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by phs318u 1y ago
Luxury! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VKHFZBUTA4k
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by phs318u 1y ago
Would the latency be good enough for gaming though?
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by phs318u 1y ago
> Truly we live in the stupidest timeline. Wholeheartedly agree. Truly, I look around and see no shortage of evidence for this assertion. EDITED to make it clear I am agreeing with parent.
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by phs318u 1y ago
> many of the early covid vaccine shots caused blood clots and killed people No. “Many” is the absolute wrong qualifier here. By mid 2024, over 13 billion doses of vaccine had been administered. I don’t know what number of people died of
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by phs318u 1y ago
Yes. Same as HN username.
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by phs318u 1y ago
Can you please fix the email login on iOS? The Google login works but not the email one.
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by phs318u 1y ago
Email login seems to be broken on iOS?
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by phs318u 1y ago
Just tried on Firefox on Linux with uBlock origin enabled and it seems to be working.
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by phs318u 1y ago
Hi. I just paid for the lifetime access. I can’t login. I put in my email, click the magic link I get, and I just get the same unlogged-in vexly page. I’ve turned off adblockers thinking that may be blocking a cookie or something. No deal.
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by phs318u 1y ago
Any kind of proof? Because at this stage, you're reminding me of the scene in the Monty Python film "Life of Brian" when poor old Brian keeps denying that he is the messiah only to be told by his followers that "Only the
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by phs318u 1y ago
This is what I was going to ask, but I assume that the ACPI.SYS driver (which wraps the ASUS ACPI BIOS implementation) is signed by Microsoft, which means "not unless you allow unsigned drivers", which I don't even know if th
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by phs318u 1y ago
Oracle doesn’t need one. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32596903
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What we’re seeing is an increasing pool of people - the lowest x% of earners - being effectively shut out of most of the economy. The last time we had a majority of individuals responsible for producing much of the economy’s output, yet un
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by phs318u 1y ago
When I wake up at 4am and my brain instantly starts non-stop looping and branching across all sorts of thoughts and topics, most of which have nothing to do with work, then no - ADHD isn’t just a problem with my work environment. My work en
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I honestly think that while technical constraints will eventually be solved, show me the insurance premiums for everyday citizen use (not specialised use cases), and I’ll tell you whether we’re ever going to see everyday flying cars like th
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Though it may be tempting to summarily dismiss this due to the individuals involved and their historically elastic relationship to the truth, even a broken clock is right twice a day. The investigation (paid for) by the mother seems to have
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by phs318u 1y ago
When the nuclear industry feels confident enough to not need its own special law to protect it from liability in case of accidents, I’ll feel a little more confident in their safety rhetoric. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Ding ding ding! We have a winner!
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by phs318u 1y ago
Most posts are rightly focusing on the dangers of the lethal trifecta. Nevertheless, Anthropic have got a reasonable set of safeguards in place e.g. https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/12012173-getting-s...
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Ask HN: Approaches to decluttering a disorganised digital hoard?
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"... miniature meals" Or as we call them in the rest of the world: meals. https://www.infographicsarchive.com/infographic-serving-size...
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by phs318u 1y ago
This issue alone is driving me to switch to Microsoft for a particular use-case where I inherited a Google Apps for Domains account. Why anyone who knows the history of Google's behaviour with respect to supporting businesses that are
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by phs318u 1y ago
No. I don’t believe most people can see “with their own eyes” anything of the sort. They definitely feel the pain. But the ability of most people to correctly ascribe their pain to a semi-reasonable, possibly-likely source is utter rubbish.
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by phs318u 1y ago
Ah yes. The “elites”. The invisible yet omnipresent, subtle yet ubiquitous, global cabal that no matter how fragmented and divided society gets, always speaks with one voice[0] and acts in seamless unison. [0] It’s an endless source of fas
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by phs318u 1y ago
...blonde, blue-eyed, round-eyed, strong-jawed, big-dicked, big boobed, you name it, you can have it!
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by phs318u 1y ago
Yes, and there will be others rolling their eyes and calling out all this "woke" acceptance. On a serious note, if the world is a lot more accepting, it's mostly because the youngest generations are a lot more accepting, and
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by phs318u 1y ago
This thesis would explain J.D. Vance being effectively MIA during the whole Trump-Epstein saga. What's that saying about never letting a good catastrophe go unused?
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by phs318u 1y ago
Off topic, and please forgive the way my mind works, but having read your comment I couldn't help thinking that the interpretive ambiguity would be resolved if the unit stated was "pulls" per minute (128 ppm while vigorous, i
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by phs318u 1y ago
You are proving my point. "No true Scotsman".
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by phs318u 1y ago
The sheer amount of evidence that the effect is indeed predominantly human-caused is so vast and convincing that at this point, failure to accept it reads like closed minds repeating the "No true Scotsman" fallacy.

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