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by metadat 1y ago
What is the restriction with Android? Can't send a text?
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by metadat 1y ago
FWIW I've noticed iOS Weather is consistently less accurate than Google weather for the bay area.
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by metadat 1y ago
> It feels like Apple is entering a design hell, and I don’t know how they’ll get out of it. Improvement is always only a single update away! Potentially..
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by metadat 1y ago
Lots of good past HN submissions and discussions on this topic (a topic which is near and dear to my heart! :). IMHO, there are so many interesting past submissions on this subject that I suggest inspecting the compendium directly: https:&
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by metadat 1y ago
In the mid 2000's I had a Linux server which was part of an EFnet eggdrop network which stayed online for more than 3 years, almost 4 full years, without rebooting. Haha. Professionally, not long, the business has always wanted to red
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by metadat 1y ago
Minor nit: There are classes of computers which contain redundant CPUs, PSUs, memory, etc where the components are hot swappable. Very specialized and expensive hardware which is statistically unlikely to ever need a reboot! Source: My cou
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by metadat 1y ago
Thanks! Macro-expanded: Meta and Yandex are de-anonymizing Android users' web browsing identifiers - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44169115 (4 hours ago, 126 comments)
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by metadat 1y ago
Does Postgres support Lisp?
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by metadat 1y ago
Note: Submissions without discussion aren't considered dupes on HN. If another article is more interesting or higher quality than the submission receiving comments, it is helpful and appreciated to provide the link in a comment and&#x
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by metadat 1y ago
That link is a 404, but I found what I believe you intended to share (subtracted the extra wwwww's in "low"): https://www.cnx-software.com/2025/05/22/realtek-rtl8127-rtl8...
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by metadat 1y ago
This is really helpful information, thank you! $30/card out the door isn't bad, although I wonder what the power draw is like. I've noticed my SFP+ 10gbit cards and transceivers get quite warm (different models from what you
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by metadat 1y ago
Yes, losing Fakespot is brutal! Will Mozilla consider open-sourcing it? Then someone who cares can pickup the torch. This New "AdLand" Mozilla is way << worse than << Old Moz. To Amazon's credit, at least now t
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by metadat 1y ago
Corresponding discussion: The Days They Changed the Gauge (1966) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8371773 (2014, 15 comments) And a related discussion: Why BART uses a nonstandard broad gauge - https://
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Lots of great memories beautifully bottled up and impeccably presented (as we've come to expect from Neal). I was hoping the million dollar homepage would be included, and wasn't disappointed. :-) Did anyone else notice how the a
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This is called Fair Use. While you're asking the question, everyone else is doing it.
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by metadat 1y ago
Some dead linked content in TFA is resurrectable courtesy of archive.org (though I had to dig a bit, which is why I'm sharing): Dubya's Sectera Edge, a BlackBerry-esque Ultra Secure PDA phone: https://web.archive.org&#x
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by metadat 1y ago
> It’s probably against the rules to self-link old comments It's not against the rules to link past comments - in fact it's preferred to repeating the same or similar content across stories. At the same time, does 'look,
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by metadat 1y ago
Thanks for sharing, Chris! In case it's helpful to other readers, the linked article outlines combining several tools together, including N8n and how it fit into the picture. Decent article, although a bit shallow on details.
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Discussed previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5860250 - 169 comments (June 2013)
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Does it handle RSUs?
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by metadat 2y ago
Not shocking considering how much heavy mining industrial pollution has taken place in Utah for the past 120 years. It's sad because so much prime nature is contaminated.
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by metadat 2y ago
Actually, ffmpeg exists thanks to the legendary Fabrice Bellard. He's the rarest kind of programmer, stunningly capable and on a totally different wavelength of existence in terms of breadth of achievements. He made ffmpeg, incepted
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by metadat 2y ago
It's cool the source code really is open and available: https://github.com/VERT-sh/VERT AGPL licensed, which seems perfect for this kind of product: The AGPL (Affero General Public License) is a type of free soft
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by metadat 2y ago
What kind of special string will be added next? We already have f-strings, .format, %s ...
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by metadat 2y ago
It would be interesting if you could easily install browser extensions via a source repository URL (e.g. GitHub, or any git URL), then at least there would be more transparency about who/what you are trusting by installing it. Blindly
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by metadat 2y ago
Bot Detection Evasion is becoming an increasingly relevant topic. Even for non-abusive automation, it's now a necessary consideration. Interesting research and reading via the HN search portal: https://hn.algolia.com/?
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Obligatory reference from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia : https://youtube.com/watch?v=CtOEig1l8SA
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by metadat 2y ago
How is "Novnaode" pronounced? How did you come up with this name? Thanks for sharing your project! Edit: Ah, thanks @evanjrowley! I'm glad it was a typo, because otherwise the name would have doomed this baby :)
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Ask HN: Book Recommendations for 2025?
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by metadat 2y ago
The best way to provide feedback is by emailing hn@ycombinator.com. I've received a reply to literelly every email I've ever sent (all credit to Dang and Co for being extremely kind and consistent in supporting my inner troll reh

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