livid-neuro

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   by livid-neuro 1y ago

   The first cars broke down all the time. They had a limited range. There wasn't a vast supply of parts for them. There wasn't a vast industry of experts who could work on them. There wasn't a vast network of fuel stations to p
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   by livid-neuro 1y ago

   I was in high school in the late 90s to early aughts. The school system used Novell NetWare with Windows NT workstations. At the time, their security was lax. In fact, they set up the directory so that by default, every user logged in using
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   by livid-neuro 1y ago

   I took mine to an Office Depot that "recycled the battery" for free. The guy at the register printed a receipt for having taken it, then took it from me and walked back into the administrative office by the front of the store. I a
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   by livid-neuro 1y ago

   What genocide? https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/state-of-pale...
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   by livid-neuro 2y ago

   I'd love this kind of innovation for power tools... The price of a Milwaukee M28 battery is bonkers these days. The cheap Chinese replacements are hit or miss... some come doa and Amazon complains they will terminate your account if yo
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   by livid-neuro 2y ago

   I've been working on startups for over 20 years. Some have sold, some haven't. None have become household names. In order to support this life, I had to provide consulting services for other companies. Many of them are startups th
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   Ask HN: What happens next for dot af (Afghanistan) domains?

   5 points by livid-neuro 5y ago|1 comments