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by moogly 5y ago
The failed iAd network notwithstanding, haven't they already? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24109695 (1 year ago, 75 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26019427 (8 months ago, 0 comm
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by moogly 5y ago
> Exynos chips are always inferior to Qualcomm chips That has been true for quite a while now, but it didn't use to be.
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by moogly 5y ago
Ah. My favorite guitarist's name dropped. It should be noted that Holdsworth actually played a bit of violin (you can hear it on Temporary Fault off I.O.U. ; Karzie Key off the infamous Velvet Darkness album; and recordings of T
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by moogly 5y ago
You can disable it with a registry variable or through an app like Winaero Tweaker.
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by moogly 5y ago
I'm fairly sure this is the issue I see with my TinyTinyRSS instance I'm running via Docker on my Synology (`60 SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired` error on a bunch of feeds using Let's Encrypt certs today). I h
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by moogly 5y ago
Yeah, the show I went to in 2017 (they played Ëmëhntëhtt-Ré and Theusz Hamtaahk in their entirety) was the best show I've been to since Mr. Bungle's California tour back in 1999. Then I saw them 2 years later where they play
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by moogly 5y ago
No, I played a fresh game. Latest version at the time (1.16.3 & 1.16.4). Checked a wiki whilst playing so to make sure I wasn't missing major new stuff. I can't agree that the additions have been "enormous". Not for
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by moogly 5y ago
Not related to telemetry, but I checked out Minecraft about less than a year ago for the first time in about 10 years (I had to dig out my old account details from an ancient email and migrate my account through some strange form) and spent
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by moogly 5y ago
I also am a happy paying Fastmail customer w/ a custom domain, but perhaps you could look into Cloudflare Email Routing[1] that was announced just a few days ago? It's in private beta. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by moogly 5y ago
I haven't heard of them either, but this is apparently the third company they've acquired for more than a billion dollars this year. The others were Inteliquent for $1.1B in February and MessageMedia in June for $1.3B. https:&#x2
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by moogly 5y ago
As a massive music nerd, I can think of very few bands who have played for over 50 years and keep on reinventing themselves. Most bands decline over the years, but not King Crimson. That said, I have to say the double trio lineup is my favo
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by moogly 5y ago
Very interested to see the pricing per operation (and the definition thereof; is it going to be 4 kB = 1 op like Durable Objects?). Apart from using it at scale at work, this might also become a pretty good and cheap solution for personal b
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by moogly 5y ago
Yeah, that's what I remember too. They had the Siemens equipment in a back room that they used to run the real tests on, but pretended that they were using their own tech for these tests.
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by moogly 5y ago
You can't escape from an attacker on a moving train.
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by moogly 5y ago
But on the other hand, many Americans have no trouble traveling by car for 5-6 hours without a second thought whereas for a West European, that's quite unusual, so I'm not sure that tracks.
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by moogly 5y ago
I think the poster anchored their argument better than what the post they replied to did, by comparison to other things. The post they replied to stated something to be an absolute truth without any support whatsoever.
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by moogly 5y ago
People only seem to have heard about GitHub Copilot. But Microsoft has a similar solution (that is not as... invasive) that was first released in preview in 2018. It's called IntelliCode, available for multiple languages both for Visua
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by moogly 5y ago
Me neither! I at first thought "hey, that's cool", but then I realized that the replies would also have to be in the code, and then it's no longer as appealing to me. And what do you do if you want to have a back and for
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by moogly 5y ago
Some of us don't listen to that... stuff.
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by moogly 5y ago
Well, isn't it interesting how we all have had different experiences. I'm also from Sweden and I have never ever heard "aina" used as a slang word, much less for the police. I believe you, but, as for "more well-kno
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by moogly 5y ago
https://mobiledevmemo.com/apple-privileges-its-own-ad-networ...
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by moogly 5y ago
IMO, that charger should be Qi. Ever since trying wireless charging on my Nexus 4 back in late 2012/early 2013 I just can't go back to sticking a cable into my smartphone just to charge it. Makes me feel dirty.
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by moogly 5y ago
One theory: a triple-whammy of drought, famine and earthquakes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImnqYT9C0Ws > Eric Cline, Professor of Classics and Anthropology at George Washington University, discusses the factors that
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by moogly 5y ago
Back in the mid-to-late 90s when it was (somewhat) popular for game developers to use .plan files, there were some gaming news sites like Shacknews and Blues News aggregating that content for you. These were definitely proto-blogs.
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by moogly 5y ago
I don't understand the mental leap here to blame password rotation on Microsoft specifically. Shouldn't that blame be aimed at (older) NIST and (current) PCI DSS compliance? Blaming Microsoft for making it easy for sysadmins to ce
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by moogly 5y ago
You can just add a shortcut named "n.lnk" pointing to your favorite editor and put in a folder that's in your %PATH% and then you can just type "n<enter>" in the Run dialog. There's also a way to add alia
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by moogly 5y ago
https://stevemiller.net/puretext/
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by moogly 5y ago
I think the Dev Tools in Chrome might have changed since (I don't use Chrome anymore), but we had issues maybe 5 years ago when hovering over momentjs watch statements in the debugger kept on mutating the underlying data. That was fun.
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by moogly 5y ago
I worked on an app that was centered around scheduling a recurring future event in, if you needed to, an arbitrary (not necessarily the user's) timezone, about a little over a year ago and we had to ditch Dayjs due to timezone bugs. Lu
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by moogly 5y ago
It's difficult to know if it's been the reason. Chances are that there wouldn't have been any wars without the EC/EU anyway. Not sure Ireland vs. UK is a great example BTW. And your example with Denmark and Sweden is par

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