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by m463 4mo ago
What's funny is that ridiculous movie scenes (like MCP in tron and "these are not the droids you're looking for") seem MORE explainable over time. EDIT: those weren't guns, they were walkie-talkies
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by m463 4mo ago
compatible style stuff
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by m463 4mo ago
I'm reminded of "PSD is not my favourite file format." https://b3n.org/psd-is-not-my-favourite-file-format/ or in the code: https://github.com/gco/xee/blob/master/XeeP
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by m463 4mo ago
The most severe direct complications from measles are pneumonia, encephalitis, and blindness. One to three out of every 1,000 children who become infected with measles will die from respiratory and neurological complications. also... Sup
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by m463 4mo ago
that reminds me of the surfboard bikes you can see in santa cruz and other beach towns https://duckduckgo.com/?q=surfboard+bikes&ia=images&iax=imag...
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by m463 4mo ago
sounds like someone needs to create a DC-DC charger
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by m463 4mo ago
I remember scoffing years ago at USB powered coffee warmers. Maybe the situation has changed.
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by m463 4mo ago
For travel I have a bunch of cables with adapters on the end (choose usb-c, lightning, micro-usb). Can use usb-c, but have the ability to use the others. It has helped out in a bunch of unexpected situations (usually someone else's de
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by m463 4mo ago
I had a friend with a kinesis dvorak keyboard. Happily he would put it in "guest" qwerty mode when I had to type on it. It was hard enough typing in a cereal bowl.
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by m463 4mo ago
I remember debugging with macs and lots of engineers had fishing weights with square bottoms to hold down keys. I didn't have one so made a few stacks of pennies I taped together. for example shift at boot, cmd+s, etc...
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by m463 4mo ago
might depend on the country. US/california would probably be 50c/kwh (though gas there is close to $7) all other US states are less (for now, datacenters, ugh)
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by m463 4mo ago
I should mention - if you follow the instructions on the arch wiki to use the AUR the instructions tell you not to trust things. That is the burden of arch linux, and the beauty. you have to go through it and you have to learn. Now just ho
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by m463 4mo ago
I wonder if you could feed in all the HN comments as feedback and get a PR
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by m463 4mo ago
spaslax
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by m463 4mo ago
I can see: - self-driving ai stuff (above the) cloud - starlink connecting to cars instead of cellular (in addition to?) - robots in space
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by m463 4mo ago
I knew a guy who wanted to be a police officer in the LA area. They gave him a psychological exam. one of the questions was something along the lines of "you pull over a drunk driver, and it turns out to be your mother. what do you do?
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SpaceX IPO Makes Elon Musk First Trillionaire(reuters.com)
4 points by m463 4mo ago|0 comments
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by m463 4mo ago
Actually, it seems to me that it is just over-monetization of any impulse. I remember when you were billed by the minute for connecting to the online world. There were lots of incentives to keep the meter running. is this sort of like that?
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by m463 4mo ago
That has already been normalized. This is different . sigh.
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by m463 4mo ago
"remember, we have a legal system, not a justice system"
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by m463 4mo ago
I think these kinds of things are - not monetization - just a sort of "if you appreciate it, let me know" that said, it is human nature to NOT show appreciation for other people. as a matter of fact, how many people upvote (and wh
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by m463 4mo ago
I vaguely recall wake on lan actually worked with macs... but when powered on by an airport/airport extreme. I might be wrong.
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Arch Linux's AUR Sees More Than 400 Packages Compromised with Malware(lists.archlinux.org)
1 points by m463 4mo ago|1 comments
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by m463 4mo ago
respectfully the title is clickbait, so maybe a more objective one would be better? > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/new
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by m463 4mo ago
The big ones already force you to give SSN for service. Then they lose it in a data breach.
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by m463 4mo ago
I think the freeways are going from larger particles to smaller ones as DEF gets rid of the bigger diesel particles. smaller stuff is more dangerous and goes deeper into your body: - PM10: inhalable dust entering the nose and mouth. - PM4:
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by m463 4mo ago
I think of electric vehicle fires and jet airliner crashes. Also, telsa self-driving. yes, we know about the greatly publicized accidents, or the tweets of the founder, but the avoided incidents not so much.
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by m463 4mo ago
When I was young, I remember a (joke) program from a book or magazine, called something like report writer or something. It was written in basic and you typed it in. You would run it and it would say: how many pages? _ You would type in a
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by m463 4mo ago
a few things - glare for older people might be due to deposits in their lens, which can be corrected by cataract surgery. The deposits make oncoming headlights like a dirty windshield at sunset. (disability glare) - glare for people with g
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by m463 4mo ago
hmmm... At good companies, they have a culture, and people help each other out. Like lunch-table talk that helps people understand things. But yeah, maybe not doing hours of work for someone.

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