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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
what i want to know is where you can find this information. Also, is it even legal for the website owner to hold stolen information.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
that definitely changes the narrative. 800k in legal expenses! That's a lot of money. The headline should be "lawyers make 800k by suing uber". How was the damage calculated by the way?
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
if it's what i think they are, they are essentially batteries with a radioactive source. It relies on the gradual decay of the source to create energy which is somehow harnessed and used as a power source. I have learnt here on HN that
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
"google in 1996"? Google likes the buns but not the whisky i guess. (even i'm cringing at the metaphor, but if you think about it, it sums up what i'm trying to say. Pretty well)
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
terminated!
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
you don't do google justice. They are fully capable of displaying very outdated information. As an example, i recently wanted to look up election results from a certain country, a day after. Google decided to show me some tired, old ne
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Feds say man broke into public water system and shut down safety processes(arstechnica.com)
21 points by marshmallow_12 6y ago|3 comments
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
I wonder what he meant by "lingering signs of bt monopoly". Only they and i think Virgin actually supply lines. And the price for a landline is absurd. Like completely out of touch with reality. We have to pay extra for basics lik
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
If Apple are actually serious, why are they taking so long to give the bounty? It's sounds like madness to me.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
but again, if it gets as bad as in Myanmar, a)laws wont help b) we will have bigger problems. Is shutting down internet a small step towards a coup, as opposed to being the fruit of one? In the case of the US, i don't think it's
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
i generally scoff at poetry from a respective of blissful near-ignorance. Most dorms at least, but i recently saw a piece and thought to myself oh.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
i occasionarily create new words basing it on existing constructs.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
i would think so as well. Where are ships made anyway? It's more like only the Germans cared enough (about the ship or the cargo) to maintain it. I very much doubt the other companies were negligent.
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Where do usernames go when they die?
2 points by marshmallow_12 6y ago|1 comments
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Apple Knowingly Sold 2016-17 MacBook Pro with 'Flexgate' Defect, Judge Says(macrumors.com)
9 points by marshmallow_12 6y ago|1 comments
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
that takes less then 12 seconds to load. Or is it just me?
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
the article is discussing an SE. The author specifically complains that it's not big enough. And anyway, that's not a good reason to waste so much space. Maybe it can be argued that it makes the overall UI of ios appear neater a
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
This distresses me greatly. Many otherwise great UI's and devices needlessly waste screen space and display tiny album art. Why? who wants a small image in the center, surrounded by vast, boring block colour. But even worse is Apple wh
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Dev of the last modern browser for PowerPC Macs calls it a day(theregister.com)
3 points by marshmallow_12 6y ago|0 comments
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
which is why laws are being made to prevent large cash transfers. I won't say which country i'm referring to, but it sounds like a police state. I'm terrified this will become the new reality. Bitcoin to the rescue? I shudder
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
the solution must be mercilessly strict laws and enforcement. I won't elaborate on it. Some imagination will help.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
see the sibling comment. The US is not afraid to face it's issues in daylight. Furthermore, to even compare the two (terrible) situations is disrespectful to the plight of the Ughyrs.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
so stop using this website. Dang doesn't owe anything to you. I don't always agree with him, but at least i understand that i have no right to tell him what to do in his own site.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
-I also noticed you ignored several other comments that violated HN rules, but selectively allowed it Being that dang is the mod he essentially is the website. Therefore it is foolish to tell him that he's wrong. It's akin to sa
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
Now everyone who suspected it and commented out loud about it can smugly say "i told you so". Those who fell for it have egg on their face. Those commentors who were already providing marketing analysis about the benefits of an Ap
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
i'm getting the impression that iot providers have far, far lower privacy standards vs dedicated tech providers. This to me indicates that they don't take the internet capability of their kettles/cars seriously enough. It&#x2
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
i can't remember any specific models. But i don't honestly think theres that much difference between any of them. Find one with proper buttons for about 15 to 20 pounds.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
interesting. 2 identical titles on the front page? I thought the algorithms picked up on these things.
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
a similar article was up yesterday. I only think it's a problem (edit: the ethics are another story..) if these accounts aren't upfront about being employed by Amazon to do such work. The impression i got from reading yesterdays a
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by marshmallow_12 6y ago
here's something else interesting about slime mould https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/slime-mou...

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