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by netsharc 1mo ago
AFAIK there are a lot of Javascript implementations, e.g.: https://www.bryanbraun.com/after-dark-css/
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by netsharc 1mo ago
SEPA uses your IBAN (account number), and one can also enter this account number for payment, implicitly allowing the store to withdraw money from it...
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by netsharc 1mo ago
Hmmm, got a sniff of slop, couldn't continue reading...
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by netsharc 1mo ago
I don't think MP3s were a widespread thing in August 1995. That makes me wonder what the first pirated song was that was ripped to MP3 and provided for download over the Internet...
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by netsharc 1mo ago
And goodtime.avi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqL1BLzn3qc
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by netsharc 1mo ago
It's WIN.COM, by the way. When Windows didn't have a driver for some hardware, it would tell you it's "using 16-bit driver" (or was it DOS driver?). So it's all 32-bit. Hah, this reminds me of Win32s on Windows
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by netsharc 1mo ago
I'd enjoy it if the rules with some graphics are displayed near the game, for newbies. e.g. show a word with some green letters and that they have to be in the same spot in the other word. e.g. FUBAR with green B -> __B__ FUBAR with
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by netsharc 1mo ago
https://walzr.com/who-wed-who?q=Smtih&kind=last Huh. DuckDuckGo also shows a lot of results, including from content farms like "last name meaning". But they all feel like they're just misspelled database
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by netsharc 1mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jun/26/eu-rollb...
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by netsharc 1mo ago
> The US could switch every ICE vehicle to EV's and install solar and wind turbines in every inch of the country and it won't combat what's going on in China, India and other developing countries that rely on coal for chea
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by netsharc 1mo ago
Can I have 1.5% of your net worth? Ohhh, carbon neutral energy generation, if only we could use that to replace the non-neutral energy sources, instead of using it to power virtual X-Ray goggles so MAGA incels can goon at "naked Taylor
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by netsharc 1mo ago
One kid needs a goatie: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2F...
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by netsharc 1mo ago
Feels kind of pathetic high-schooler level response... "oh well, we're just going to laugh it off, please join us. Enjoy your sloppily* made medal!" * whether AI-assisted or just lazy human slop that went unnoticed up all the
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by netsharc 2mo ago
I suppose I got lucky with the search terms on YouTube, I remember watching a documentary showing the first sight of the reactor filmed from a helicopter, and the narrator saying "The flashes of light on the footage are due to radiatio
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Reminds me of the radiation after Chernobyl causing flashes on the physical film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOLBEx5DBaE
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Ah yeah, if I ask a company to design and build me a bridge, I'm a bridge engineer!
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Meanwhile whole warships of sailors are getting mentally wrecked. Heck of a job, Donnie. If they had a cause to fight for, they'd probably have more resilience, but it's just a ship being swayed bu the back-and-forth of moronic de
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by netsharc 2mo ago
HN headline in 3 months: "I hacked a mouse jiggler to generate fake steps for my pedometer".
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by netsharc 2mo ago
So is that a defense of the broken system? Feels like their job is mostly to enrich the corporations profiteering from these inefficiencies, they're doing admin fighting the sick and dying who also gained the job of admin of fighting t
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Ah, 2026... When the "tech write up" on page 1 of "Hacker News" is some genius selling an LLM creating a VM as "wrote a driver". OP should probably add this to his list of accomplishments on LinkedIn...
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by netsharc 2mo ago
So, is this an announcement of the changes, or a press release announcing an announcement? God damn it all to hell when even the comms department issues stupid crap like this.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Maybe have n versions of the CD (maybe 16, or 32), so there are n decryption keys. When the buyer recites the code over the phone, the program run by the salesperson can identify which key is used based on the number. The hacker groups woul
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Man, if I were id, I'd sue the hell out of Testdrive for selling me that broken security system...
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by netsharc 2mo ago
> But using them to pay for utilities or rent seems like a colossally bad idea. You_Dont_Say.gif As the article mentions, these are probably people who don't have the money in their bank accounts to pay for those things straight awa
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Huh, it has grouping for the multiple choice, so for a red and white flag (2 horizontal stripes) with some stars the options are Monaco, Indonesia, Singapore, Poland. All of which are horizontally striped and have those 2 colors. Same with
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by netsharc 2mo ago
I got the email that they're burying Assistant in September... I use it on the phone to set alarms, add tasks or calendar events, I swipe up on the home screen to launch the app, and talk. For calendar, speech ("add calendar event
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Hah, the app to view the file format that simulates paper documents has AI now... (PDF/Adobe Reader).
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by netsharc 2mo ago
It's not Google's issue, it's (other) user error, those folks think their address is x, although x belongs to you instead.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Must've been this guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Engels Funny how the 2 mean are in each other's story as "anonymous" extras.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Skimmed through this. One heading is "The gap was never coverage. It was wiring.". Smeḷls very AI sloppy, won't bother reading... I used to read anything and everything on HN, but my allergy to slop has made me stop doing tha

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