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Fediverse Discovery Providers
(fediscovery.org)
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8mo ago
I was not clear, I am not saying telling Canada not to make a deal with China is the same as telling the UK not to limit porn. I am saying we have seen multiple instances where countries have stopped considering Trump's deals, cause th
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tariff were promised and implemented by Trump in his first mandate too, if you voted for him, you mostly voted for America Great Again Through Tariffs. After the liberation day tariffs were announced, 34% of the people thought they were goo
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> Trade and tarriff relief are an option still Are they though? Trump tried to use them to get ownership of Greenland a few weeks ago and just gave up. Then he tried to bully Canada again, and also gave up again. I think at this point no
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8mo ago
Can't wait for them to realize this allows sidestepping geoblocks on media and Hollywood to freak out.
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8mo ago
In the 00s I remember receiving a pingback from the internet explorer blog about a post I had made to complain about ES4. I was/am a nobody, I have no idea how that happened and it was mind blowing that MS was interacting with me.
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8mo ago
Interesting article! As an aside I just had a realization: how can this typical representations of color spaces (larger blob of perceptible color and the smaller polygon of the color space) work? Isn't the image encoded in one of those
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I think the title on HN doesn't reflect all that is in TFA, but rather the linked article[0]. Fowler's article is interesting tho. I do like the idea that "all code is tech debt", and we shouldn't want to produce mo
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cheap clothing is for the vast, vast majority not done in the EU, so this does not matter. But also, this regulation applies to the company _selling them to customers_, so it's completely irrelevant.
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8mo ago
> What happens if truly nobody wants those clothes? from TFA > companies are encouraged to manage their stock more effectively, handle returns, and explore alternatives such as resale, remanufacturing, donations, or reuse. Worst case
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8mo ago
considering H&M (Sweden), Zara (Spain), C&A (Netherlands) etc.. have lead the way into the clothes-that-self-destructs-in-a-year fashion, it was about time europeans did something about clothing waste, well done.
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this is a richer changeset than I would have expected, I'm glad to see that.
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personally, I know I can use search and replace, but <ctrl-n>-n-n-c-replacement[0] is easier on my mind than the search&replace alternative [0] I've been using vim-multiple-cursors for years, it's abandoned but still wor
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9mo ago
I can't see how that would it be porn either, it's nudity. There's nudity in the Sixtine chapel and I would find it hilarious if it was considered porn.
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I'm confused by people replying to the bot, as if the bot would learn from this like a person.
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9mo ago
Thanks, I came here to check if this comment had already been posted and was not disappointed.
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9mo ago
but one can choose not to use a device which is tracked, I cannot opt out of other people's cameras.
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Windows Notepad App Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
(cve.org)
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9mo ago
Just FYI, I was mildly confused by the name, as "ulti" is the name of a traditional Hungarian card game. I doubt this will ever confuse anyone else but I thought it was a fun name clash. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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I think this opens a huge can of further questions: what is a Stephen King? Is it a best selling author who's a house name, a very successful genre author, one who spans genres and is successful in all of them, one whose' books g
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"Apt Pupil" was also adapted as a movie tho not as good as the other two, imvho.
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the italian dubbing was named "le ali della libertà" (the wings of freedom), which is one of the rare cases where I agree with using a different name than the original, since nobody would have clue what "Shawshank" means
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9mo ago
No disagreement on this, but we're then talking of Brave New World and distraction, not 1984 and censorship.
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The EU had wind + solar overtake fossil fuels last year too. Fossil fuels are now less than 30% of electricity generation. Alas, there's a ton more burning which is not electricity, but progress is undeniable https://ember-e
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9mo ago
What does "wasted" mean in this context?
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9mo ago
Neuromancer is currently in development at Apple+ :) FWIW, Amazon made a show based on "The Peripheral" by Gibson which is way more bleak than Neuromancer, and it was crazy good, but they canceled it after one season.
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9mo ago
When pugs (a perl6 implementation in Haskell) was a thing, you gained commit access by asking and it was immediately granted to everyone. It was insane and awesome.
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9mo ago
I haven't watched it, but I seem to recall "Mr Robot" was widely praised by techies too.
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This is insightful. But I'm not sure it's completely true, I think people just have shifted their perception of what selling out means. Content creators on YouTube, for example, get criticized when they literally sell their brand
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9mo ago
But Trump and his administration also prove what GP is saying. Few care about the truth. Trump states obvious lies so blatant ("prices will go down 200%") that anyone who cares could tell they are untruth without needing to look u
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