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by noja 5y ago
This seems so un-user-friendly that I can hardly believe it is intended! But thank you for the workaround.
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Ask HN: How to edit a phone number from the dialer screen? (iPhone)
2 points by noja 5y ago|3 comments
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by noja 5y ago
You are worried about someone who physically has access to your phone and knows your passcode tracking you? That is not the problem being discussed here.
424.
by noja 5y ago
I am given the choice what I want to do, and chose the "always ignore this AirTag" option.
425.
by noja 5y ago
The chart excludes housing. It's pointless.
426.
by noja 5y ago
Yeah, at up to 37 mph.
427.
by noja 5y ago
I hate these phrases: "We believe the issue is only present on a small number of devices" -> Reads like damage limitation. Don't believe it, say why! "we are currently only aware of one user report" -> Irrel
428.
by noja 5y ago
I did :)
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Carrington Event 1859(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by noja 5y ago|0 comments
430.
by noja 5y ago
Warfare would not even be required https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event
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by noja 5y ago
Wireshark support is here!
432.
by noja 5y ago
Could you add Airplay to your Indie Shuffle app?
433.
by noja 5y ago
That looks like the Eve Room https://www.evehome.com/en/eve-room
434.
by noja 5y ago
Great! I like that you have made the table of contents useful!
435.
by noja 5y ago
I am using Hue via HomeKit, and it works differently. The automations are not cancelled, they continue.
436.
by noja 5y ago
I guess the HomeKit integration with Hue is the problem then.
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by noja 5y ago
I like this too, but I found it fails badly in a very common use case: I want the lights on brighter because of <thing>. So I do that, but then the automation starts fighting with me because it wants to dim the lights again. Very frus
438.
by noja 5y ago
OT, but I gotta say I love this retro-design (it's more visible on their homepage). A nice break from every website looking identical.
439.
by noja 5y ago
If it's needed: if the new variant is very infectious and very mild, maybe we won't need it.
440.
by noja 5y ago
.uk is not European
441.
by noja 5y ago
They took five days to decide to close right?
442.
by noja 5y ago
> If you can stomach the perf tradeoffs, compiling to WASM is much easier than this This WASM? https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/04/webassembly_stack_can...
443.
by noja 5y ago
How does it compare to shipping batteries? Is there a way to move batteries efficiently?
444.
by noja 5y ago
I love the speed and simplicity of Win2k. What would HNers change in Win2k to bring it up-to-date? What's must have features does Windows 11 have that Win2k does not?
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by noja 5y ago
> and clear as day you can see the lower part of the actors body come out a hole in the ground Screencap: https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens_goofs?file=A2blactorholep... (fixed in the bluray) from https:/&#x2F
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by noja 5y ago
Correction: and then never ratifying it themselves.
447.
by noja 5y ago
What does this do that mplayer with ascii-out doesn't?
448.
by noja 5y ago
Makes sense. Nobody (aside from special cases) will be buying combustion engines by then anyway. The "signing up" is pointless. Just as pointless as some countries cough cough agreeing to things, forcing other countries to ratif
449.
by noja 5y ago
The forever cost of a failed nuclear plant is a heavy burden.
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by noja 5y ago
Would something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B.A.T.M.A.N . work? From what I understand as people gain and lose internet connectivity through whatever means, that becomes available to the network.

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