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by lysace 1y ago
When your legs are an integral part of the crumple zone.
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by lysace 1y ago
The French encryption ban was a moronic aberration that just lasted a few years. Hopefully just like this UK regulation. It wasn’t relevant to any Apple ads.
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by lysace 1y ago
I don’t think we disagree.
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by lysace 1y ago
Even low-grade encryption was actually forbidden in France for a while in the mid 90s. I remember snickering about the whole thing back then, in a much smaller but also quite similar forum. https://www.theregister.com/1999&#
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by lysace 1y ago
Wikimedia hosts what UK puritans consider pornographic content. A lot of it. Often in high quality and with a permissible license. I would link to relevant meta pages but I want to be able travel through LHR.
786.
by lysace 1y ago
I just use Brave and its builtin ad blocking on iOS. This is the killer app of these days. Very few sites really work with js disabled.
787.
by lysace 1y ago
Looks like a nice setup, but ideally the room should be like 25% of that size. Being almost uncomfortably close to each other is a feature :).
788.
by lysace 1y ago
So much of the expensive "original content" is just crap. I'm happy the days when there's 20 minutes of new quality "original content". Most days there's nothing.
789.
by lysace 1y ago
What happened? (Mostly separate: Not american, however I do feel the need to point out that The Postman (1997) featuring Kevin Costner is criminally underrated.)
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by lysace 1y ago
So: Tomorrowland is an annual electronic dance music festival located near Antwerp in Belgium. They have become famous for their elaborate main stage constructions. This year the giant main stage burned down 48h before the opening: https:&
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Tomorrowland (Belgium, 400k people): main stage rebuilt after fire in 36h [live](youtube.com)
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by lysace 1y ago
Agreed.
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by lysace 1y ago
They are mostly posturing. I don't see any problem sharing a human-reviewed LLM output. (I also figure that human review may not be that necessary in a few years.)
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by lysace 1y ago
lol (ps. maybe don't link to your linkedin)
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by lysace 1y ago
Random: I wonder if the Thai tsunami alert network still works. It was built after the horrible events in december of 2004. Enough time (20-ish years) and government/junta chaos has passed for this question to be relevant.
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by lysace 1y ago
I would have called this: "Futzing around with internal git data structures".
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by lysace 1y ago
Ah, I see your point. Although: I don't think the kind of developers that use low quality email providers like that follow HN. Edit: Remember those 7+ hours back in 1999 when all Microsoft Hotmail accounts were wide open for perusal?
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by lysace 1y ago
That was outlook.com/hotmail.com. So? Incompetent/malicious/disengaged mail providers come in all shapes and forms.
799.
by lysace 1y ago
I don't understand why this is newsworthy. Spam never ends.
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by lysace 1y ago
I think there is a solid argument to be made that less than one in a thousand of curl users ever use anything besides HTTP/S.
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by lysace 1y ago
I guess you are saying that we should build another tool, or fork curl and then remove non-http stuff. Then the world should transition from curl oneliners to, say, qurl oneliners.
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by lysace 1y ago
> The survey was announced on the curl-users and curl-library mailing lists (with reminders), numerous times on Daniel’s Mastodon (@bagder@mastodon.social) on LinkedIn and on Daniel’s blog ( https://daniel.haxx.se/blog ).
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by lysace 1y ago
Sort of separate but perhaps also relevant to the thousands cuts/slops: Isn't the scope of curl/libcurl a bit too big? It supports almost every file-related networking protocol under the sun and a few more just for fun. ( ht
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by lysace 1y ago
We had a variant of that for pizza in Sweden around 2000-2010: Free delivery from an online order and no tips expected. Literally the same price for the pizza for in store take away or home delivery. Always wondered if that was tax or immig
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by lysace 1y ago
What you are really asking is: would we, the passengers, be safer without human pilots? Eventually, yes. Soon? Maybe.
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by lysace 1y ago
No.
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by lysace 1y ago
I get nervous when I see videos of people buying random Li-Ion/Po-battery powered crap from Teemu etc. My personal policy for buying anything with such a battery: the seller must have a meaningful presence in my country and sell for a
808.
by lysace 1y ago
”The west is weak. Not capable of building like the motherland.”
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by lysace 1y ago
My spidery senses after engaging with online anti-nuclear power propagandists in Sweden: they are still at it.
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by lysace 1y ago
> Just needs more storage. It ”just” needs to be a magnitude or maybe two more economical. Context: Nordics, generally electric residential heating via heat pumps, week-long periods of very little sun + wind, typically when it’s the cold

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