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by ornornor 9mo ago
The rule is simple IMO: whatever you’re doing, if it impacts people beyond your own sphere then you’re the problematic one. Playing loud music, your neighbours can hear it => you’re the problem Smoking and having the smoke pollute your n
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Your data has to be decrypted somewhere to be useable, how would that work?
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by ornornor 9mo ago
To each their own.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
There is a lot of variance amongst third party/clone tags. I had some grey plastic losanges for a while they were junk and all ended up in the trash. Now I have a bunch of Hoco tags and they’re decent (especially for the price) Would l
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Can confirm. Things just work in Switzerland. It’s a tough change to live/go back elsewhere.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
When working for LUL (London Underground limited) I was told to never run towards an emergency because you risk tripping and falling and then you’re another person that needs help instead of being able to provide the help. So maybe that’s w
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Teams won by being bundled with the rest of the Microsoft stack and shoved down captive (corporate) users throats.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Got it
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Okay? Is that good or bad or what?
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Good to know. I’m never using one of those then, as terrible as the stock iPhone keyboard is.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Does it send all your keystrokes to google though? That’s how most free keyboards work on android afaik so I’m wondering
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by ornornor 9mo ago
What do you do that doesn't need to be tested? I have a playbook for my dotfiles/rebuilding a personal machine from scratch. So I test that the files end up where they're supposed to be, the permissions, the packages, that wh
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by ornornor 9mo ago
There is a Suisse in France, but no France in Switzerland afaik
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by ornornor 9mo ago
They’re living things, just like you are. And they’re paying the price of our poor decisions without any agency in the matter.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
About ansible: I really like the idea and popularity of ansible but find it so painful to use. YAML sucks, and testing is not straightforward (I use molecule in docker containers with geerlingguy’s spécial images) What’s your workflow for w
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by ornornor 9mo ago
> his notional net worth increases (AMZN has never paid a dividend). But that’s exactly the loophole: you can borrow for very cheap against this notional equity without incurring a cent in taxes (since divodends are never paid out)
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by ornornor 9mo ago
You can also get preorder items, it adds to the total. Your actual items hips right away but the preorder doesn’t. Once you get your item, cancel the preorder and you’re done.
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by ornornor 9mo ago
Amazon gets a commission on the sale and doesn’t bear the cost of the returns. What’s not to like/where is the problem/everybody wins/nothing to see here
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by ornornor 10mo ago
> Instead of a 2000 USD proprietary touchscreen that will be obsolete in 3 years, the dashboard could be just a double DIN slot and a heavy-duty, universal tablet mount with a 100W USB-C PD port. The car provides the power and the speake
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by ornornor 10mo ago
Very clean design, congrats! I’d love to see a section describing the glyph’s usage (I usual have to check Wikipedia for that) and which compose key sequence to use to type it. For instance on Linux (maybe other OSes too?) you can type <
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Ask HN: Will HN ever get a dark theme?
2 points by ornornor 10mo ago|3 comments
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by ornornor 10mo ago
IMO programming on windows is just asking for punishment. Unless it’s a Microsoft language, you’re so much better off on Linux or macOS.
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by ornornor 10mo ago
Versioning sucks (the references are mutable), debugging sucks, you cant run them locally.
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by ornornor 10mo ago
My understanding is that the standard program doesn’t allow for the optimizations that other programs do. It’s something like “must wash at 60C for 2h and perform a rinse cycle for 30 minutes” or something to that effect, so that everyone r
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by ornornor 10mo ago
Yes, check the power and water usage table in the manual: all the ones I’ve checked (in Europe), the eco program is not eco when compared to others (especially auto if it’s there) Eco is just the standard program they have to ship and must
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by ornornor 10mo ago
Maybe it’s a European thing. The eco program is the one mandated by law and the one they use for the energy rating. But for machines that have a table showing power and water use, it’s never the most efficient one (in all the ones I checked
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by ornornor 10mo ago
Check the user manual. The default program is usually not the most energy and water efficient one but rather the mandatory one for certifying the machine. Same thing for dishwashers, the “eco” program is often not the best especially if you
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by ornornor 10mo ago
The supermarkets I use aren’t like yours then. There is way more surface dedicated to meat and dairy than to their alternatives. Typically it’s rows of freezers and fridges for meat and dairy, and a third of an alley for alternatives.
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by ornornor 11mo ago
There are usually 10 aisles of meat/meat-related products, and 1/2 aisle of "not meat" products (exaggerated to make my point.) Meat and dairy lobbies are very strong in France, and it's obvious from ads/store
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by ornornor 11mo ago
I am amazed that a French supermarket selling food is advertising switching to vegetables rather than meat and milk! What a time to be alive

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