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by metadat 2y ago
https://archive.today/qBaiH
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by metadat 2y ago
What does this unlock that the standard stock Flipper Zero does not?
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by metadat 2y ago
https://archive.today/22U12
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by metadat 2y ago
The relevant difference between cars and computers in this case is what, exactly? They are both high-tech, require a lot of resources to manufacture, and can remain useful over a long period of time.
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by metadat 2y ago
What obligations does Apple have after designing, manufacturing, distributing, and wildly profiting from what they are now arbitrarily classifying as e-waste? Currently Apple is reaping all the financial rewards and taking responsibility fo
636.
by metadat 2y ago
Even when there is nothing wrong with the still-perfectly-capable machines? Capitalism offers strong incentives to force these functional and well-built computers into landfills.
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by metadat 2y ago
I still have exclusively Intel-based Macs, and they continue to work fine. Except upgrading to the latest Ventura or Sonoma, or whatever N-1 currently is, introduced new sources of slowness due to laziness on part of Apple engineering. For
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by metadat 2y ago
This new hydrogen engine still produces Nitrogen Oxide as a byproduct from combusting the hydrogen. It is "greener" than burning fossil fuels but still not there yet compared to fuel cells or other greenhouse-neutral technologies
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by metadat 2y ago
https://archive.today/gDvQR
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by metadat 2y ago
How is a fine of $100m USD calculated when there were no actual reported damages? I'm not sympathetic to Meta making security mistakes, more curious how the punishment was decided, in lieu of causing any problems. I wonder if it was a
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by metadat 2y ago
Related: EU privacy regulator fines Meta 91M euros over password storage https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41669912 - September 2024 (28 comments)
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by metadat 2y ago
Eggdrop IRC bots. Even 25 years since I first created one, Eggdrop is still the best and most reliable + flexible IRC bot platform, and comes with native support for Tcl.
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by metadat 2y ago
Is there any open-source equivalent to QNX?
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by metadat 2y ago
I haven't used `git --fixup' or `git rebase --autosquash' before, but they sound pretty handy. https://jordanelver.co.uk/blog/2020/06/04/fixing-commits-wit... git-absorb appears to take it
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by metadat 2y ago
This is the first I've heard of SQLite JOIN performance being "weak". I just spent 10 minutes scouring the annals of the web and didn't turn up anything relevant. Are there any additional links or other information you
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by metadat 2y ago
https://archive.today/BWN5v
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by metadat 2y ago
Is there a video which showcases the unique aspects of RA2 gameplay with Phobos?
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by metadat 2y ago
Is there a copy of the original repository available anywhere? I wonder if it can even build.
649.
by metadat 2y ago
The full collection is actually 126TB over 17.2 million files. https://annas-archive.org/datasets/zlib
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by metadat 2y ago
How many TB is this in total?
651.
by metadat 2y ago
Thanks, I wasn't happy with the title either, for what is otherwise a decent article. TFA's title exceeded the HN limit, so I've done what I can.
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Dumped orange peel transformed a barren pasture (2017)(sciencealert.com)
221 points by metadat 2y ago|148 comments
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by metadat 2y ago
How is the measurement for the area the oil has spread over performed? Visually or some other way?
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by metadat 2y ago
The only relevant link with discussion is the last one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41628019 - 3 hours ago (6 comments) And it's not a dupe, only a related submission (different article / link).
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by metadat 2y ago
Oh, then it's fine?
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by metadat 2y ago
It's fair to feel unsafe and vulnerable on the street against cars, but when I used to ride my bike on the sidewalk in SF I kept it at walking speeds, because I don't want accidentally murdering someone to be part of my personal l
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by metadat 2y ago
There is a scooter person who rides up and down my street at around 45MPH every morning and evening. It's so fast the whole thing is over in about 3 seconds, I don't think you could safely even flag them down. Ok, not great. But
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by metadat 2y ago
This is why folks should stick with Maven and live a happy, generally drama-free life. As a Gradle veteran, I've written in detail about this previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38875936 TL;DR: Gradle is
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by metadat 2y ago
> 600PB per year, this costs around $12 million USD.. This value is off by at least a factor of 10. I pay around $600/yr for a 1Gbit fiber line which transfers more than 3PB/year. PSF is paying $6,000/yr to transfer the
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by metadat 2y ago
Not allowing end-users to disable telemetry is actually awful. The gold standard is that IP addresses are considered personally identifiable information.

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