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nfriedly
2y ago
Listen to the audio book. I did, and it's very good. I wouldn't call myself a slow reader, but I just don't have the time to sit and read paper books very often. Instead I listen to audio books while driving, doing chores, et
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nfriedly
2y ago
Yeah, it was meant to clarify the title, but it looks like the title got changed after I posted that.
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2y ago
"Existing noncompetes with workers other than senior executives are not enforceable after the effective date." Going forward, new no new non-competes are allowed, even for senior executives.
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FTC adopts a comprehensive ban on new noncompetes with all workers
(ftc.gov)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I have a 13 " AMD, and I've been pretty happy with it. Windows basically just worked*, Linux needed a couple of tweaks to get the Wi-Fi and touchpad behaving better, but I think they might both be fixed upstream at this point. The
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nfriedly
3y ago
Audiobooks and game ROMs (GC, Wii, PS1, PS2) are the two big ones at the moment. Also any photos or videos I capture on my phone, although it was also get backed up to cloud storage. In the past I've carried a music library and some mo
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nfriedly
3y ago
Some of the things that keep me on Android include: * Iceraven (Firefox) - I use a number of extensions that make the internet much more pleasant, including ublock origin, ublacklist, dark reader, violent monkey, keepa, augmented steam, and
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3y ago
'Callendar' should be capitalized in the title, as it's his last name. (I assume HN automatically changed it.)
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The First OneWrt One Prototype (Router Board from OpenWrt and Banana Pi)
(liliputing.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I initially thought of my RG35XX+ when I read "the game console in your pocket" and thought "no, it's not region locked". Then I realized this was a discussion about iPhones and yes, they are region locked now. But,
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A New Vision for Consumer Hardware – Framework [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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What if everyone jumped at once? [Xkcd's What If?] [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
Framework posted a response to this at https://frame.work/blog/enabling-software-longevity ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40054383 ) It feels like a good response to me, similar to nrp's com
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3y ago
This is undoubtedly in response to https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/frameworks-software-... which was discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40039450 I feel like it's a
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3y ago
I wonder if the publisher is A/B testing various titles? For me, the title is "The big new way to get rich" with a sub-heading of "Want to make a fortune? Target bored young men who want to make a fortune." Looks l
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3y ago
Yeah, my current LG monitor had some bugs with DP 1.4 that were resolved through a firmware update. It was a replacement for a different LG monitor that falsely advertised 60W USB PD "laptop charging", when it could only actually
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nfriedly
3y ago
I used to have an Asus monitor at work that would freeze completely if I had a macbook plugged in when it woke from sleep. I had to always remember to first press some buttons to wake it up then plug in my laptop. If I forgot, I would have
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3y ago
I've been pretty happy with my AMD Framework 13. There's been a couple of hiccups, but things have mostly worked well and I've gotten help, or at least explanations from the community forums for most issues I've hit. (He
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3y ago
Presumably because the paywall is very porus. And, I suppose, there are a few HN people who have subscriptions. And probably a few who just upvote based on the title. (I think it only takes 4 up votes to hit the front page if they happen qu
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3y ago
I wish we put 10% as much money into public transit as we do for cars and their associated infrastructure. The roads would be more open for people who do enjoy driving. And folks like me could kick back and let the bus driver/train eng
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3y ago
I don't know... at $10, I almost certainly would have just passed. At $3 I decided to buy it, and then when I saw the source for a couple of bucks more I bought that too.
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3y ago
I found this via https://500mile.email/ - I had seen a lot of the stories there before, but this one was new to me and I thought folks here might appreciate it.
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3y ago
For those unaware: https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The-Clbuttic-Mistake-
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The greatest bug I never fixed (2010)
(blog.makandra.com)
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3y ago
FullStory | Atlanta or Remote (USA) | https://www.fullstory.com/ FullStory provides analytics and session replay for mobile apps and websites. We have several engineering roles open: * Senior Software Engineer - https:
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3y ago
The product URL is https://shop.fairphone.com/fairbuds but I like liliputing's overview better. They look kind of chunky, but I think that the repairability might make it worth it. Here's hoping they get released
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Fairphone's Fairbuds are repairable Bluetooth earbuds with replaceable batteries
(liliputing.com)
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3y ago
I think either would be an improvement over the current situation. I'd be happy with regulations that put a cap on the fees, similar to what the EU has. I want payment methods to compete by offering better service for lower fees, not b
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3y ago
> It's simple, and mostly no-nonsense. Yeah, that's the other reason I like it: I rarely have to think about it. Both paying off the monthly balance and cashing out the rewards are fully automated. All I have to remember to do
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3y ago
My credit card is a Fidelity 2% cash back Visa. (I think it was originally American Express, but it's Visa now. Presumably that happened sometime after 2016.) I don't travel much, so getting cash deposited into my brokerage is mor
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