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Presearch Has Shut Down
(news.presearch.io)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Are people who use lots of AIs butthole surfers?
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paulnpace
3mo ago
Anything active eliminates stealth.
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paulnpace
3mo ago
A threat being masqueraded as protection is a deception. I now think this has been Google's modus operandi the entire time.
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3mo ago
Yep! One way, or another, we gotta' get people out of the system.
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I Read the Palantir Manifesto
(corbettreport.com)
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4mo ago
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The Future of Session
(getsession.org)
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4mo ago
Reddit "users"
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paulnpace
4mo ago
Another company tried the Iceland root, and after growing steadily and without reporting issues (at least I never saw anything reported) just shut down one day.
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AI Data Center Map – Visualize Water and Power Impact
(aidatacentermap.org)
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Disable AI Support and Remove Connectors Screen in WordPress
(gist.github.com)
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4mo ago
My barber recently had some serious health issues and has been closed for probably over a month now. His wife posts only AI images that are not real in any way. The images are not modified, they are completely fake. I'm exhausted of al
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paulnpace
5mo ago
I've wished for a BlackBerry Bold 9900 form factor Bluetooth messaging device. Cheap and efficient messaging, though one extra thing to lug around.
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Monthly News – May 2026
(blog.linuxmint.com)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
I'm still not sure about the shoehorning of Mongolia into the discussion, but what these sorts of comments often fail to discuss is what the supply chain into new things looks like, because that can be equally destructive to the enviro
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5mo ago
OpenSMTPD was substantially rewritten in 6.4 (2018). It is the best SMTP server for the majority of use cases. Unfortunately, the portable version has been weakly supported, so it's usually only OpenBSD users than learn how great it i
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5mo ago
I did not start using Google because the results were better. I started using Google because the interface was far superior in the time before adblocking existed and after Flash existed. Search results were better because they did not conta
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5mo ago
It has happened to me and I'm not coordinating with anyone. I have also experienced very rapidly upvoted submissions flagged, then I notified HN admins, had the post unflagged, but after that time it was deep past page 12 and got like
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5mo ago
Weird. Even my own link shows the correct price now for when I submitted the archive request, but initially it was showing the previous price (and I checked on different devices with different browsers on completely different networks).
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paulnpace
5mo ago
That is many people's posts when I am reviewing new submissions.
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paulnpace
5mo ago
HN has the oddest karma system. I've seen submissions get 3 upvotes in the first minute and never another upvote.
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5mo ago
I wonder if any of these sites will see any meaningful drop in users, or if they even care.
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Samsung.com serves lower prices to Archive.org
(web.archive.org)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
But they create a new problem for themselves of converting consumers into non-brand loyalty pure price hunters. I don't think I'm speaking for myself when I say I will use the other guy if it saves me a penny for the rest of my li
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5mo ago
The demand side is the world's "investors" buying up a product without producing profit. This results in locking out companies operating without such "investors" from accessing the product and using it to produce pr
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5mo ago
https://archive.is/JCKcp
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5mo ago
This drive was delivered to me from Amazon in December for $189.99 (plus tax).
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EVO SATA 2.5 inch 2TB SSD $1039.99
(samsung.com)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
MS Office is not an open source project. When someone has an issue getting something like Notepad++ running with Wine, they have the option to inform the Notepad++ project or if they possess the skills, submit a change so that Notepad++ wil
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5mo ago
Indeed, and in general. Popular, well supported open source project around for decades not available in POSIX, somehow? In Linux, the only things I don't have with Wine are whatever the other clipboard is that highlighting text gets fi
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