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2004 Was the Year of the Future(theverge.com)
3 points by jonny_eh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
It was tested last year.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
It's almost like there's no money left in the profession, so there's no more expertise or time available to do proper investigating or writing.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
How many kids are reading it though?
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Including other countries like Canada, UK, France, and Germany would certainly be nice.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Can someone fix this grammar? > The data wasn’t erroneous, Treasury officials found, who are legally forbidden to discuss tax filings.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
> You don't have to pay any license fees for Unreal Engine if you use Epic exclusively for payments That's optional. Play Store requirements around payment methods is not.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
I don't think Altman will push himself out a window.
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It's the same drama, spread out over time.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
The book I recommended is a book about the history of science, but on a broad range of topics. Much longer than 3 hours.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
I'd recommend this one instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Short_History_of_Nearly_Ever...
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TTL Computer [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jonny_eh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Even Chrome wouldn't dare
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
I found it, like an actual cat, extremely distracting.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
It's quite sad that in 2024 that HN commenters still blame the victim, especially when the original author does a great job suggesting small changes that Microsoft can make to make their products safer for their users.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
So ignore that entry
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
I'd call it "JS"
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Oracle still uses Java though. You can't spell JavaScript without Java. Regardless, JavaScript is now much larger than Java, so the trademark for JS should at least revert to the public.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Does this also mean X complied with the order to ban those accounts?
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Some people don't like neon signs. As a business owner, you're free to ignore them.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Libraries have different contracts with book publishers for eBooks. IA didn't have any contracts with any publisher. See: https://www.npr.org/2022/11/09/1135639385/libraries-publishe...
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
> IA is most certainly holding some amount of content that is copyrighted and currently sold like they mentioned. It's just not easy to find. You could say the same of YouTube. As long as they take down copywritten works when asked,
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
You are not a car
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> Using a CFW can utilize the latest method to play most (ISO backed-up) PS2 games Can it not use the first method if the hardware is available?
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> to make a buck And to make roads safer.
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Insurance isn't the same as law enforcement, not even close.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
> walk into a car dealership looking for a small car and they will tell you they are out of stock of new ones of the model you want because the factory washed out in a flood Are you making this up?
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
> I'm surprised nobody's mentioned There's a lot of these. An embarrassment of riches!
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Other comments here, and their own blog posts, seem to disagree with it being a parody.
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by jonny_eh 2y ago
Seems like a bad idea for a company to name itself after the villain/location of one of the most popular games in history. Was Cyberdyne Systems taken?

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