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by masfuerte 5d ago
He'd served his time for that.
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by masfuerte 7d ago
This is like anything. If you want good and inexpensive it's going to be a pain in your arse one way or another.
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by masfuerte 8d ago
Wrap it in a blanket and it'll probably be fine.
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by masfuerte 9d ago
> Just remind them, public photography is not a crime, and that there is no right to privacy in the public sphere Some people are not going to be convinced by an argument that amounts to "that's the way it is so suck it up&quot
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by masfuerte 9d ago
> anything beginning with ‘B’ will be branch Usually. BRK is a breakpoint.
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by masfuerte 10d ago
support.mozilla.org and addons.mozilla.org are distinct sites.
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by masfuerte 12d ago
That's the way they like it. American road signs have mad shit like "No trucks over 15,000 lbs".
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by masfuerte 12d ago
If it's covered by criminal law they don't need to sue. They can call the FBI.
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by masfuerte 15d ago
Yes. And it's not even a big box.
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by masfuerte 19d ago
The restaurants are proactively inspected but nobody is checking that the sticker on the door matches the real rating unless you do it yourself*. Some companies have been taking the piss. * Which you can at the website you listed.
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by masfuerte 19d ago
If they are sending you emails the address is not just in localstorage.
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by masfuerte 19d ago
Traditional urinals [1] are very effective. As are the steel variants [2]. The latter tend to become very grim over time. [1]: https://www.hlwashrooms.co.uk/healey--lord-niagara-urinals--... [2]: https://acornt
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by masfuerte 20d ago
It has the content three times (not including the title). Once in json (as escaped html) and twice in meta tags (as plain text). They used to have it in plain html too but that got hidden then removed. You see read the unescaped html here
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by masfuerte 21d ago
This has already happened in other areas. I'm old enough to remember when customer service people spent all day handling customer problems themselves, which gave them the understanding needed to solve more unusual problems. These days
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by masfuerte 22d ago
Ignorant? Do enlightened people want to live next door to noisy data centres?
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by masfuerte 22d ago
Why did literally hundreds of judges in the UK accept bogus evidence from the Post Office and Fujitsu leading to nearly 900 innocent postmasters being convicted? Because judges are nearly always the kind of people who instinctively trust au
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by masfuerte 22d ago
I had to read your comment five times thinking "how it is written in C++ if it's a go program?" Do'h!
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by masfuerte 24d ago
Do you need the tablet? For the usual 2fa that generates a six digit code you can just install an app on your laptop. Of course it's not actually 2fa but the website doesn't know that.
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by masfuerte 24d ago
They don't need to go after Americans. They could go after the head of their bank in Belgium, or wherever, for not providing service.
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by masfuerte 28d ago
Yes. Ten years ago mackerel was cheap and abundant but the quota was set in excess of scientists' recommendations. Stocks are dwindling now (surprise!) and mackerel has gone from cheaper than tuna (for a tin) to nearly double. It&#x
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
It's a shame there isn't something like github badges for CEOs. This post would merit a "Motivational Message Master".
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
Or double them up: s****** gives s***.
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
If you're in a browser without native support maybe they implemented a jxl decoder in javascript.
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
Apparently they won't delete your old comments if you ask them to. I'm someone who goes to somewhat absurd lengths to avoid tracking, but HN's policy doesn't bother me because I know the data exists elsewhere and deletin
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
To be fair, the rules are insane. There are several different ways in which you might be or become a British citizen, and there are five other kinds of British (non-citizen) nationality. Irish citizens are in a category of their own. And
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
That's what I wondered. I found the spec*. I'd vaguely thought that 1em was the width of "M" but apparently it's just the font-size, and the connection between font-size and the actual size of the text is very fon
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
This Indian cricket team is splendidly named: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pune_Warriors_India
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
The current prices are labelled starting from . That doesn't tell you what it actually costs.
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
It was pretty good until about six months ago. Since then loads of sites have added a js requirement to try to stop the AI bots.
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by masfuerte 1mo ago
The emoji and symbol picker on Windows 10 has type-to-search for emojis but not for symbols. It's such an annoying restriction. It's quicker to find and copy symbols from the web than trying to find them in the picker. I don&#x2

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