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The game is told from another perspective to the novel, and it happens just before the Invincible lands (so just before the book really starts). It's one of my recent favorites.
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Just the aggressor claiming to be a victim again. Same old story.
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Not with node.js. Not with ".ai" in the URL. Not with "Join the waitlist". Why does the logo alt text say "Build it For Me" but the logo says BuidItForMe"? Why are the Terms of Service and License so gener
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2y ago
This is cute but a typical wind turbine nacelle is just a fiberglass box.
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What a long winded way to tell us you're insufferable. You say it's polite to not paper neighbordhoods with posters? Well this is a pretty impolite country. Drive around phoenix near an election some time. It's posters everyw
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Unveil, maybe. Roll out, definitely not. Come on Wired, at least try to make sense.
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I wish I had a camera in my Jeep. As I get older it gets harder to just turn around, and new cars have pretty bad sight lines. I think this is just using the tools available to you.
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2y ago
This is not a thoughtful piece. It has no place on the front page here. It appears to be an anti-solar piece but gives exactly zero insight or color to whether solar is useful (yes), economical (very yes), or grid compatible (definitely). I
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No they don't. And what is with all the gushing coverage of something that will never be sold? It must be the idea that at some point it will be, and maybe so, but right now it's just a prototype. You'll never see it. I'
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This is a lot less "exciting" than the LOOK AT ME MOM I MADE AN EXPLOIT social media posts implied.
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2y ago
What are you doing here? Are you attempting to dismiss this with "he's a Jew" or something?
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2y ago
That's just, like, their opinion, man. More seriously, why should I believe a company known to lie, cheat and steal to get what they want?
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2y ago
Source-available but certainly not open source. "You are granted the right to view, access, and study the source code of the software. You are granted the right to Modify the software for private use only." "No Distribution o
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This is the guy whose browser requires an account to even try and which had a major and incredibly stupid security issue last week. You do need a better browser than Chrome, but it's not this.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html "Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon."
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2y ago
Note that it is possible to enable longer paths in Windows 10 and 11 with a registry change, setting HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem\LongPathsEnabled to 1 Also note that my IT department refused to do this for
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2y ago
Relax, buddy.
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Truly. I was looking for a privacy respecting Chromium-based browser to use for Web MiniDisc ( https://web.minidisc.wiki/ ) and came across some enthusiastic praise for Arc. I downloaded it and it immediately wanted me to cre
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2y ago
100% this. DRM is a crime. You bought the book you should own it.
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2y ago
Extraordinarily low effort list of random crap. I'm sure if we tried we could extend this a lot farther than ancient fork bombs, chmod, and a mkfs command that wouldn't even do anything on my nvme-containing system.
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2y ago
It's a very common experience. You not seeing it does not invalidate this reality.
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2y ago
Citation needed.
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How is a more fragile device that costs 3x as much and (presumably) runs android supposed to "steal the spotlight" from a boring incremental upgrade to an iPhone. They're not even related other than being "phones".
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2y ago
Garmin vivomove may meet your needs depending on your style preferences.
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Not interesting. Dropping "Soup" from the company name as like most big companies these days they own a lot of other things.
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It's fraud involving a large sum of money.
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2y ago
Cool, not a feature I personally want and behind a higher priced tier than I pay for now. That seems entirely reasonable for both Kagi and for me.
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Sure, you're clearly the expert. If we're measuring experience based on the age of ancient software then I guess you win because I only started with RedHat 5.1 from a CD. But in 2024 you clearly are still the true expert and arbit
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It's today. I encourage you to actually try it rather than repeat an old trope.
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A seemingly nonsense statement as a headline, a limited preview that doesn't address the nonsense statement, and "sign in to read". Using the archive link provided in these comments shows that the rest is just "the MacBo
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