tokyobreakfast

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by tokyobreakfast 5mo ago
Hope you renewed your Prime membership because they're the worst offender.
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IMDB introduces mandatory account: User reviews only readable after login(basic-tutorials.com)
5 points by tokyobreakfast 5mo ago|0 comments
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by tokyobreakfast 5mo ago
Is the Teen Girl Squad from Homestar Runner running HN now?
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
They see "foundation" and assume MacGyver and Pete Thornton work there.
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IRGC-linked media hints at threat to Persian Gulf undersea internet cables(iranintl.com)
2 points by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago|0 comments
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
You can still die if you take your idiot-proof Aussie blister packs with alcohol. So it's more an inefficient use of cabinet space. You can overdose on water too, they haven't banned 5-gallon jugs (yet).
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
No one is using that cloud crap professionally. The bread and butter of the CAD world is Windows PCs with tons of RAM and certified GPUs.
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
Companies that are bigger than startups vibecoding food delivery apps? Even Apple and Google run AD internally. Gotta support all those CAD workstations running Windows. Is Apple hardware still designed on Windows PCs?
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
I get to choose 4 ports in a $2,000+ "developer" laptop? Is this a joke? Most of the port options are decoys because it means 1 or 0 USB ports. And no I'm not carrying around a satchel of modules like an old British lord.
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
> Apple hardware is already amazing Apple also made some amazing hardware blunders. My personal favorite is the force-touch home button on the previous generation iPhones and iPads wouldn't work if you were wearing a band-aid. I don
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
How is it that I owned a fully-submersible phone—with user replaceable battery—over 15 years ago? You've bought into and are now parroting Apple & Samsung marketing BS. P.S. it had a headphone jack too. Gaskets over the ports. The
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
The hallmark of every successful Rust project: existence of a popular, equivalent software package not written in Rust.
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by tokyobreakfast 6mo ago
> It blows my mind how "intelligent" people can be this stupid. Intelligent people don't post condescending, shallow dismissals.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
So, the Great FUK for short?
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Most Brits already have a VPN to beat off so the effect will be negligible.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
The US CBP routinely intercepts "dangerous" products. I assume the Brits have the same. It's a wonder why AliExpress flies under the radar. I assume it's impossible to keep up with it all. The UK's comically over-en
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
do they have a pussy ombudsman to investigate malfeasance and poor customer service?
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Prostitution is not an industry known for its ethics or integrity.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Not sure how you empathize with people that built their robot replacements.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Where's the dupe guy when we need him most?
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Try criticizing Apple or China or other sacred cows and see how quickly your post gets flagged.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
"Everything I disagree with is hate speech" Reddit is filled with calls to violence, I would say it's gotten quite worse since. What's changed is that it all comes from one side now. When you curate the echo chamber, the
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
> They government is saying that anyone they do business with can't do business with Anthropic. Is neither unusual nor extraordinary. The 2022 TikTok ban on government devices—enacted under the Biden administration—carried the same
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Quit whining, you know damn well the bar for a typical "Show HN" has been raised to the point of being irrelevant these days, this post is a perfect example. This is not a home lab. I'm happy for the OP and that it works for
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
When they make erroneous assumptions, which they often do, they steal more of your time and effort than it would take without "assistance".
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
I don't remember asking for "efficiency" in typing out an address, something we teach children how to do. It doesn't seem like a societal problem worth iterating over. These tools are more than often wrong, and cause mor
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
> Instead, learn to use your browser's autofill feature, and design your sites with it in mind. If you do it right the user literally doesn't have to type a single character. Funny that the best solution is circa-1997 Netscape
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Of course they do. Let me uh just grab my utility bill...
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
Wrong. There can also be multiple cities in the same ZIP code. There is not a 1:1 relationship with a 5-digit ZIP as everyone is assuming here.
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by tokyobreakfast 7mo ago
It's impressive someone went to the trouble of putting together this angry dreck, and completely ignoring the fact that ZIP codes often span multiple cities/towns, which not only completely invalidates the author's premise, i

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