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by kotaKat 2mo ago
The entire thing is a who's who of fashtech (and those self-identifying with it) and it's gross. Skinheads unite, I guess.
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Somewhere in rural America is a 17 year old that doesn't even have working plumbing in their house still. I'm sure they'll get right on powering up their computer from the hamster wheel, Paul. My heart goes to all the kids ou
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
oh, it's really cool bullshit, really. you can file a CON for your healthcare facility and then surrounding healthcare facilities that failed to provide proper service to the community can challenge the CON and get it denied! local hos
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Can I extend the turn signal thing to "can we please recall and ban Hyundai's shitty H-lights on the back of their new vehicles"? https://images-stag.jazelc.com/uploads/theautopian-m2en/cs_m... Thos
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
They’ve been grooming the elderly for years to fall for right wing propaganda to keep securing the ignorant elderly vote so this is just the natural progression to keep grooming them to fall for whatever narrative Horowitz wants to peddle f
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Some of these Android units also double as DVRs and dashcam recorders (parking mode!) as well so may be hooked onto the normal +12v rail.
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
It seems like this exploit is targeting those that keep their phones tethered for connectivity outwards or hooked a USB modem or a SIM card into a cell-equipped headunit. The only valuable thing there is the relatively 'clean' mob
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
The Adafruit tax strikes again!
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Odd. I didn’t see any photos in the trunk or the compute bays, did anyone else?
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
All we had to do was stop approving requests for developers to have 64GB of ram as a daily default. They could have worked in 8GB of RAM but chose not to, and now the rest of us suffer as a result because we couldn’t afford $5000 dev laptop
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Then you get to be today's 10,000 to the rest of the undocumented Hacker News features: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented#flaggi...
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
> What's to stop them from selling this license plate data to the police or to other parties to pad their quarterly numbers? Motorola does! https://drndata.com/ If you're a private repo-man you too can also buy
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
... can they bring the Clay fab up first? Or will Upstate NY just become a(nother) bad joke (again)?
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Hey now, Flowers By Irene was just really connected to the World Wide Web back then. Who knew Teleflora was a secret numbers station?
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
(iirc if you have [showdead] on you can click on the timestamp to the comment and will get a [vouch] option as a reverse-flag, fwiw. i see it and don't have showdead enabled, so enough people have re-vouched it!)
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
And yet we all ended up sucking our beverages out of glue-lined paper straws for a hot minute. :\
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
... Spotify devs: Airplay 2 support? Please?
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
I wish we'd go back to subsidized 2-year contracts with one lower price upfront for the phone, the 2 year contract all-in price per month, and then walk away satisfied or walk off paying the $3-400 ETF. Instead carriers played a funn
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
That's why you don't use a Cricut to make furry stickers. It's already miserable to use a Cricut to cut them because of the fight to get proper alignment and cutting because the machine has no way to properly home materials
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
> But US can't default really. It could. We'd just reorganize and call the old debts part of "Old US". This is all "New US".
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
yep, today's reminder silhouette is (quietly) a division of the larger Graphtec, and you can move up from the baby machines thru to a Graphtec cutter! drive 'em with inkscape, drive 'em with the silhouette studio, hell, there
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
I have a 'long life' Android device (Zebra EM45) that has only recently gotten its Android 15 updates; its committed through Android 16 so I assume it's also waiting on Qualcomm to get its act together and in gear for whateve
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
All we had to do was build PWAs instead of native apps and instead all we did was build PWAs into bad browser wrappers.
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
The other worse part is the fact that smartphone prices are skyrocketing and carriers are starting to signal they're no longer willing to bear the burden of 0% financing the phone to you based on the risks involved. T-Mobile stepping o
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Watch out, though. That coffee may contain chemicals known to the state of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm!
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Warned me but did not block or redact the screenshot at all. Absolutely funny. Of course, then I had to screenshot the warning... https://i.ibb.co/hRnn4ssF/2026-08-18-12-48-25.jpg So yeah, I have a screenshot of the ge
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
> For users under 13 years old, apps from the App Store cannot link out to websites for transactions to protect against the risk of scams that target younger kids. So that means Fortnite can't link out, right? Or does this mean beca
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
sliiiiightly obscure in that it seems to use the ULD drivers (or a variant of); HP's "unified linux driver" that talks Samsung's printing language. it's weird . https://wiki.debian.org/CUPSPrintQueu
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
if you shoehorn it into CUPS you might as well just expose CUPS on your home network and use AirPrint via IPD at that point ;)
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by kotaKat 2mo ago
Is this just Enron Corpus 2.0? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enron_Corpus

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