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7mo ago
Gold is down 10+% since its recent peak. They likely sold then and repurchased later.
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Probably more on imaging / as going up and \ as going down. I'd think that associating pitch increase/decrease with up/down works for the vast majority of people without any second thought.
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> ë What else is there with ë except for Noël and Israël ?
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If there's one thing I wish someone pointed out when I was just starting learning French is this: é - the accent is pointing up, so it's a higher-pitched e è - the accent is pointing down, so it's a lower-pitched e
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7mo ago
Chuck Norris jokes were making rounds well before Vin Diesel was even born.
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7mo ago
What if you have two things? You'd then need two buttons. The push button is a perfectly viable option, it just needs to be in a form factor that's works. Could be as simple as a tiny low-energy Bluetooth board with a coin battery
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7mo ago
Why would it mean that? All inbound packets are matched against existing sessions. In this case none will turn up, so the packet will go through the "new session" flow and be subject to the same filtering as a bare SYN. Look up ho
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Sanity checks, sure, but SYN,!ACK packets cannot be rejected before the conntrack for obvious reasons. > Plenty of setups block incoming SYN,!ACK packets Nowhere close to being "plenty". It's doable, but this is extremel
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7mo ago
> Plenty of setups block incoming SYN,!ACK packets Even in the presence of a conntrack entry created by an earlier outbound SYN,!ACK ? Got a source?
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Looking at all ready-made options on Amazon and elsewhere - anyone who will roll out an adult-oriented well-made single-button camera that takes in standard thermal paper rolls will make a fortune. This is such a great thing to have for g
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8mo ago
I am a simple man. I see Game of Life in the title, I upvote the post.
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WhatsApp infamously did just that. It vacuumed the contacts and spammed them with "Join me on WhatsApp". One of the reasons for their initial exponential growth.
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8mo ago
Rather inconvenient when running since it can be several times per minute.
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Ask HN: Options for single-button media remote control for smartphones?
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8mo ago
As others have noted, the output doesn't seem to be anywhere close to what's being prompted.
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9mo ago
https://github.com/apankrat/nullboard wants its name back.
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9mo ago
It gets easier with practice, but sometimes some words are very difficult to find. Hints help though.
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9mo ago
Seems like a good post to plug a recent find and my new favourite - https://puzzlist.com/stackdown It's from the person who made https://wafflegame.net if you are familiar with it, one of many that came on
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Escutcheon
(en.wikipedia.org)
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9mo ago
This is wonderful. Thank you.
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It doesn't mean much. Roblox is banned in Russia. They've been just gradually banning everything not made in Russia.
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Refuses to verify sites that use LetsEncrypt certificates: Failed to fetch URL: Get "https://...": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
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Connecting to it times out for me. traceroute: ... 15 213.136.2.6 35.049 ms 34.440 ms 34.338 ms 16 213.136.2.20 34.814 ms 33.359 ms 35.116 ms 17 213.154.229.42 33.837 ms 33.572 ms 34.794 ms 18 213.136.8.188 3
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This also requires authorities that would care about this sort of case.
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I'm in Europe and the whole site is "Access Denied".
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9mo ago
Design thinking is a human-centered, iterative approach to creative problem- solving, focusing on deeply understanding users' needs to develop innovative solutions through phases like Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and
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According to Wikipedia, the name is a reference to that scene from The Matrix.
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> appetite for expansion or growth This requires reinvesting profits into the company. It sounds like they choose not to do that, but instead switched to cashing in. If the profits are stable and supported by a fraction of the workforc
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> It is feeling needed by others. A more general need from what I see is to engage with and to accomplish non-trivial things. For some it might be helping others people, for others it might be learning, researching or creating. To each
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10mo ago
Forgot to switch the account?
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