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Sydney high school accidentally emails out confidential student health info(theguardian.com)
1 points by prawn 3y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 3y ago
Totally sick of hearing about them and their media saturation. /s
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by prawn 3y ago
I reckon it'd be typical of most companies, assuming at this point they haven't had widespread reports and info filtering down to individual stores that it's a known fault. If a given store has only seen this issue once to th
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by prawn 3y ago
It's a major (red background!) story with live coverage on The Guardian site here in Australia.
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Apple Vision Pro users reporting cracked outer surfaces(old.reddit.com)
134 points by prawn 3y ago|94 comments
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by prawn 3y ago
I think they're suggesting NameNameNumber and not WordWordNumber.
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by prawn 3y ago
Note that they were saying ban development of. Not do away with. And not necessarily for the rest of time. There are obviously loads of properties that fit the bill and would go undeveloped for many years. That said, I do think banning them
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Things unexpectedly named after people (2020)(notes.rolandcrosby.com)
354 points by prawn 3y ago|333 comments
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NBA Slam Dunk Contest Filmed for Apple Vision Pro(appleinsider.com)
2 points by prawn 3y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 3y ago
Not sure how popular rogaining is in the US, but it's very fun and might appeal to a lot of HN users. In South Australia at least, every event has map and compass lessons beforehand for newcomers. https://orienteeringusa.org
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by prawn 3y ago
There is no email in your profile.
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by prawn 3y ago
Is the virtual display feature as it's presented now likely to be a stopgap or fallback? A bit like emulation or Rosetta apps when Apple silicon was new, or running iPhone apps on an iPad. Those were things that seemed core when each w
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by prawn 3y ago
And yes, I'm sure there are business reasons for wanting to pool a company's numbers under a main company line: but tough luck. There should be no way for this to happen. Make businesses find a way around it.
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by prawn 3y ago
Wasn't the scammer on a live call in her pocket, listening in? In which case, a warning on paper might've been the best way to secretly convey the message. And also give her something tangible to review at multiple times before th
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by prawn 3y ago
Where are trades being devalued? In Australia, they seem incredibly in demand and paid well enough.
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They gave local news away for free. Virtually nobody wanted it(cjr.org)
26 points by prawn 3y ago|55 comments
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by prawn 3y ago
I think you're on the right track. We collectively have an inflated sense of what qualifies as being in an appropriate financial/lifestyle position to have children (I know, because I do it too), but it's not necessarily the
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by prawn 3y ago
Here's my related guess: many people want to wait until they feel in an appropriate position personally and financially before they have children. That might mean earning a certain amount or feeling like they have a foothold in home ow
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Atlantropa(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by prawn 3y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 3y ago
Think less "I'm working 60 hours a week for my ignorant overlord and now I'm keen to do more!" and more "I'm really struggling to find purpose and enjoy the job that I have enjoyed in the past; now I'm fee
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by prawn 3y ago
I wonder if another aspect of the external battery is that it presumably heats up, and so attaching that as a counterbalance on the headstrap would get uncomfortable?
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by prawn 3y ago
Doesn't this largely hedge his bets?
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by prawn 3y ago
I've always felt as though he's writing like someone excited to have researched something and wanting to tell people. It's not highbrow, more rollicking and as though you can imagine him grinning "this is so cool (for ne
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by prawn 3y ago
That's a good comparison. It strikes me as a visual differentiator as much as anything, which is a shallow purpose. I'd initially assumed that they'd have some grander plans for it, but I assume the lenticular aspect implies
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by prawn 3y ago
Another great thing is when you search for something they don't have, they refuse to say they don't have it. They just try to convince you to watch some off-brand equivalent, or genre-adjacent movie instead. I've recently bee
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by prawn 3y ago
One use-based charge so you're not having to individually deal with a license, registration, insurance, maintenance and fuel - that will gradually prove more and more attractive. Where I live, just the base cost to have a car before i
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by prawn 3y ago
Are there any doubts that the bulk of future (at least urban) car usage will be car-on-demand rather than individual ownership? If so, something like Uber has differentiated based on quality or capacity, rather than brand of vehicle. And Ap
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by prawn 3y ago
I'm not saying there are never situations where it's useful, just that they're uncommon and collateral damage in trying to change broader behaviour (whether by charging for bags or changing the bags on offer). In your example
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by prawn 3y ago
Has there been any vaguely reliable suggestion about their planned approach? An entire vehicle? Retrofitting existing vehicles? A layer that is licensed to auto partners? A new category of vehicle?
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by prawn 3y ago
If you search "dune streaming" in Australia, the top result (besides Google's little bits) is Netflix with the page title "Watch Dune". If you visit that page as a subscriber, it doesn't say they don't hav

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