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Is there anything genuinely innovative about Swift or is it just another "cross-platform scripting language" that I'll only see on 1 platform? The only reason I learned Powershell is because I have to admin for Windows. At l
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I'm silly. So many 'convertible' laptops cannot be used as tablet substitutes because they don't have volume or mute buttons at the edge of the enclosure when in tablet mode. I'd use one of these for volume up
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Speaking as a non-expert, it sounds too good to be true with the regular reports of false-positives and false-negatives from DNA testing. I'm with this person: They did something illegal to save lives.
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I am not a lawyer. I'm imagining some legal argument where you claim you've become accustomed to the lifestyle and cost of living of a certain salary, and by reducing your pay you're being put in an unreasonable position (or
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One of my favorite projects is the KiwiSDR network, which is essentially making radios available online for public use: http://kiwisdr.com/ http://rx.kiwisdr.com Your father could be anywhere and enjoy listening
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Yeah, but I thought a lot of /inconsistencies/ were overblown with 1 side of the political spectrum jumping on any change in messaging to promote distrust. I wouldn't expect 20-30 people giving press conferences over 2-3 yea
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I agree with you. There were several agencies putting out responsible messaging and trying to keep public trust. Ultimately it was a failure. Millions of people didn't trust the gov and turned to alternatives like this. I'm no
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More information here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_identification_laws_in_t...
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I agree that declaring 'this is fascism' doesn't persuade me to a viewpoint. I work in crisis handling, and it's never been a good idea to compare 'this is worse than that'. You could likely take any country
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My parents will endlessly criticize me for wondering if a menial home task is worth doing and when. Mum works extremely hard at her job (in-person & remote split), and goes back to her house to spend all her free time doing chores. Sh
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I could see tax brackets working by how your income compares to the area you live in. "If your income is 30% above the average income for this area or the national average (whichever is lower), that >30% is taxed at this rate...&quo
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I wish Mozilla would explore paying its CEO less and putting Rust, Servo, and embedding Firefox through the Chrome Embedded Framework (CEF) at the forefront of their projects. We can do social experiments when your org and its projects are
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A little of column A, a little of concentration camp B
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If Firefox supported digital signature (e-signing) PDFs then my work would switch to it immediately. Fuck Adobe. Supposedly Edge is gaining this.
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You could make the argument that having it in the URL is better than using a custom header, because customer headers may see mangling/blocking in corporate environments (indiscriminantly). I don't think it's a strong point.
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I want to make the far-reaching conclusion that even if something is MIT-licensed, because it was able to be developed and openly licensed and released to the public, at minimum the derived work must also be open (not MIT).
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I'm playing with Silverblue on Gnome 43 but I don't see it under Privacy settings yet. Maybe due to running it in a VM.
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I did find one part of this: https://www.phoronix.com/news/GNOME-Secure-Boot-Warning A nice frontend to inform users about secure boot vulnerabilities is needed. I look forward to seeing this in Gnome.
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Ask HN: Can you argue public/open-source code is publically funded/subsidized?
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I found the parent and your comment really insightful. I think they are right that technology has aided an individual in accomplishing things they would need others for, and one can more easily stand alone. I think you're absolutely
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Ask HN: What is your routine to monitor for viruses and secure boot integrity?
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I have explored those, but I ran into many many issues when i wanted to build routines of routines. I wanted to compose a routine from others. I couldn't simply/directly invoke a routine from others without voice interpretation,
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I don't disagree that finding alternatives will be expensive, but I think this is the same harmful thinking we have in the US where people disagree with regulation that adds necessary protection at the cost of business. So we have a &
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What annoys me the most is this: "Hey Google, turn off the den light switch in 30 minutes" "Sorry, for safety reasons we cannot...." It's a light. Because it heard "switch" it thinks there might be some p
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If you move the goalposts, you will never burnout.
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I like this a lot. I wish sidebery (firefox extension for vertical tabs) had a style like this. It's all I've ever wanted from vertical tabs but no one seems to get this right. If I could do it myself... Here's to hoping I
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So... we engineer the plants to grow bigger to accommodate for robots that cannot be made smaller, or with denser battery packs :D
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I meant in the context that you knew ahead of time this would cause a cache coherency issue. I agree you're almost always finding this after the fact. :)
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I believe this command found in AutoCAD: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore...
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I always feel like a git telling people "it's nftables now!", but it's been over a decade and folks keep using iptables as the common identifier. It's slow to change language. You're right, many of those ipta
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