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by tredre3 2y ago
Online office is free, just like Google's. Visual Studio has a free version. Windows can be used for free (unactivated) if you're okay with the limitations.
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by tredre3 2y ago
But the Microsoft's online office also has a free tier, so how do you count that as a win for Google?
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> Are there any highly developed nations that allow complete strangers with any nationality to buy and use a mobile phone without showing a national ID? I don't know any, or they will all soon be gone. I regularly (1-2x per year) b
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by tredre3 2y ago
> Is cable video over IP now? Over the US and Canada it mostly is, though how advanced the transition is is very regional. The plan is to drop both analog signal and digital (QAM) to reclaim the frequencies and use them for DOCSIS intern
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by tredre3 2y ago
> With education discount I don't understand why so many people use the discounted price as reference. Surely very few of us on HN are still in college? So let's use the actual price when making comparisons.
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> but in reality they have a large endowment and can go without new funding for ages, though they'd have to cut back on the unimportant stuff. And that is why I'm very annoyed by the fact that every year the donation begging is
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by tredre3 2y ago
I don't think we can argue in good faith that those forks are publicly distributing a modified version of the rust programming language, unless they actually publish releases.
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by tredre3 2y ago
Windows offers "legal" ways of DLL injection, which is presumably what Steam does, and this article isn't about those methods.
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by tredre3 2y ago
> Which in turn is justified by most people who fail to commit suicide being happy, in retrospect, that they failed. If true, that sounds like survivorship bias (literally). Those who aren't happy about the failure will just try aga
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by tredre3 2y ago
Those startup's only mistake was choosing the wrong bank, one that was the de-facto standard in the sector and pushed by the likes of YC. I don't know if I agree with the gov making them whole, but it isn't really comparable
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> The IRS is one of the most effective government agencies out there It is one of the most cost effective agencies because their entire reason d'être is finding missing money and collecting it. It doesn't really say anything
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by tredre3 2y ago
> I'd assumed that Element X Android would be the same; if not, it's an omission and will get fixed. Aren't you Element's CTO? I feel like you shouldn't need to make assumptions into how the app works, you should
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by tredre3 2y ago
Nothing strikes me as particularly complicated? The wording used in the document is simple enough and the bulk of it describes the stdlib functions.
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by tredre3 2y ago
Your app uses 150MB of ram upon launch. It peaks to around 3GB during the hub creation (on a folder with ~100 videos but I see your demo is limited to 50). It finally settles at 350MB. Here's the breakdown: https://ibb.co&#x
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by tredre3 2y ago
Marcan42 accidentally posted on his twitter as Asahi Lina, and on screen Lina has accidentally shown things identifiable to Marcan (usernames, logged in mastodon account). But he clearly doesn't want to be linked/equated to her fo
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by tredre3 2y ago
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by tredre3 2y ago
50% of Telsas are made in China. China built Teslas are noticeably better built, too. Welcome to reality.
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by tredre3 2y ago
What action requires admin escalation on Windows but not on Linux?
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by tredre3 2y ago
> transpiled alternatives to JavaScript are easier to debug than vanilla ES5 As easy, certainly. But how are they easier?
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> Wanting to avoid managing the servers ourselves, we experimented with a serverless approach. I must be getting old but building a gigantic house of card of interlinked components only to arrive to a more limited solution is truly bizar
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by tredre3 2y ago
GP's comment confused me too at first but after reading the article a second time, they do frame it as "for the children": > Ministers in England said the move [...] is intended to protect children's health and preven
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by tredre3 2y ago
It's weird how the article (and perhaps the law itself?) frame it as being "for the children". Disposable vapes are an environmental disaster. If this new law forces the manufacturers to add a 5 cents usb port to recharge the
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by tredre3 2y ago
Might be cool to have this in an office or school classes. I realize that proper ventilation is the real fix, but it's not realistic to rebuild all buildings. Just think about it, you have a decorative box in your office that absorbs C
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by tredre3 2y ago
The vast majority of drugs have a positive ROI after two years on the market. Almost all drugs currently on the market are older than two years. And yet, prices are still much higher in America than elsewhere. Therefore I posit that greed i
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by tredre3 2y ago
You are out of date if you think there's no currently available commercial risc-v cores that can outperform the decade old raspberry pi 1 B+. Frankly, a 30 years old pentium 2 could outperform the first raspberry pi. It's a very l
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by tredre3 2y ago
> Devices you paid for, but don't actually own, will end-run your efforts by using their own hard-coded DNS servers. Not just devices, Jetbrains software has hardcoded DNS too. I've had to resort to blocking its traffic entirel
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> As if C:\TEMP or %tmpdir% were any better. I mean, yes? %tmp% is in the user's directory, not accessible by the world.
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> Written by someone who (apparently) thinks that a simpler malloc will solve memory safety issues Simpler? He's suggesting adding an LLM to malloc in order to translate human text to bytes. Your comment is written by someone who do
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by tredre3 2y ago
That's because no single person is paying 20k in insurance for a car. The 20k quote covers 6 cars driven by 6 people with a dodgy record. > Leah Carter, a mother of four in Merrick, N.Y., sent me 60 pages of documents that she and h
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by tredre3 2y ago
This answer covers it well: https://security.stackexchange.com/a/189978 Basically depending on the scenario, DMA region will either be unencrypted or transparently encrypted/decrypted.

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