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by msie 6y ago
I had a weird problem with the outage. My iphone was working off wireless at home and the McDonald's app notified me of a deal. I went to McDonald's and unfortunately, I couldn't get the Q-code there. Even the wifi was down.
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by msie 6y ago
I'm shocked at the value of Pinterest (53 billon?).
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by msie 6y ago
I hope those same people are looking into the M1 SSD mystery.
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by msie 6y ago
I agree with you but i think Fry said it poorly and too many people are using this quote.
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by msie 6y ago
That quote always bothered me. Does that mean that Fry doesn't care about other people's feelings? He sounds like an a-hole.
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by msie 6y ago
It’s too bad it doesn’t have buttons for mouse clicks. I can’t do precise mousing when the touch pad is also the mouse button. Too bad so many laptops do this.
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by msie 6y ago
Why hasn't anyone looked at the source code for SMARTMonTools yet?
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by msie 6y ago
For anyone wondering what a JRE has, which is more than a runtime: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/learn/jre
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by msie 6y ago
I was thinking if a virus was first spotted in New York City and it had a virus lab, would that be immediately blamed? It’s like all there is in Wuhan is a wet market and a virus research lab and they are located next to each other. I think
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by msie 6y ago
Swift compared to Python was getting way too complex. Why would anyone learn Swift for data science when Python will do?
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by msie 6y ago
That and this discussion was a brief moment of escape. Brings me back to my care-free days. Thank you!
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by msie 6y ago
Oh no! Babylon 5 was pretty good in the beginning, then it became GREAT when seeds planted in past episodes paid off big time in later episodes.
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by msie 6y ago
Loved the Windows 95 UI. I dream of hacking Windows to restore that look. I've tried WindowBlinds but they don't go far enough to change everything.
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by msie 6y ago
[me say:"Oh no! This sucks."]; I loved his little book on Objective-C.
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by msie 6y ago
I'm in the same boat. The way some people here talk about making $200/hour makes me think how out of touch some HN'ers are with the average worker.
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by msie 6y ago
Ugh, I make less.
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by msie 6y ago
Heh, you're better off designing a new markup language and then implementing a browser to render that.
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by msie 6y ago
If you give the same broad prediction long enough then it will eventually come true.
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by msie 6y ago
Some are just finding out now that FB ads aren't effective.
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by msie 6y ago
The covers are so amazing. I can imagine a story with each one. I’d love to see an anthology series on Netflix based on the covers alone.
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by msie 6y ago
"If the proposal is accepted, our goal will be to have a complete, though perhaps not fully optimized, implementation for people to try by the end of the year, perhaps as part of the Go 1.18 betas."
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by msie 6y ago
We need something like XMLHttpRequest right now. Google should integrate Dart into Chrome.
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by msie 6y ago
Remember when some people advocated not using semicolons to end statements? Good times... https://javascript.info/structure
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by msie 6y ago
What’s the catch?
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by msie 6y ago
How about Windows? Did someone force you to buy a computer to develop for it?
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by msie 6y ago
When you say “They” you must mean Ethereum.
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by msie 6y ago
M1 has multiple cores. 2x-4x multiple cores does not necessarily mean 2x-4x faster.
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by msie 6y ago
Telecom providers are treated differently than Twitter and Facebook because they are essential utilities whereas the latter are not. Plus telecom providers have been enjoying govt support in the case of public resources (land use and radio
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by msie 6y ago
The experiment took place over several months which increases the chances of contamination.
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by msie 6y ago
There is no difference between "censorship" on Twitter/Facebook and "censorship" on HackerNews. Each site has a set of rules that must be followed. Don't like it? Then start your own website.

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