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1mo ago
Proper macOS virtualization, for example. Also, I do not want to have to upgrade my machine and OS every few years just to keep up with apps that stop working or installing, not because the hardware is no longer capable, but due to ridiculo
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Yes, the death of Windows phone was a tragedy for the mobile phone market; it had a fresh take on things, and could have stirred up healthy competition with the duopoly of iPhones and Android phones. I never could understand why MS would no
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1mo ago
Yep, vote with your wallets. It’s about time Apple learned that excellent hardware alone would not make up for what macOS lacks and where it fails for development.
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1mo ago
Well the worst one I ever saw was in New York City, of all places.
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1mo ago
Yes, but these robots can presumably go where wheels can't
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2mo ago
Have you thought about whether this is kind of backward? It is possible that having a certain genetic predisposition makes it easy or difficult to stick to a good routine. I see this in myself: No matter what I do I find it very difficult t
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2mo ago
Being alone does not equal loneliness. And merely being with people is not an antidote to loneliness. Being alone and being lonely are distinct concepts.
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The "Nana Benz" of Togo
(togoarchives.com)
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Trump's flight switch indicates severity of assassination threat by Iran
(theguardian.com)
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"Body" found in suitcase sex doll. How did NSW police get it so wrong?
(theguardian.com)
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2mo ago
Why assume every HN member has (or should have) a US-centric point of view?
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Pentagon asks soldiers for 'creative' ideas to punish Iran
(telegraph.co.uk)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
But the other question is the manner in which these were carried out, even if they were needed. There is a real chance he caused needless pain, with long draw out procedure with insufficient anesthetic.
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2mo ago
Could this not be intentional? Who wants to waste time getting a map of "shithole" countries right? /s
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2mo ago
I'm talking about the general direction this is taking. I don't think once this is established in enterprises it is going to stop there.
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This is going to make things worse for all kind of use cases that are legitimate but seem non-standard or marginal. Heck, many websites I visit on the web cannot understand why I, a Ghanaian living in Ghana, might be interested in the servi
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2mo ago
You are committing a type error. Consciousness does not necessarily arise from computation, just as simulating snowfall on the computer does not make it cold
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2mo ago
I hear you, but sometimes it is hard to understand why things just stop working for no apparent reason. One more example: Whenever I navigate to the Hacker News login page in the mobile browsers on my old iPad, I see: “Sorry”, just that, no
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2mo ago
This is what I'm starting to believe. Also, its maybe partly a systems issue: create a product with 1% tolerance for failures; if it has to interface and work with 5 other products with a similar failure rate, suddenly you have maybe 5
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ASK HN: Why has technology become so unreliable?
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Trump switched planes earlier this month due to threat from Iran proxies
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Yep, never own a domain with NameCheap. My experience was kind of opposite, but still bad nonetheless. I lost domains I had with them simply because I lost the phone I used for 2FA. After several calls to them, they requested some info. I s
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Dubai offers £600 to residents who lure friends to visit as tourism plummets
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Sorry, I meant if the couple were regular visitors to those areas in Tuscany known for malaria. I do agree that this test is still inconclusive, which was the point of my original comment. From TFA: > “Francesco and Giovanni, a young mem
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I live in Ghana, we have malaria as a common (not too common though) ailment. I have also had malaria several times, though the last time was almost 9 years ago. As I understand it, some malaria parasites can remain dormant in the body for
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Nice project, but what is "hidden" gem about Elmina castle in Ghana? If Cape Coast Castle is described as "world renowned", then Elmina should be as well. I live in Ghana their popularity is almost evenly matched. Also E
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Your article is all over the place and seems to have agenda. It is unable to stay on point and present a coherent argument. I'd rather trust the Nytimes and the UK intelligence who have confirmed these losses, than some random website
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3mo ago
Japan should be the last country with a complaint. Read up on unit 731, at least, if you are unaware of the rape of Nanking or it does not convince you.
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There is more to my comment than meets the eye. You should not assume ignorance on my part.
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Why Japan? What do they have to complain about?
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