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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Apple just needs to make it easier to install Linux on these machines. Or, make their own server software that's "good enough". Like OS X server but actually good. But I doubt they would do this well. It would be way, way too
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
> There were two strings printed with labels “SSID” and “Pwd”. I froze in horror. They wouldn’t dare. It is literally 3 meter distance. These are embedded devices, they do not need this complexity… > Socket.IO! Wow, I honestly did not
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
In the past 7 years, Apple has doubled down on improving WebKit. I think if you tried it now, you'd find Safari is basically the same as Firefox.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
"Safari is not supported yet" Is Safari really that hard to develop for? Name one feature this site needs that won't run in safari. WebKit has been getting a lot better recently, I feel like not supporting Safari at this poin
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
This is like giving someone a book you wrote to proofread, with your password unintentionally in the text. They use it to login and then tell you about it. Sure, they shouldn't have logged in, but it doesn't feel like it deserves
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Not Paid – Fade away their site if they don't pay(github.com)
2 points by orenlindsey 3y ago|0 comments
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
What if someone actually wants to deliver food? Maybe you like driving, you like being alone in your car and listening to music or podcasts, shuttling food orders around the town. Maybe it's fun for you.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Here's the book with the John Lassetter cover if anyone wants it: https://www.amazon.com/Design-Implementation-UNIX-Operating-... There's a "Used - Good" quality one for $4.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Seems like a solution looking for a problem. We don't need food delivery robots, people are happy to do the same thing (just look at Uber eats, DoorDash, postmates, etc). And since the robots already charge you a delivery fee, you may
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
So crazy that things like this still happen in production. I mean, maybe I have survivorship bias (we never hear about the companies that don't have security flaws, or the hundreds of APIs that are completely secure), but it should be
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
People didn't always do certain things (like committing suicide) the easy way, they often did them in the most dramatic way possible. This was generally true up until around the Industrial Revolution.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Can someone copy the text and post it here? I can't see the post.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
It's so funny to read these emails, but I would put some kind of disclaimer in the license about how to get actual help if you're being hacked, or something like that.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/want-my-rss/
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
You should publish the dataset or provide an API to get it. I found what seems to be a dataset but it doesn't have a clear structure.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Also, the most expensive McDonald's is actually connected to a gas station, which might be part of the high price. It's actually one of two on opposite sides of the highway (for travelers in either direction). The westbound side i
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
There seems to be a big area centered in Arizona where they're more expensive. There's seemingly no reason for it.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
https://superuser.com/questions/969694/why-fonts-on-mac-os-x... This explains better than I can
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Macs are king when it comes to font rendering. It was prioritized in the original Macintosh and Apple still has the most solid font engine to this day.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
It's been removed from Amazon.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Or, they're just drop-shipping stuff from China and they don't speak English so they use an AI to create a title.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
That's crazy lol, how do the people who make these not think about what they're putting in?
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Tell HN: So many tech companies are having layoffs
13 points by orenlindsey 3y ago|5 comments
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
We really shouldn't have waited this long to start transitioning to clean energy. If 2050 really is the point of no return (somewhere around then, from what I've heard), we'll have to replace over a century of infrastructure
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
> Cybertruck vs Cybertruck crash An unstoppable force hitting an immovable object.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
Apparently the big problem is repair costs. They should buy Cybertrucks, those things are indestructible. One got in a head-on collision recently and didn't even get dented, no one in either car was hurt Edit: this is a joke, by the wa
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
> Unless you eat the thing Normal batteries aren't good for you if you do that, either.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
I always thought the load bearing Mac mini was a myth, it's such an impossible story and it's been so widely shared. I guess it's just a case of programmers taking the easiest route and having it backfire.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
I thought it was weird that they would release new GPUs now, but I'm not complaining. The more GPUs the better.
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by orenlindsey 3y ago
This product is the first step to the real future of tech. Just like the iPhone took years to catch on (similarly to Vision Pro, the big problem was price), this product's successors will be the market leaders for all tech in 5 years (

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