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by suddenclarity 3y ago
The issue is that once the information exists, it will be used. Every infant in Sweden has had to supply a blood test for research since 1975. Then a murder happened and suddenly the police gained access to the database. Then a rape happene
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I'm surprised something similar isn't already part of PowerToys. It seems to be a common complaint, with software cluttering it. Chrome browser even more so since they introduced a randomly scrolling menu so one can't even se
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The point would be to get more screen estate and hence a more immersive experience. It's why The Shield was later released in widescreen despite originally being cropped for 4:3. Similarly there's a non-matted full-frame video fro
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That's a terrible take considering how much money both governments and insurance companies would save. There are a ton of studies made on injury prevention every year. I've personally participated in one study for 19 years now. Ex
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Big brand websites usually have decades of trust and backlinks to lean back upon. As a person working in SEO for 20 years, I'd argue calling search engines lazy is just lazy. It's a billion dollar industry. Whatever ranking factor
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Why would an algorithm be better? Because it has 15 years of my listening history and can offer music based on my personal taste. You can even get the radio experience with human public playlists with the added advantage that you can skip s
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I assume you would still be able to do that, just better? Like pixel art. Super Mario Bros. 3 look great despite being 36 years old. Contrast this with 3D games for the original PlayStation that have aged poorly.
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I'm surprised they are paying for this. There's a Swedish company just requesting this from schools since it's public information so they have to provide it by law.
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> Compared to these previous studies in Europe, the median levels measured in our study of U.S. samples from 2017 to 2022 were lower, while the median level in 2023 samples were comparable to samples from Sweden, and lower than UK sample
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It's such a weird read. She even called out the possibility of spoofing calls and how law enforcement never asks for money. So she was well aware. Yet she fell for all of it without being able to explain why. I've refused to give
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Amazon has called me on three different occasions. The third time I didn't pick up so they sent me an email saying they couldn't reach me. So getting a call from them isn't out of the ordinary. Everything else though...
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Noteworthy: > If you are a Hobbyist Developer, then you may use PySimpleGUI for non-commercial purposes at no cost. If you are not a Hobbyist Developer, then you are a Commercial Developer, and you or your company must sign up for an ann
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by suddenclarity 3y ago
HN is also bad at times. Just look at this post where two of three main comments are the same old rant about Twitter and have little to do with the topic. HN discourages a lot of political topics so instead you get pseudo discussions about
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by suddenclarity 3y ago
This was immediately debunked by the source himself? > Following the publication of this article, Walter Isaacson retracted the claim. Walter Isaacson said his biography’s claim about Starlink and Crimea was based on “mistaken” informati
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by suddenclarity 3y ago
You'd have to define "sad" but naturally there's a sense of emptiness immediately after a friend disappears from your life. Someone you've learned to know and share jokes and interests with. Not every colleague is a
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People forget that the movie came out nine years ago and shouldn't pass for "recent years", which the discussion above is about. The movie also primarily sold through hype to kids who grew up with the prequels, which had litt
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Signed up in an attempt to protect my username (already taken but couldn't verify without making an account). First impression? After selecting only tech subjects, my recommendations consisted of CNN journalists and newspapers. I decid
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> Netflix and Discord don't tease people with content They do. > Google Image search is almost useless So your issue is with Google and not Pinterest then.
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Doesn't it just show that non-members dislike walls? In this case the requirement of an account. I think it would be a bad idea to rate Netflix and Discord based on how non-users experience them.
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Or a less cynical take is just reassurance that they will continue their previous nine year method and not start "price adjust" every year like most SaaS do nowadays.
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This will probably just hurt innocent people and people playing by the books. I'm a member in a small public Facebook group that gets a handful of full graphic sexual images posted daily by spam bots. If Facebook can't stop so bla
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I'm replying to his claim about "the death of Twitter". Unfortunately I can't edit my original comment to add the source but now when I'm on my computer I can provide it here. It's a yearly survey from the orga
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> If “hits” don’t correlate to actual product sales But that's kinda what I was targeting. I have friends that make a living by successfully funnelling their Twitter followers to Substack. What is a product sale for NPR? For some re
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Meanwhile a recent survey published last week showed that Twitter reach in Sweden was at an all-time high this year. Newspapers left with the argument that no one uses the service, despite there being twice as many real users as when they c
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Because that's where people are. A status page is only usable when you already know about the issue and check to see if it's known and on their end. A tweet on the other hand makes you aware about the issue even before you've
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"No impact" doesn't seem quite accurate considering they lost more than half of their Twitter traffic. It did only account for a small part of their total traffic though so I understand what you mean. With this said, it sound
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This is what stopping me from migrating to Bitwarden. Do I trust their servers and hope they are not as bad as Lastpass? Or do I need to host everything myself and accidently leak it? I've had plenty of Wordpress sites through the year
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I'm not asking why vulnerabilities should be published, but rather why they should be published before an update is in place. Even the page you linked now explained the importance of waiting 30 days after a fix is in place and even all
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Why release details publicly before people have a chance to update?
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If anyone else misread the headline, the article mentions that Musk himself has 40k X subscribers despite not posting any locked content since June. It's not the total number of subscribers on X.

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