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by petodo 4y ago
even earlier, 5:30-5:45 actually reported by guests, 5:43 fire alarm after broken front glass preliminary cause - material fatigue
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by petodo 4y ago
Can someone please explain motivation of people downvoting copypaste of article, so people can read it here, if they wish? Nobody stops anyone from clicking the link.
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by petodo 4y ago
It's not his website? What has layout of his website to do with other companies?
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by petodo 4y ago
Dell continues tinkering with what it hopes to be a repairable laptop like the Framework Laptop. Last year, it showed off Concept Luna, a clamshell designed to easily disassemble for easy repairs, upgrades, and harvested components. This ye
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Dell concept laptop has pop-out components, disassembles screwdriver-free(arstechnica.com)
9 points by petodo 4y ago|2 comments
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by petodo 4y ago
CTRL+A solves this readability issue easily, but I don't think this (dimming) is the right way treating the comments (HN should just allow sorting like Chronological, most upvoted, basically Reddit sorting since it use reddit tags anyw
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Do Airplanes Have Parachutes?(executiveflyers.com)
2 points by petodo 4y ago|0 comments
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by petodo 4y ago
why does headline use only half the screen width on mobile, which is already very narrow in usual portrait orientation
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by petodo 4y ago
Yeah, I thought about this, but by your logic you are never sharing live location of a person, it's always just hardware, whether it's airtag or smartphone and you could always argue you are sharing location of device, but privacy
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by petodo 4y ago
Educate educate educate. Don't even try to solve this within generation, this is something which need to be really through generations. Educate people how bad cigarettes are for them and others and you can use also soft propaganda as p
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by petodo 4y ago
As nonsmoker I'm strongly against this, when did alcohol prohibition, war on drugs or their COVID restrictions worked? You will just anger people and it seems completely unnecessary considering there is steady decline in smokers and th
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by petodo 4y ago
Targetting/locking bank accounts of people protesting against one of the most authoritarian COVID restrictions in the world?
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by petodo 4y ago
actually discussed here, but it didn't gain a lot of points, so not much visibility for such big news https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33967454
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by petodo 4y ago
Already submitted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33970434
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New Zealand passes legislation banning cigarettes for future generations(bbc.com)
175 points by petodo 4y ago|217 comments
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by petodo 4y ago
https://archive.ph/8yCqv
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Scientists Achieve Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough with Blast of 192 Lasers(nytimes.com)
6 points by petodo 4y ago|1 comments
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by petodo 4y ago
Don't forget Vangelis few months ago.
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by petodo 4y ago
So he survived Vangelis only by 7 months. Though I am still missing the most Jóhann Jóhannsson, soon it will be 5 years. Both composer and singer of this Twin peaks track both passed this year. :-( https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by petodo 4y ago
they try to avoid people accidentally switching it off, it's much less harm if you hear it than vice versa
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by petodo 4y ago
It doesn't really matter under what setting it's placed in the OS, but "emergency alerts" or CB is clearly network setting/service, so it's not surprising carrier can control status of this setting/service
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by petodo 4y ago
As someone who is writing I can understand why nobody reads them. If you actually read them you will find out company is not responsible for anything and can do whatever they want with your data, so it's kinda pointless to read them si
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by petodo 4y ago
Yes, I am aware carrier can control carrier/network settings since those are loaded from network anyway, you can try to override them, but obviously if it's something like Cell Broadcast, call forwarding/barring or caller ID