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by skrebbel 1y ago
No?
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by skrebbel 1y ago
What's the faraday bag for? I mean, can't you just turn the phone off? Or even just put in on airplane mode?
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Come on now, the author clearly not only has strong opinions about privacy but also enjoys messing around with weird hardware and AT commands and whatnot. That's not no reason, that's having a great time,.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
What's wrong with the current title? It's a title, not a summary.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Amazing read! One detail jumped out at me: > Frustrated, one of the lawyers asked “Why did you have to put Chrome first?” Confused, I explained that we did not give any priority to Chrome. Our boss, in on the conspiracy with us, had tho
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Doesn’t make it any less crazy
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> * To call a country full of any type of people is the definition of racism* This is bullshit. This kind of stuff isn’t black and white. Am I racist for calling Monaco a place full of rich people? Of course not, I’m describing the situa
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by skrebbel 1y ago
This has been going on for decades. I once did a brief consulting stint at what was then considered one of the most innovative, startuppy departments of Philips Healthcare, and it was by far the slowest-moving, least productive software tea
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by skrebbel 1y ago
ASML has offices in Delft, so in proper HN Standard Pedantic Form: Well, actually there is!
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> (I don't recall what specifically) I believe it's the lightsource, made by Cymer of San Diego before ASML took them over.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
North American Space Astronauts!
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by skrebbel 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the GP was talking about their subscription payments to Fastmail. But I admit that you got me curious, do you really expect a substantial increase in power consumption due to Fastmail getting a % of their customers to r
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Electron means they're not wasting your heard-earned money. They're hardly spending any of it (on the desktop app, that is).
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by skrebbel 1y ago
I don’t know man, I just havent seen anyone get excited about “the semantic web” for many many years. I associate modern HTML features with stuff like color pickers, custom elements, and indeed, dialogs and popovers. I’ve to see someone get
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Yes
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by skrebbel 1y ago
I feel like you’re worked up about a hype that began in 2005 and fizzled out in 2015.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> * I think "act like it's ridiculous" is pretty hyperbolic here.* Fair. I might’ve read more snark in the “Apparently,” than the commenter intended to convey. For what it’s worth, the comment you read is the toned down ve
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by skrebbel 1y ago
This is like explaining what JavaScript is under a post about React. There’s no shame in not knowing accessibility basics, but there’s also no need to act like it’s ridiculous to expect the reader to know some.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
This is my entire point. It’s because Sweden has many parties and their math groups politically close parties with politically distant parties as “the outparty”. It might be correct, but if the Swedes weren’t modest at all but deeply hated
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> your descriptions of right-wing parties are too caricatural for you to not be biased Fair, obviously I'm a leftie. But I don't believe that PVV voters are going to be equally angry when FvD wins the elections than when D66 do
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by skrebbel 1y ago
I don't know man, in an article that compares 12 countries, writing a comment about one of them without specifying which one is somewhere on the spectrum between plain lazy and American imperialism. Sure we all know which one they mean
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> the system Which system? This article compares 12 countries, which have wildly varying systems.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
They define in-party and out-party very weirdly for multiparty systems like the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway. In NL, if I'm a leftie, I have 3-4 reasonable parties to choose from. Most people voting for any of these parties won&#x27
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Solar didn't get this cheap magically. It’s in big part a consequence of public policy.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Couple of years with occasional negative prices and that market you so detest will cover the place with batteries, solving both the negative prices and reducing load on the grid.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
> improved codebase I've seen lots of claims about AI coding skill, but that one might be able to improve (and not merely passably extend) a codebase is a new one. I'd want to see it before I believe it.
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by skrebbel 1y ago
Wow that was one hell of a read!
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by skrebbel 1y ago
This is the part of the argument I don’t get. A digital ID system like the one in NL is basically just a login system. It’s oauth for public services, not too different from “sign in with Google”. How does that lead to perfect law enforceme
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by skrebbel 1y ago
I use an extension called Unhook which has, as one of its many great options, a mode that disables the algorithmic youtube feed and auto-redirects the homepage to your subscriptions page (which is just reverse-chronological) (it also lets y
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by skrebbel 1y ago
You think the US is going to invade Europe and enforce a techno-capitalist oligarchy on it?

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