impossible to read.
95.
by hughes 4y ago
What's unethical is a system that completely drains a person's wealth for getting sick.
96.
by hughes 4y ago
What should be used instead?
97.
by hughes 5y ago
This was genuinely immersive and terrifying as a 13-14 year old. I think this game seeded my interest in graphics technology. Delightful to read about it now.
98.
by hughes 5y ago
What value do you think dealerships provide?
99.
by hughes 5y ago
Why would anyone want to create a device that works with Google Assistant after this?
100.
by hughes 5y ago
The more significant cost to Hertz would be the hours spent charging before the vehicle is back in service
101.
by hughes 5y ago
I'm no expert on hydrogen, but the paragraph before the paywall kicks in doesn't sound great: > Hydrogen is not a primary source of energy like oil or coal. It is best thought of as an energy carrier, akin to electricity, and a
102.
by hughes 5y ago
Between this and Moderna's mRNA HIV vaccine, it's possible we'll see HIV eradicated in the coming years. Really amazing.
103.
by hughes 5y ago
Is there a specific policy you think should be legislated that would prevent unwanted tracking?
104.
by hughes 5y ago
> The owner of this website (www.bleepingcomputer.com) has banned your IP address I don’t know what I did to deserve this, but I guess I’ll continue my morning without reading this article?
105.
by hughes 5y ago
Until they identify it, it is a UFO.
106.
by hughes 5y ago
I for one would have no idea what "Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation" refers to.
107.
by hughes 5y ago
Don’t all gas stations require you to precisely match their position and velocity? Like how do you fill up your car without doing this??
108.
by hughes 5y ago
If you are still logged in, don't try to fix it by logging out. You'll be unable to access any of your passwords.
109.
by hughes 5y ago
At moments like this I kinda wish I was running my own vault server!
110.
by hughes 5y ago
Attempting to view w3.org currently crashes Safari 14.1 on an M1 Mac running Big Sur 11.3.
111.
by hughes 5y ago
Love interactive articles like this. Unfortunately “mouse over to animate” really doesn’t work on mobile.
112.
by hughes 5y ago
Reading this made me so incredibly nostalgic for the 2006-2007 era.
113.
by hughes 6y ago
Doesn't seem to work in Firefox. Top view has the vehicles in a broken layout, side view doesn't show the vehicles at all.
114.
by hughes 6y ago
Does lodash support tree-shaking if you only import the utilities you require? Sounds like you probably don't need the obscure math Unicode bits.
115.
by hughes 6y ago
> Their facial images were obtained from their profiles on Facebook or a popular dating website So, this seems to be doing profile picture recognition, not facial recognition. It's not like they're saying there are physical
116.
by hughes 6y ago
If you're wondering, this is unrelated to the Ghost blogging platform, which uses a different markdown editor.
117.
by hughes 6y ago
Definitely true. Although, if it took a month to gather the dozens of samples the author used in the article rather than minutes, a dedicated tracker would probably have more success using more traditional stakeout methods. And then, if you
118.
by hughes 6y ago
Even the author’s suggestion of “close”, “far”, “very far” would reveal enough information, even with noise being added, to more or less pinpoint someone’s location. Measuring the transition from “far” to “close” would give you a data point
119.
by hughes 6y ago
Some of the sound effects they chose were a bit much. Pretty sure a cell doesn't sound like anything at all, never mind the sound of lightly splashing water. I loved watching for the moment the topology of the creature changed from a s
120.
by hughes 6y ago
How to drive from Austin to Big Bend NP in a $48k car: https://www.tesla.com/trips#/?v=MY_2020_LongRange&o=Austin,%... There's a route planner that can do this built in to every Tesla.

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