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I too run my own, but for ingoing and outgoing. I did my due diligence and selected a host with good IP reputation, warmed up the domain and IP manually, and have good deliverability to Gmail and outlook and other big players as far as I ca
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It's easier to suspend your disbelief when you can't see the little squares around the TIE Fighter as it attacks the Millennium Falcon.
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Even modern CG is garbage and suffers from the uncanny valley effect. I don't enjoy Marvel films but even if I did they're unwatchable because of the awful CG.
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>Even though the Linksys WRT3200ACM was released back in 2016, it’s still a solid and well-supported option for OpenWrt – unless WiFi is your primary requirement. >Since the Panda PAU09 N600 works out of the box, the only thing needed
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NixOS seems to make needless complexity a point of pride.
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>And arguably my use of wxWidgets made it not even "real real" Doesn't wxWidgets wrap and abstract over the native APIs for each respective platform? Seems real enough to me. I once decided I'd write a GUI in pure win
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I'd love to see a protocol designed for that sort of thing that hops from phone to phone without explicit intervention from the user. No setting up a wifi hotspot and having people connect to you. No need to be connected to wifi at al
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Tesla is the blackberry of EVs. They're eventually going to have their lunch eaten by the Apple of EVs. Apple will never become the Apple of EVs.
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>Read the source. An artifact of its time. If the Web was designed today it would certainly not have viewable source.
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Frameworks have a direct impact on UX though. How many React monstrosities are snappy and responsive? Certainly none that I've used.
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>He can easily hop ship wherever he wants given the major impact he's landed I don't know about that. Talent alone doesn't make someone a good fit for a team. Would you want to work alongside Poettering? Or de Raadt? I
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There's a possibly-DOA project called BeagleV to produce a modern 1 GHz-class board running a RISC V system. I'm sad that the beaglebone didn't "win" versus the raspberry pi. I have several Beaglebone Blacks and th
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Malicious sites can still use letsencrypt
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I was a camp counselor for many years in my teens and into my twenties. We could always-- always --tell which kids were the homeschooled kids.
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The hard G is heavenly, sublime, and the patrician's manner of pronouncing it.
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I think they mean "see aitch root"
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Only godless savages and the sort of people who talk at the theatre pronounce it with a soft G.
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I've always been partial to "khroot"
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>The entire point of imperial units is that you can always easily just take half of size Is that why there are 3 feet in a yard, 3 teaspoons in a tablespoon, and 231 cubic inches in a gallon?
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I'd be interested in seeing CBC.ca/news on the rankings, as I imagine they'd be near the bottom and they need a kick in the pants.
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I think we can all agree that imperial units are stupid.
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Yes because it directly affects both my wife and my daughter. If either one chose to get an abortion I'd be very sad, but that's not a good reason to make something illegal.
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>Do you care if a random woman kill her newborn? I honestly don't care. 20 murders happened on the other side of the planet while I typed this comment. I think it's sad, but it doesn't affect my life in any material way.
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Why do you care what some random women you've never met and will never meet do? Why is it important to you?
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Want to know which operating system runs on military classified networks? I'll give you a hint. It's not BSD.
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I played an awful lot of Ultima Online in my youth, primarily on emulator servers, with which I later got pretty heavily involved on the development side. It was a truly special game in its heyday; there have been many attempts but no succe
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Laptops haven't had CD drives in years.
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>I see so many more cryptic comments about their mailing list than actual description. It's just not a very friendly list, or at least it wasn't in days of yore when OpenBSD was relevant. You have to realize that a lot of BSD e
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OBS is great. I make WWII combat flight simulator videos for youtube using OBS to record gameplay and do some light editing with Da Vinci Resolve to show teachable moments.
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Can't wait to get banned from healthcare with no recourse unless I'm lucky enough to frontpage HN. Sarcasm aside I can't think of a company I'd trust less than Alphabet (maybe Meta) with managing healthcare.
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