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Planned launches, terms of deal, worry some near La. SpaceX site
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One of the more unintentional "reject modernity, embrace tradition" posts on this site. In a world where this catches on someone will come up with the bright idea of serialized novels again. It's like a payment plan for a boo
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Crumb Advanced Circuit Simulator
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Chrome/Firefox extension that redirects or alerts you when you open a Fandom or Fextralife wiki that has an independent alternative (many of which are migrations off those platforms): https://getindie.wiki/
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https://mm-dev.rocks/series/my-working-environment/ Lives in a caravan and avoids using mains power.
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25d ago
Maybe eventually, but not now. Our AI-crazed org is doing everything possible to have us automate our jobs out and has laid off anyone who isn't hitting their targets to do so. Our CEO point-blank said he wants our department cut by en
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The distance from the Mississippi's flow or mouth is irrelevant compared to the sediment that flowed out of it before levees forced it to exit the way it does today. Erosion from that decision was already an issue 50 years ago; weather
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> In Portland, I didn’t need a permit for the building because it was under the size threshold You still need a structural building permit, beyond any electrical or plumbing permits, if it's both heated and used either as a living s
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Steve French (SMB3/CIFSFS Linux kernel maintainer) has died
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Laptop catches fire on US flight, with passenger treated at airport
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There've been a lot of pieces written about this, especially about Covert Action,[1][2][3][4] the game that Meier most explicitly called out for being a bunch of minigames that lacked coherence. Specifically, if the minigames were too
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Previously: Fixing a bricked Framework laptop, jp_sc, 1 day ago, 419 points, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49345220 The story in that link is also linked to from this Ars story: > After the most recent BIOS update
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Framework responds to complaints that BIOS update bricks Ryzen 7040 laptops
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So there are engineers building component CMSs for Markdown to help engineers edit product docs, and there are product people building component CMSs for DITA XML to help product people edit customer docs, and never the twain shall meet bec
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"Gen Z electricians making $240-280k in data centers" was a viral ploy by Mike Rowe on a podcast to promote his trades-training hustle. > "The electricians that I interviewed and met two months ago in a data center in Plan
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My last two ThinkPads (a P40 Yoga and a T14 Gen 2) were absolute shit. The P40 spent more time in the repair depot than in use before I replaced it with something that didn't ship with a fucked M.2 slot, a touchscreen that failed out o
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USS John F. Kennedy Begins Sea Trials in High-Stakes Test of US Naval Power
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Bundesliga's 50+1 ownership rule permissible under antitrust laws
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My preferred modern (and non-American) model is the German Bundesliga 50+1 rule,[1] which unlike the Packers is actively employed and enforced within both the league and regulatory bodies, with external ownership instead being the legacy, r
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If you want to use it in a Sazerac, swap it in for the Peychaud's and soak a real sugar cube with it instead of using simple syrup. I don't personally like it, but IMO it's the only good entry point for it in terms of texture
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After mitigation measures, residents say Aurora data center still creating noise
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What Are the Margins of Error in the BLS Monthly Jobs Reports? (2024)
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One can do that without posting it to a public GitHub repository, and then posting it to HN and wasting everyone else's time with it.
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Civilians under siege by Mexican cartel fight back with AK-47s, grenades
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> Crowd Supply’s fulfillment was the exception. Crowd Supply is now part of Mouser, a billion dollar distribution machine which routinely handles products in tape and reel. The Mouser acquisition of Crowd Supply was supposed to bring the
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This is a 52m video presentation on the RCade. Blog-post submission from its creator Frank Chiarulli Jr. (fcjr); 5 months ago, 10 points, 2 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46901081 Eva's previous submiss
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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgYx8k428sTnDkWtc8kIv...
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Dealing with mold in an archival environment is a nightmare, and yeah, the only thing sealing the books in plastic does is make it easier to either throw them away, or to freeze them to try to kill and then manually clean out the mold. htt
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F-14A Central Air Data Computer (CADC) FPGA Reconstruction
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Van freed after two years trapped in automated car park (2025)
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