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6mo ago
if you copy a url, then select some text and paste the url, it should turn the text into a clickable link
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6mo ago
good one
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6mo ago
Talcum powder is at high risk of being contaminated with asbestos, you basically should not use it on your body because you can't be sure. It has been known since the 60s, but it took until 2023 (and 30k lawsuits) for J&J to finall
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7mo ago
pfff, root, back in my day we hacked a vending machine with a lighter and got free coke. No idea who discovered it, but the machine back at my school had an infrared interface for servicing, and you could trigger an interrupt with the flash
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7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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7mo ago
quad9
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7mo ago
No. Drawers.
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7mo ago
Link to the actual thing this is about https://human-organ-atlas.esrf.fr
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7mo ago
Looks like he is still doing his thing here https://www.instagram.com/letspainttv/
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7mo ago
that's a feature
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7mo ago
They made name and email optional. You just click a button on their page. The endpoint was hit 2.5 Million times.
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7mo ago
https://vanhunteradams.com/Pico/AM_Radio/AM.html
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The Windows Interface Guidelines (1995) [pdf]
(ics.uci.edu)
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7mo ago
yeah but did it have wallpapers
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7mo ago
I miss those times :(
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7mo ago
@grok is this true?
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7mo ago
It must be a coincidence that someone posted it here. No way these two things are related.
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8mo ago
No.
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10mo ago
You put that in your inkjet printer?
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10mo ago
I bet that's been happening in many prisons. You can fly high enough on a calm day and drop stuff silently.
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10mo ago
Makes me want to try some leather work, seems simple enough to do with the right tools.
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10mo ago
Actual rolls of wall paper would probably sell better.
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10mo ago
yeah those are FDM 3d printed, unlikely that they are doing that in production for such simple pieces of plastic, it surely must be a prototype.
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10mo ago
Which mobile browsers? Neither Chrome nor Firefox do this on my Android.
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11mo ago
Insane that this is legal in the US.
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11mo ago
It's an acceptable solution only if you used it as an excuse to buy a 3D scanner.
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11mo ago
> I wonder why we find these features endearing It's a side effect, evolution made sure we take care of our offspring.
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11mo ago
It's just Ashton Kutcher trying to save our children.
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11mo ago
Let me ground you a bit. This feature is 20 years old. The data is stored in NTFS alternate data streams. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_of_the_Web
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1y ago
Exactly.
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