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5y ago
He didn't say that hn is turning into reddit, he ist talking about this particular thread, and at the moment that he had posted the comment, I would have agreed with him.
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5y ago
https://www.techradar.com/news/iphone-lightning-port-ban
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5y ago
I've been able to do that for a long time with lightning cables. Too bad the EU outlawed them ;)
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I bet almost all users of the platform don't consider it a social platform and don't use it as such.
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5y ago
Can't you just... not look at it? github is not a social website; I see no reason to ever visit the home page.
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5y ago
There is a section about the GDPR but it doesn't say anything about the GDPR?
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5y ago
A warmonger who caused an incredible amount of pain. Waiting for Kissinger myself.
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5y ago
"open source" is a term with a very strict meaning. This app does not comply with that meaning for several reasons that he has outlined. He is not asking for the developer to comply with the term, he is asking for the developer to
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>The bad news is, as a Windows user, very few apps support scaling (aka DPI awareness). That is not true in my experience. Also, for those who don't support it (which by default look blurry) you can enable it in compatibility option
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5y ago
Non-retina is a thing of the past. It should be relegated to monitors that cost 200€.
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buzzfeed news is not important or even relevant to the overall function of buzzfeed.
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Doesn't change anything at all. It's a shame that they are selling that. And it costs 1600€! It's insane.
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5y ago
1440p for 49" in 2022? You can probably pick the pixels with your fingers.
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They usually use different email addresses to send spam and to send important stuff.
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5y ago
Why go through all of that when you can just create a filter to mark everything as spam?
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You can buy one, just use another email. You are welcome! >How can a normal internet user figure this out? If I wasn't a web developer I would have given up. A normal internet user will have a gmail or outlook mail address, not a .p
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A bittorrent client is a cpu-intensive application... why would I want to use a java application for this?!
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Ukraine is (was?) the most corrupt country in Europe. It's got nothing to do with that.
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Firmware bugs can shorten the lifespan or lower the speed of a drive. On the other hand, bugs can be introduced in new versions, and reverting to an old version is not always easy to do.
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5y ago
10 days to flatten Putin.
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5y ago
It's like when they say that whites dominate managerial positions but they conveniently conflate Jews with whites.
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Do you think the difference in the standard of life is because of "having the moral ground"?
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>Losing the moral high ground degrades the whole society. How does having "the moral high ground" help the lower class of a society?
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Predictable. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=v...
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5y ago
Because they will not be developing an operating system completely for free? It makes no sense.
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I remember a service that I used 10 years ago that would do something like that. You would request to delete your account but it wouldn't work well as you stayed logged in; if you looked at your account panel most of your info was chan
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5y ago
Are you saying that these restaurants are selling food at 30% discount without even knowing what they are doing? That makes absolutely no sense.
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That's an appeal to emotion, not a rational argument. Restaurant owners should know the maximum fee that the delivery apps are charging (since they are signing the contract) and adjust prices accordingly. If they are "an elderly T
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>If the restaurant has a relationship with the food delivery company, it gets charged a fee. These fees can be so high—15 to 30 percent in many cases—that the restaurant has no hope of making a profit from the order. It's Google
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In what language do minutes have more than 60 seconds?
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