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6y ago
Can you produce flash cheaper than magnetic tape now?
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6y ago
Being able to write your own optical media killed off tapes as consumer devices. Now that optical drives are on the way out there might be a place for tapes again ...
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6y ago
> I was surprised a few weeks ago Oh well that’s cause for hope!
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6y ago
Oh this is great. Hopefully won’t have to spend €250 on yet another box to function as essentially a wireless HDMI adapter ...
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6y ago
Google had the best results by far. I remember around 2000 most “regular people” had pretty much given up on the web. It was google and maybe Napster that got people interested again... I wonder what it’ll be to fix the Internet this time a
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6y ago
Anybody ever type alta-vista.com by mistake? The search engine had no hyphen, this address went to something else ...
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6y ago
Is there a c64 one?
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6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gulf_War_Did_Not_Take_Pl...
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rusk
6y ago
> avoid being moderated by dang? Maybe we like being moderated by dang? Maybe he’s a key feature of the “hacker news application” that runs over the open protocols ...
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rusk
6y ago
He’s saying this will give people a reason to think more about these things.
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6y ago
Surely if it's obviously a bubble they can bet on that bubble bursting and come through the other side on top? Is it just a matter of rules around capitalisation? Surely it would be good business for them to go get that capitalisation?
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Ask HN: Anyone else notice iPhone autocorrect is absolute rubbish?
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6y ago
The “Profit” is in performing to the pre-senile grumps that make up the rump of the Tory base. This kind of thing wouldn’t be out of place in the Telegraph at all ...
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6y ago
Okay, the devil is in the detail on this one. I took it that the UK said they “won’t” - or are unwilling to - but by your interpretation they say they “can’t” - presently but might like to review that in the future ...
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6y ago
It still hasn’t been resolved last I checked and it was a decision made by the current administration so I’ve little faith that the attitude has changed.
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6y ago
If it’s a matter of oversight that EU officials heretofore had not this status then it is surely petty to not recognise the precedent and amend the laws if needs be.
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6y ago
> Diplomatic immunity hardly ever gets used nowadays Harry Dunn’s family might disagree with this ...
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6y ago
Is there a precedent for representatives from other blocs e.g NATO, mercosur etc getting diplomatic status? If so this is fairly petty. If not I can kind of see where they’re coming from but yeah still a bit petty considering it’s an establ
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6y ago
Is that the one with the war footage and the radio chatter transcripts in the background? I’ve seen that a couple of times now. Didn’t realise Adam Curtis was involved with it but it makes perfect sense now!
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6y ago
I see a lot of complaints about the dominance of big tech etc., but can you honestly say you’re less free in 2021 than in 2001? I’d say there’s a few things that could be done better but technology has really elevated all our lives. I think
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6y ago
> but then replaces them with just another construct I don’t see this as a problem. I think his work would be far more cumbersome if he exhaustively detailed all the different possibilities ... I like the idea of constructing a powerful
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6y ago
Yeah I’ve a feeling that might be something to do with it ...
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6y ago
In Irish there is no word for the colour orange, even though there is orange on the flag. The technical term is flan bhui or “flag yellow”. Oraiste is the word for the fruit which is sometimes used to describe the colour.
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6y ago
”it was a good measurement until it became a target”
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6y ago
Nope, sorry, not convinced. There’s something askew in your outlook and I think it’s affecting your ability to make your point. I’d suggest reevaluating your fundamentals and going from there. Take care brother
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6y ago
To be honest all I think I was really driving at is that he sets the tone in the first sentence that he’s uninformed about what he’s talking about. I kind of get the impression also that he’s trying to be divisive rather than understand the
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6y ago
You didn’t make it very well it seems.
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6y ago
> the left, especially neoliberals It seems kind of funny to see these two lumped together ... I don’t think neoliberalism would be considered left by left people ... I think the confusion arises from the different interpretation of libe
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6y ago
As others have pointed out, you are describing fuzzing but rather than purely random you’ve trained your fuzzer on a particularly troublesome set of random variables ;-)
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6y ago
There are scammers on Bitcoin no doubt. When you trade in the crypto space be under no illusion you are swimming with sharks and you don’t have the protections, hard won over many years, that you would have normally. This is something you n
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