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kumarharsh
5y ago
Yup, XBox does this too.
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5y ago
KaiOS is the second most popular OS in India - more popular than iOS :)
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Back in the days, I used to watch Spiderman cartoons, and was amazed by the small trackers Spidey put on people he needed to track, and got the location in real time. I wanted to see something like that someday. This AirTag does seem very n
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Sony hated PS4 crossplay, confidential documents reveal
(theverge.com)
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U.S. SEC probes VW ‘Voltswagen’ marketing stunt
(reuters.com)
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Why it's so hard for AMD to break through
(windowscentral.com)
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5y ago
It's like a game of Chinese whispers where the multiplier keeps on growing everytime the number is mentioned.
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5y ago
Agreed. It's shockingly bad... A somewhat modern equivalent is Amazon's Twitter fiasco some weeks ago - https://www.vox.com/recode/2021/3/28/22354604/amazon-twitter...
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No, You Really Can’t [Archive]
(web.archive.org)
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While not a direct counterpart to i3, I'd recommend taking a look at FancyZones in the Power Toys project: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys
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Huawei ‘may have eavesdropped on Dutch mobile network’s calls’
(theguardian.com)
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I can't believe the level of disconnect some people on HN have with the "other" worlds. Poor people don't need LEDs? LEDs are the cheapest light source in the long run. The electricity/batteries to run it might be e
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5y ago
I think they mentioned that they're going to remove the top bar for vertical tabs
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Our Hands Evolve for Gaming
(slotswise.com)
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6y ago
Exactly! Folding after hitting the first crash or first review is not a SaaS product, it's a programming assignment!
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GitHub employee fired for saying ‘Nazi’ declines to take his job back
(theverge.com)
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First Ever 3D Animation by Ed Catmull (1972)
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6y ago
I thought the same too, until recently. We had an old mixer-grinder which ran for a decade or so. After it broke down, I went to an official repair shop, and they quoted an amount which make buying a new one a better option. So we did - fro
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I don't know about other countries, but in India at least, SMS's are generally paid and won't send if you don't have balance. While WhatsApp/Telegram messages are actually free if you have got data. And nowadays I g
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6y ago
This article reads like senseless hate-mongering. The email this article is talking about is for users of the Google One subscription only. Of course they'd like their users to know that they can upload full quality photos to Google Ph
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6y ago
NoScript evolved over time. It's not like you downloaded a Mozilla's executable one day and expected to see a Flaming Canine instead of a web browser.
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From the end of the article: > In conclusion: What should you do as a JavaScript Developer in 2021? > Learn TypeScript Talk about clickbait!
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Wow, what an interesting piece of UI to manage such a critical piece of financial process. Banks are probably one of the worst offenders of UI and UX design, and half the times, I can't even reason why.
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It is stunning to see this brought in the open - and in such a clear and seemingly easily reproducible way. Kudos to the OP for digging into this as much as he did. In a world of 8 billion people, I don't think anyone would have dug so
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India should not buy Bitcoin
(the-ken.com)
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Microsoft’s big win in quantum computing was an ‘error’ after all
(wired.com)
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Third-party cookie list in modern websites
(twitter.com)
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The Thing: One of the first covert listening device (1945)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I was referring to the last line: "If it was up to these ignorant people we would still have kids getting polio in 2020." It is quite possible that Polio might make a comeback if we become lax or let anti-vaxxers keep spreading th
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That's what Trump effectively put in motion by withdrawing from WHO. https://youtu.be/7g0Jh4h5E1E
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