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by ruined 6y ago
did twilio suddenly become medium? why are they posting zsh tricks blogspam
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by ruined 6y ago
yep. CFLs and LED bulbs are available everywhere, but every store stocks extremely cheap incandescent bulbs right next to them
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by ruined 6y ago
when people ignore moral or ethical concerns due to ideology or simply different goals, it's useful to have evidence supporting an argument that fits into their worldview, so compromise or progress is possible. that said, this straw ma
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by ruined 6y ago
Personal attacks are not cool on HN. We ban accounts that post like that. Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and don't do it again.
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by ruined 6y ago
at this point chrome and firefox both have media keys support, and it works on the major streaming services. so within the past few months it's become not a great choice.
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by ruined 6y ago
last time company towns were commonplace, America had a minor civil war (10k+ combatant pitched battles, air raids) that dragged on for decades https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_Wars
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by ruined 6y ago
ill buy one for 300 hmu
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by ruined 6y ago
XR is mostly a UK thing. and even then, you're comparing a generally-ignored mass movement of young people in response to decades of delayed policy action that has generated a severe ongoing and oncoming crisis, to an ancient-aliens-es
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by ruined 6y ago
they're not just going to charge everyone involved? that's how felony murder usually works in dc
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by ruined 6y ago
no they didn't. google plus was half-assed, underhanded, and self-destructive. profiles were automatically created if you had another google profile, pissing everyone off. they provided essentially no feature advantage over other socia
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by ruined 6y ago
do i get a consent screen if i don't have an account
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by ruined 6y ago
a friend of mine recently moved. there’s a shed in the backyard that’s not included in the rental. inside the shed is a bucket with a toilet seat on it. apparently their landlord is somehow connected to a local produce delivery business, an
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by ruined 6y ago
maybe it's not collapse yet , but it certainly isn't making the city an easy place to live, and seems to fit the precursors mentioned in the article. the paper valuation of real estate and landlords don't make a city. refere
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by ruined 6y ago
it's 2021 and hackernews has finally discovered getting high in your room alone
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by ruined 6y ago
thanks for this
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by ruined 6y ago
anarchists are under no such illusions. it's always been illegal to be an anarchist. only people who believe they deserve power are confused when power is used against them. it's understood that centralized platforms will continue
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by ruined 6y ago
note facebook still hasn't engaged directly with banned orgs or users, they only responded to financial times. large anarchist pages were banned a while back and were not able to get a similar reversal, despite some media attention. tw
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by ruined 6y ago
so you didn't like a particular implementation of activitypub designed for a specific ux not aligned with you, and some people you didn't like tried to argue with you on the internet. these are problems you will have in any social
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by ruined 6y ago
Unfortunately the operating space is monopolized in every jurisdiction with strong barriers against new entrants. Regulatory capture is so thorough at this point it will probably take an unforeseen externality to generate any disruption.
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by ruined 6y ago
and not only this, even among classified species, most colonies will never interact directly with a human. when ants do come into contact with things we have made, they do not comprehend it. and when they interact with us directly, even in
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by ruined 6y ago
Community, even diverse community, requires commonality of some sort. Everyone has a few people they relate to a bit more than others, and that's valuable. Subcultures and esotericism are one way to find those people. And none of this
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by ruined 6y ago
digital frontiers fold ever inward. gemini is a little secret nook carved out behind the clubhouse in the corner of a hidden cul-de-sac of a massive global labyrinth. there's no wall, it's just hard to find unless you know the way
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by ruined 6y ago
yes! do you not touch type? have you used a game controller? at least some tesla UI requires touchscreen interface for things such as wiper control [1]. normally this is a lever and tactile knob, with zero distraction potential and no learn
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by ruined 6y ago
i'm an advocate and adopter of federation in general, but i agree with signal's choice to decline federation. signal is dedicated to one purpose, and that's accessible e2e crypted chat. federation and interoperability severel
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by ruined 6y ago
christ. i'm talking about doing actual organizing work. i assure you nobody wants to put life on the line and throw down for friggin congress
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by ruined 6y ago
This same power has been used, on a less dramatic scale over the past year and for a long time before now, to attack police reform activists and disrupt organizing of the local activist communities that exist to oppose this shit on the grou
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by ruined 6y ago
a common joke in December was that the proposed $600 check was just enough to buy a gun, but not enough to pay rent. now look where we are. meanwhile, some individual members of the wealthiest class have seen their fortune grow an order of
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by ruined 6y ago
> It’s also not the case in 99% of US claims. [...] Surely, there are mistakes made, but there is no standard operating procedure at insurance companies to deny healthcare. This is so out of sync with the experience of everyone i know th
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by ruined 6y ago
shouldn't it be the university administration's job to find funding and allocate it? sure nobody can know the future, but people in positions of power should at least understand the potential results and implications of the projec
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by ruined 6y ago
it loads the page content with js for some reason

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