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by input_sh 3y ago
Furthermore they don't seem to do any sort of checks to make sure the same entry isn't added multiple times. Didn't take me long to spot three entries for the same phrase: https://untranslatable.co/pages/
902.
by input_sh 3y ago
I think their favourite release date is by far "by the end of next year".
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by input_sh 3y ago
Not EV-specific, but: > Chinese customs data shows during the first 11 months of 2023, China's vehicle shipments to Russia soared 545% from a year ago, to 840,000 units, making it China's fastest-growing market. https:/&#
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Reading QR codes without a computer(qr.blinry.org)
655 points by input_sh 3y ago|87 comments
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by input_sh 3y ago
For one, Mastodon's author is from Germany, but I don't think that has a lot of impact. What definitely does is that the major European server providers tend to be located in one of those two countries (like OVH or Hetzner). Note
906.
by input_sh 3y ago
Spotify pretty much backtracked on paying huge sums for exclusivity about a year ago, and the list of Spotify-exclusive podcasts has definitely gotten a whole lot smaller since then.
907.
by input_sh 3y ago
My definition of EDM is electronic music. You know, the ones where vocals are more just another (optional) instrument than the main thing driving a song. But if you want something like Fatboy Slim or Chemical Brothers from '10s (simila
908.
by input_sh 3y ago
The only conclusion I was able to draw from here is that EDM became more "pop". Every decade since the '80s has some type of EDM song taking the number one spot, but '10s has like 7 in the top 10.
909.
by input_sh 3y ago
It's just a folder of plaintext files, you can do whatever you want with it, including pointing your Dropbox-like service to it. I also pay for sync because I genuinely love the product (though I pay $5/month early bird pricing),
910.
by input_sh 3y ago
It's not for Jimmy Wales specifically, HN just tends to have a kneejerk reaction towards any NGOs asking for money. Mozilla, Wikimedia, Gnome, FSF, Creative Commons, it really doesn't matter. Any thread even tangentially related t
911.
by input_sh 3y ago
Do you usually just pick a person at random when hiring or do you spend some effort looking into their qualifications and references? How's your hypothetical any different now than it would've been in the past 15 or so years of
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by input_sh 3y ago
Langner's a pretty authoritative source on the matter. I believe he was the first one to figure out what Stuxnet's target actually was.
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How Threads Will Integrate with the Fediverse(plasticbag.org)
28 points by input_sh 3y ago|0 comments
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by input_sh 3y ago
Discussed endlessly in the past month: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=polish+trains
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by input_sh 3y ago
We're up to ~1500 TLDs. At this point I just auto-assume there's a domain for every word I'm interested in, though some are not open to registration or prohibitively expensive.
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by input_sh 3y ago
If we still lived under monarchy, I'd agree 100%, but we don't. There's at least a theoretical chance of voting the government out in favour of someone marginally better. I don't know what are the odds of that happening,
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by input_sh 3y ago
You're essentially resolving non-existent domains through their custom DNS server. For example: dig 100USD-INR.fx @dns.toys Translates into "resolve 100USD-INR.fx using dns.toys as a DNS server". They then return TXT
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by input_sh 3y ago
> It would perhaps attempt to collect other "toot"s about the same link, facilitating a discussion (and keeping everything at one place). If you go to Explore → News on Mastodon, there's like a list of 10 trending articles
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by input_sh 3y ago
Or you decide to change the domain, but are too lazy to change the email address... everywhere, so you end up paying for 2-3 domains instead of one just for the email redirects to work.
920.
by input_sh 3y ago
31 in Oct(al, base 8) = 25 in Dec(imal)
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by input_sh 3y ago
https://en.magazedia.wiki/ (OP posted it in a different comment.)
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by input_sh 3y ago
Literally on the page: > Built by experts — you can trust that all of the code is written following Tailwind CSS best practices, because it’s written by the same team who created and maintain the framework. It's one of many template
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by input_sh 3y ago
You have an option in user settings to allow search engines to index your profile and public posts. (It's off by default.)
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by input_sh 3y ago
Bosnia's too tiny and badly connected to be relevant. Sarajevo's definitely the leader, with smaller tech scenes in Mostar, Tuzla and Banja Luka, but it's almost all outsourcing. A fair amount of those outsourcing companies w
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by input_sh 3y ago
Performance-wise, Firefox was significantly worse up until v57 (AKA Quantum release), which was released in 2017. I've made the switch when that version hit Nighly and haven't looked back since. Nowadays I don't think there&#
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by input_sh 3y ago
There's been some recent big budget games compiled for Apple Silicon; Lies of P and Baldur's Gate 3 come to mind. Of course, that's just a tiny fraction of big budget games and I haven't actually played any of them to kn
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by input_sh 3y ago
By far the biggest minority if I might add. Danes are the second largest group, but there's 5 Polish people for every Dane living in Iceland. Of course, Iceland has a total population of a mid-sized city, so we're talking ~21k P
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by input_sh 3y ago
Discussed 3x yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38197715 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38208568 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38208473
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by input_sh 3y ago
Also see his essay titled Why Socialism: https://monthlyreview.org/2009/05/01/why-socialism/ Last discussed a couple of months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37407331
930.
by input_sh 3y ago
Personally I consider life outside of the planet to 100% be a thing. Intelligent life? Probably, if there's life it's bound to happen some percentage of the time. Intelligent life that has mastered exploring space enough that we c

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