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pcdoodle
3y ago
Lightning doesn't require waiting. Block time is not relevant unless you're sending a very large amount of money.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
No way in hell.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Sorry to hijack but pretty much all your other comments are censored on HN. Why can't we have interesting conversations here?
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pcdoodle
3y ago
The updated version is good too (m720), it's both bluetooth and the oldschool USB adapter in the base. AA battery powered / buy it for life design.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Cool! I'll check that out!
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I never want to hear this stuff but you know they're going to make it available for every content junkie publishing hype beast low effort mouth open consumer product placement having youtuber so it's going to be forced into your e
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I go back to watch FBC it every 5 years, it's absolutely fantastic in every way and for anyone.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Actual hacker stuff on HN. Thanks OP
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Organic maps will install under linux and is fantastic. I like using a larger screen for planning stuff ahead.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I appreciate this. HN scares me sometimes.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
This works for me too having my youtube account logged in. Steps: click the U icon, click the gear, click filter list, click Purge, click Update. Ads are gone again while logged in. You might have to do it again every now and then.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
It got to the point for us when a customer with gmail would ask for an update about their order with us, we couldn't get an email back in front of them.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I don't like the idea of people being scared of RSS. Why drop something like this? If someone has really good ideas i'd like the option to get notified in a simple feed.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
The 2016 iPhone SE shared the same chassis and IMO was the pinnacle of smartphones, big enough screen to have great functionality and small enough that you wouldn't glue yourself to it.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
I just realized. This is Gen-Z's 911. Now let's go to the middle east! Don't ask about 7.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
This will get censored... "We don't like abrasive hacker types round here."
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pcdoodle
3y ago
VB blows everything else today out of the water. Most kids would lose interest when you mention the word environment or toolchain. Being able to visually draw a control and then click the control to add code to its events was the best motiv
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pcdoodle
3y ago
As funny as this comment is, I really think the bitcoin blockchain is an implementation of a truth engine. It's currently a ledger for most people but you can be pretty damn sure what has been written 1 hour ago, is the absolute truth.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
There's no second best!
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pcdoodle
3y ago
21 million is easy to understand in comparison.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Reviewing laptops is surface level work. I am jealous of the 1,000 nit display though, if only i could get a mouse cursor instead of a "moving touch bubble" for RDP sessions over iOS...
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Duty cycle and dosage duration? This kinda info should be "open source".
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Sounds like the OP has a boat that can float even with 50% power. Your advice is good and fits most sizes and I would like to present the flip side of the coin: 10 years in the game is a lot credential wise and I think could be an opportuni
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Good info. Most Pi's are kept slightly warm for later consumption :)
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pcdoodle
3y ago
These optiplex also idle around 5W and have more than enough horsepower for pretty much anything. I do like the pi for the long term form factor as bad as I think it is.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
The simplest way it was put was like this: you buy a book and pay the initial price. Then you pay with your time to read it. Simplified but gives you an idea because everything we bring in, needs something else from you at some point in the
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Why do we even need WebP? Who decided it was a good idea? It wont even render a preview thumbnail on older systems and wants to open in a browser by default (yuck! this is a picture) png, jpg and the others are good enough.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
"The zero-day (CVE-2023-42824) is caused by a weakness discovered in the XNU kernel that enables local attackers to escalate privileges on unpatched iPhones and iPads." Do they mean local like LAN? These explanations are starting
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pcdoodle
3y ago
Multiple streams of income / selling your skills until you can work exclusively on what you want. Lowering overhead helps too: Learning to love what you have and another thing i learned on HN: for everything you buy, you buy it twice.
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pcdoodle
3y ago
My question: Who isn't holding the bag in this climate?
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