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The main issue I seem to have isn't with push vs. pull but with pushing on the hinge side of the door due to a push bar that looks the same the whole way across.
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5y ago
I like that domain search; thanks for the tip.
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5y ago
After working the search terms a bit I was able to get hn.algolia.com to bring it up, but Google ends up being more efficient about it.
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5y ago
OK, I was able to find it through a Google site: search. Is there a more direct (on-site) way?
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Ask HN: How do you find an old post that has been hidden?
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Why Donald Trump Is Suing Big Tech
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Whistleblower thought he would get a big payout, but got nothing and went broke
(wsj.com)
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No. I hate the look of dark mode and thus choose not to publish my site with that option.
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This is Coloradoans' loss for now. Companies can afford to exclude Colorado. When a significant number of additional states do similarly, then it will be companies' loss and the trend will change.
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Uyghur Genocide
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Propaganda campaign to promote CCP history largest mass-education since Mao era
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Combating Spoofed Robocalls with Caller ID Authentication (Stir/Shaken in 2 Wks)
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An informant and a messaging app led to global crime sting
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5y ago
I loved the ducky tour of Montreal, driving through the historic old city and into the St. Laurence River for the second half of the tour. Other than these bus-boats I have never seen a civilian amphibious vehicle.
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daedtech.com - Erik Dietrich - software, consulting, entrepreneurship, slow travel while doing the aforementioned
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The Wuhan Lab Leak Question: A Disused Chinese Mine Takes Center Stage
(wsj.com)
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5y ago
The freenode drama reads like tabloid trash gossip and I question the value of it on a sophisticated site like HN.
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I worked as a student employee in IT at a university department for two years. Upon graduation, I had no job prospects but the department was posting a full-time job for which I was impeccably qualified (it was basically my student job and
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I am still trying to figure out what useful purpose our Scrum Master has on the team. Lesson (maybe)? You can shuffle JIRA tickets all day and earn six figures.
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Mall owners find charter schools make good tenants in many spaces left empty
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5y ago
Really love this dichotomy; thank you for presenting it.
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5y ago
Nearly every comment here has provided valuable words to consider. Thank you all.
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Ask HN: How did you transition from FTE to self-employed/sole proprietor?
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When to Invest in a Stupid Idea
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UMN is still sore that http took off and gopher didn't.
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Grateful Dead’s ‘Wall of Sound’ Lives Again in Some Dude’s Basement
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5y ago
This sucks. Firefox actually works great on FireTV Stick, unlike many other apps available for the device. It is useful for loading stream sites that don’t have apps; e.g. Stanford Puffer.
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6y ago
I've got a G4 "arm-lamp" Mac that I occasionally boot up for fun, and it runs TenFourFox quite nicely. I have appreciated the project and had no idea it was the effort of a single developer/maintainer. Thank you.
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It "feels" like a scripting language and is run in a runtime shell environment. But I would concede to your point, as well.
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> Of these, the web browser scripting language (JavaScript) is the fastest, most popular, and the only one with an industrial standardization process. Most popular, I can agree. Fastest, & only one with industrial standardization pro
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