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jonasdegendt
11mo ago
> That gives slightly better than the inflation rate ( Canada ). What do you mean? Over the last year any one of the index funds I'm in has beat inflation by a factor of five, some beat inflation by an order of magnitude. My worst p
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11mo ago
Went ahead and looked up the article, wild: > FBI agents are devoting substantial resources to a multistate hunt for two baby piglets that the bureau believes are named Lucy and Ethel. The two piglets were removed over the summer from th
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1y ago
Out of curiosity, why? My first thought is, why bother with local storage if your turnaround on video chunks is 2 seconds? What's disk going to add besides a little bit more resiliency in that 2 second time frame? This at the cost of h
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1y ago
You actually got a space on the drivers license? When I moved to California and got a drivers license (easiest test process of my life, as a European, but that's another story), they dropped the space in my two word last name. Reads qu
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1y ago
> places like Thailand that force you to give your biometrics You're being returned the favor! Anyone that's ever entered the US has had to do the same, and our prints are being stored in a DHS database. Out of curiosity, did y
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1y ago
I suspect I have ADD as well and did the same thing for the longest time, that is putting off getting help, but I have an initial appointment tomorrow to either confirm, or rule out, a diagnosis. I ended up needing a nudge from someone else
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1y ago
Seconding what the other commenter is saying. I’m in CA vacationing right now for a month, flew in last week. Literally the same experience getting in, and on the daily, as it’s been for the last decade of visiting annually. I was talking t
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1y ago
Hacker News bike meet when? We'll have to get jerseys! :^)
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1y ago
How well does that stuff sell though? From what I remember when I worked there, services and the auxiliary hardware that comes with it, were a minority of revenue, although they wanted to more aggressively sell services to increase revenue.
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1y ago
It's my understanding there were plenty of USSR nostalgics in the east given how long it took for the free market to "trickle down" and the east to catch up economically. They never did catch up all the way anyway.
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jonasdegendt
1y ago
Alas, hugged indeed it seems like, someone posted an archive link!
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The TTY Demystified (2008)
(linusakesson.net)
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1y ago
Technical inspections are mandatory across the board in all of the European Union, although the rules (such as the interval between inspections), may differ between countries. The minimum is every two years, some countries do yearly. This i
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You'd think previous investors would want some actual liquidity though at some point. The early investors have had plenty of chances now but surely not everyone's been able to cash out. But hey, they have lots of funny money now I
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1y ago
I don’t know about y'all but most of the fun of catching up with someone you haven’t seen in a while is to catch up on the stuff that’s new, not the same old things we used to talk about in high school. We’re (hopefully) all progressin
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1y ago
I reckon he means that the average speed when driving through the city centre is 21 km/h, given that you’re stopping at lights and stuff.
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1y ago
I’m probably hugely oversimplifying here but let’s say you attach the electric motor directly to the prop, perhaps with some minor gearing, then what’s left in terms of moving parts? Some rudders, right?
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1y ago
> There is no way to offer “residential endpoints” at scale with sufficient bandwidth for anything other than simple browsing of text websites They can, it’s just a lot more expensive than a $10 a month VPN. They’re typically metered and
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1y ago
Driving through the south is always fun. > Go to church or the devil will get you!
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1y ago
Check 'em! Sick dubs :^)
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1y ago
The Netherlands has a legal death man switch. You're able to consent to, and set up euthanasia early on in your diagnosis with the intention to die at a later date when it gets worse. I don't know the exact numbers but in practice
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1y ago
What do the IP addresses belong to? As in, are they data center IPs, or residential addresses? Consider blocking all of Tor IPs, known data center ranges and the likes.
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1y ago
I read their comment to be “I trust myself to lose a hardware key, but not a software key that’s backed up and synced across all my devices.” That’s one way to look at it: passkeys are just a more convenient form of authentication compared
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It simply comes down to riding like everyone's out to get you. Another comment summed it up nicely by saying you essentially have to position yourself assuming no one has explicitly seen you. I've done a decent amount of miles lik
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Belgium as well.
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> something more problematic of this smart bike is that it also requires an app to unlock. It doesn't, assuming you have the PIN to the bicycle. > from what I read they used many (low quality) custom parts for this bike which are
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1y ago
The bikes were built in Taiwan anyway, so seems reasonable enough to sell them in Japan.
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2y ago
Every time I stumble onto it I have to resist not buying five gimmicky things.
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2y ago
In addition to me being terrible at not taking my reports personal problems home with me, what did me in was pouring large amounts of time and effort in getting people to improve (e.g. if they were on a PIP, but just in general as well), an
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2y ago
I'm probably younger than the other Belgian data point in this thread but when I went to high school in the late 2000's our colonial past, warts and all, was taught during history class. Down to the pictures of people with chopped
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