mPReDiToR

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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I would be surprised if all ISP's didn't log this information, and hand it over to GCHQ, maybe with a court order, maybe on request. Anyone who can stop their ISP tracking their forbidden knowledge is going to be bright enough to
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Hanged. Just a small nitpick probably unworthy of HN, but it might lead someone to see why I posted, and the difference.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Broadcom's proprietary offerings have got a lot of people into SBC's, but now there's a market AliExpress is full of Banana, Mango, Lichee and Radxa boards (to name a few) which outperform the Raspberry family in pretty much
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
So stick another one up. Nothing lost, surely? Anything which can be recreated easily by unskilled persons doesn't have to be labelled art. IMHO.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
https://archive.is/oTID1
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
UK motorways have traditionally have a "hard shoulder" for emergency use. To be able to break down and be out of the flow of traffic (moving at 70mph) keeps passengers and property safe. The "Smart Motorway" has signs to
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I hope this can be turned off. That picture is recreated multiple times a year here in York. The Romans built it at the junction of two rivers and developers like to bribe our council for permission to build housing on the surrounding flood
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I've long toyed with the idea of π being "1". I have no idea what " 2" is, but basing a mathematical system on what appears to be a universal constant seems like a great way to communicate with aliens. Maybe 1 is &q
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
In my flat I wired in the four "ring" induction hob and double oven myself, straight into the electric oven outlet which was rated high enough and fused accordingly. Maybe homes are all built differently and some stay with outdate
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
We used to call this "having a whitey" due to the paleness. Vomiting was frequently the next step, but the screaming ... Not seen that. First time users were particularly susceptible due to taking a good hit from a high dose joint
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
Would a tool to do that not open HN up to DMCA or other circumvention/"hacking" liability? "Posters gonna post, yo; what's a brother to do, bruh?" Is a defence in court, but "yes it's our software, yo
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
For those who didn't read TFA: No clones? Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Nano Pi, Mango Pi, Lychee ... Admittedly not Broadcom chips (a good thing, IMHO), but SBC's running Armbian and usually having GPIO which ape the RasPi 40 pin header
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I don't know about $1,000, but I'd (figuratively) kill for a way to remove all Twitter/Musk/GPT posts from HN. Thankfully I've trained my eyes to look away without needing to grok the whole title, so I can skip this
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
https://archive.is/gdHwa
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I can well believe it. I'm happy to personally live by the 5 second (or 10 depending on the item) rule but wouldn't want to serve food to someone that wasn't clean.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
> Now there is more surface area to clean. I can't imagine thinking that way when it comes to basic food hygiene. If it came out of the drawer/cupboard it gets washed (by hand) all over no matter whether it was used, looks clea
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
https://archive.vn/SzZGs
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
Malta has introduced free public transport for residents. I visited earlier in the year and found the buses clean and efficient. At peak times they were often full, so planning ahead was necessary. If you don't want to move there it&#x
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
Typo "deviding". Unless it's some new word the cool kids are using.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
The only synthetic voice I need is Majel Barrett Roddenberry on my home assistant.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I've recently started doing this as part of my "GOOG lockout" plan. There are enough stories on here of people waking up to find they've lost access to Gmail or other services that I see this as a credible scenario. My v
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I would think I'm not alone in wishing they would put that money towards making Firefox the open, standards compliant, competitive, extensible, USER FOCUSED and FRIENDLY browser it once was, instead of what appears to be a "keep G
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
Comical typo. Hardon collider.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I'd like to be one of them but I need to recover my old account. I've used their system, explaining that I have the right password, the same email address, but their system has flagged my decade (or more) unused account as needing
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I had this digging a tarp/poncho out that I'd not used in a while. Apparently they need airflow to "off gas" as the chemicals continue to react.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
When I was a cab driver I picked up a guy first thing in the morning and took him to the airport. He told me that he worked for an insurance company and they were flying him out to somewhere in India to train someone to do his job. I pointe
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
"Hey, you're attractive, intelligent and funny. Would you like to go out for dinner?" Somehow this phrase is impossible to say to a stranger these days. So little ability to speak, meet, not be offended, say what's on th
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
As predicted years ago. The joys of a monopoly web browser. Proof again that we never learn from the past. MSFT made Firefox take off because they made IE suck so hard, Mozilla have tried ever since to make us not use it but some of us are
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
Install AOSP keyboard, Signal. Use GrapheneOS, or throw money/time/love to Pine64. There's no way we can fight the people who have the money to buy laws, so help their opponents.
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by mPReDiToR 4y ago
I currently use Thunar, but I'd love to have XTree Gold compiled for Linux! Dolphin was my favourite before I needed to rename a stack of files on copy which Thunar made easier.

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