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3y ago
I feel like this post gets posted to HN every few months. Not as frequently as that, but a bit: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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3y ago
When accessing from UK: "This content is not available in your country/region." Holy moly. How is this even still a thing?
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Do We Still Need the Pips?
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3y ago
Yeah - it kind of blew my mind when I picked up a cheap DVBS satellite receiver box recently, tuned my dish to a satellite that carried German services, and found plain old Teletext running beautifully well on HD TV channels, rendered pixel
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3y ago
Ah thanks for this clarification - I was wondering what the need was for the RF modulation and if it was necessary for just plain old TV use. Great project and thanks for bringing the possibility to my attention!
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3y ago
Had to look up Insomnia - hadn't heard of it before in the UK. Seems to be only in Ireland and across the English midlands. https://www.insomnia.ie/nearest-coffee-shop
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3y ago
I've never seen it in the UK, but having seen it in Cyprus, I will have to check out Greek Cypriot stores in London now...
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3y ago
Took me way too long to realise this was about VSCode, not the image editor VSCO. I need a coffee.
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3y ago
The redirect has always been a bit annoying and I found on mobile if you click a link, see it load the t.co URL, then quickly go back and click again, it instead loads the actual linked URL. So I just instinctively do this now.
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3y ago
Today I learned what a green username means
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Ask HN: What did you recently learn you've been doing wrong your whole life?
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I asked ChatGPT to write me some code to create a running playlist in Spotify
(sambail.com)
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4y ago
British guy here: sorry if this is a silly question but are you talking about an actual radio station which is just people talking about repairing cars? That’s so interesting! Nothing like that here. Maybe the odd specialist show once a wee
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I can’t readily find when these became a thing but search for ‘pantry transmitter’ - I’m fairly sure that, whether for kids to muck around with, or to play the sound of your own vinyl records on another radio in your own home, these kinds o
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Everything Should Have an API: I'm Done with Closed Services
(rknight.me)
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4y ago
No, I know - thank you - but I mean there is no Explorer at that path in regedit for me.
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4y ago
I don't see an Explorer folder under that path on my installation.
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Android one-ups Apple’s satellite SOS with general-purpose satellite SMS
(arstechnica.com)
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4y ago
This is stunning. Thanks!
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Burning CDs with Blood Orange in the Basement of Madison Square Garden
(pitchfork.com)
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Responsible Disclosure: XSS in Macmillan's Website
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367 comments here, and not a single one left at the original article's own blog! What a missed opportunity.
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A Playground, a Wellspring
(robinrendle.com)
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This is so valid. I first encountered this in Songkick's gig archives, which - correctly, I would say - would update the names of venues when they changed. Unexpectedly - and I would say incorrectly - my archive would then occasionally
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5y ago
Amusingly, given this topic, when I clicked your ello link, I had to accept a cookie consent, ignore a request to 'join the creators network' (whatever that means), and the page itself has a floating header. Oh, and yes, on Chrome
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5y ago
That's really cool. So your tracked tracks (so to speak) helped inform maps of the trails you walked?
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5y ago
If it's the one that features a line like "gin-fuelled despair", then it's the one I thought of as well. Edit: huh, it's not. I'll try and find the one I'm thinking of.
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6y ago
This is true but I think the point is about not having your email touch Google's servers - forwarding from your Gmail account means Google still gets to see your incoming email.
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Thank You for 20 Years of Discogs
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The curious pirate Hamilton video
(a.wholelottanothing.org)
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