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tekknik
2y ago
or just ignore them globally once.
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tekknik
2y ago
Global ignore.
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tekknik
2y ago
computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant.
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tekknik
2y ago
People like the sound of engines. It’s interesting to me that you have issue with car exhaust notes but not police or other sirens. In urban environments you typically hear sirens more than vehicle noise, at least in my experiences in SF. M
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tekknik
2y ago
That’s because it’s a microphone with a speaker playing the inverse wave form.
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2y ago
That they’re near. They’re so quiet unless you hear them shifting gravel on the road you won’t hear them. It’s dangerous to walk around anywhere vehicles park if an EV is present.
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tekknik
2y ago
You’re right, freedom is overrated. Dictatorship in one of the blue states is a better choice.
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tekknik
2y ago
leave politics off of HN
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tekknik
2y ago
What happened to no politics on HN? The US is getting closer to a major election so articles like this are going to pop up more and more.
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2y ago
I didn’t read but the first sentence because you clearly don’t know that an OS must have both 32 bit libraries and 64 bit libraries to run both. Apple chose to leave 32 bit behind to stop maintaining it.
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2y ago
Because maintaining 32 bit libraries when most of the world is 64 bit doesn’t make sense. This is not the same as apple actively forcing you into their ecosystem. This is apple not supporting old technology.
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2y ago
No, developers flocked to macOS because it runs unix and has a complete and nice looking UI with sensible design patterns designed by an actual designer instead of an engineer. Development across the board is better on a mac for some /
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2y ago
How, on macOS, does apple lock you into their ecosystem when you can run whatever you want?
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tekknik
2y ago
You’ve jumped the pond, this article is about Europe not the US
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2y ago
Apparently the cartels in Mexico have discovered a way to mix crystal meth with gasoline, put it in a cars tank, drive it across the boarder then separate it from the gas for distribution. The process is supposedly currently unknown to scie
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2y ago
Those pesky seed servers will still exist though.
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2y ago
This is exactly what parent is describing. If you’re on a suspicious person list, or happen to cross paths with one, your mail is likely going to be scanned. I can’t find the source now, but also once read the NSA can intercept a package, m
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2y ago
Reading the text, they will require the operators of the server to provide the filtering and would be liable if they didn’t.
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2y ago
Russia is showing restraint because they’re fighting a war of attrition, are the invading force, and believe they have something to prove with a win. Israel is removing a terrorist organization from the face of the earth. Not the same.
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2y ago
Interesting you claim Trump is a dictator, you must’ve forgotten the attempts by the left here to remove parts of our constitution, including for free speech and consistently remove freedoms when one person screws it up. Another example, ev
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tekknik
2y ago
This is the standard reaction humans have these days, ban things because a small minority screw it up. See guns.
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2y ago
> The way stuff is going, we're all getting more like children with one parent called Big Brother. Easier solution, remove and replace the politicians.
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2y ago
They could however require a license for a compiler/interpreter, and then require binaries to be signed by said compiler. As you said they seem clueless, so I bet they will try.
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2y ago
The interview question made it clear it was a maximum of 6TiB. With this, one can assume it’s not growing yet still think the interviewer either doesn’t know this isn’t big data or that they want to test their knowledge.
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2y ago
not parent, the suggestion is to stop being so sensitive. if this is what you worry about then life is pretty damn good for you clearly. meanwhile parts of the rest of the world are concerned with legitimate matters like being bombed.
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2y ago
Those were not real. It’s very clear based on the movement of various items that this is all CG.
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2y ago
This means you’re scared a tablet can replace you as a musician. If you have that fear, maybe you should look into it more because from a non musicians perspective, I don’t believe it replaces them, just makes those sounds available to ever
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2y ago
> You are the one that has refused to furnish anything more important. I have said many times what is required for life and therefore what is important. You even acknowledged it in your next sentence. > Also, somewhat obviously, food,
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2y ago
> Florida briefly tried to make reporting periods mandatory for student athletes, too, but that fortunately failed Your wording is false. Florida is a state and the state never did this. The reporting is already on the form, but is optio
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2y ago
No the problem is not Apple refusing to join messaging standards. The problem is you thinking this is a problem worth fighting when there are many many many other more serious problems to address first. Apples actions are not keeping people
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