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by tredre3 3y ago
> It's interesting seeing all of the support in this post about MDMA, while methamphetamine has such an ugly stigma associated with it. That's because having similar names does not make them similar in any way. "M D M A&q
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by tredre3 3y ago
To delete system-wide things in the registry you will be prompted to escalate to admin privilege. It's usually one click. To delete things in /etc you will be asked to gain root privilege. It's usually one click (You might be
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by tredre3 3y ago
> because doing FOSS is just a way for some people to enhance their careers. That's a very cynical view. Perhaps it is somewhat more true when it comes to the HN audience, but outside of here "enhancing career" is probably
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by tredre3 3y ago
Not excusing the footgun but I'm honestly amazed you could get an Apple rep to help you with notes syncing, let alone recover them. And they helped even if it seems like it was your own fault! My employer pays (a lot) for Google produc
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by tredre3 3y ago
We have millions of digitized books by now. Only a very very small percentage of those are worth spending the money to turn into an audiobook narrated by a human. A lot of people do not read books (for various reasons: they are blind, they
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by tredre3 3y ago
> Then the third sentence in the text says "1793-05". The audio was "1793 to 2005". Actually it was 1793 to 1805. Bit of a tangent here but did you get 1805 from context or is YYYY-YY a common year range notation that
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by tredre3 3y ago
That website looks like a billboard. I don't even know what to click to reach the community. I mean I see the "discussions forums" link but it's still drowned in random logos, what the hell?
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by tredre3 3y ago
VIM but particularly Emacs can get painfully slow on semi-large files (and forget about it if you have very long lines) and you have to tweak or disable lots of features if you want them to be reactive and not peg your CPU. So I think it&#x
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by tredre3 3y ago
Learning by ear can be more fun and is easier to some. It is indeed a more natural process; hear something -> replicate it. But, unless you're just playing alone or jamming with friends, not being able to read sheet music is a real
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by tredre3 3y ago
> I'm not used to this kind of negativity on HN about browsers and the open web. Really? It's a given that any thread about browsers on HN will have a dozen highly upvoted replies that claim it's impossible to make a new b
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by tredre3 3y ago
> I live in Canada, and everyone I know is aware of the Georgia Straight. Then you live in a bubble. I spent most of my life in Canada (and I'm considered old) and have never heard of it. But it is interesting and I'm happy to
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by tredre3 3y ago
> The water on our Earth today is the same water that’s been here for nearly 5 billion years. We create tons of water as a byproduct of many industrial processes, that's "new" water. Of course in the grand scheme of things
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by tredre3 3y ago
Proton offers an IMAP/SMTP bridge so that generic tools can do whatever they want. This makes backing up emails trivial. Tutanota still doesn't have an easy way to export all emails.
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by tredre3 3y ago
I've never heard of copper-lined PEX, can you tell me more?
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by tredre3 3y ago
> Now find a guide showing you how to do a thing for any of the BSDs. That guide is more usable on one of the other BSDs than any Linux guide is usable on a different distro. That's simply not true in my experience. Sure, man pages
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by tredre3 3y ago
Granted it's not mentioned in FTA, but the barricade was removed at the time of the accident. > Typically, barricades are in place to prevent drivers from crossing the bridge, North Carolina State Highway Patrol said. But the barric
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by tredre3 3y ago
Not sure if you were being snarky but having the ability to scroll doesn't fix a poorly structured article... Things should be explained as they come, or have a linked explanation, or say things like "we'll explain what XYZ i
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by tredre3 3y ago
There's no need to be so defensive. HN has a lot of web developers and, for better or worse, docker is an integral part of their workflow. So any guide brushing off "yeah just remove docker" with no further explanation will n
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by tredre3 3y ago
Personally I think the JIT approach is infinitely more interesting than if he had just recompiled an OS to target slightly different hardware. Both interesting projects to be sure, but to me (and maybe the author) there's more satisfac
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by tredre3 3y ago
AMD processors support encrypted RAM, called SME[1]. The key is internal to the CPU and randomized at boot. Sniffing a live RAM chip or reading a perfectly preserved frozen RAM will give you nothing. It's a big part of why the xbox one
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by tredre3 3y ago
Aren't you just describing Tor?
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by tredre3 3y ago
> So has the internet completely done away with innocent until proven guilty? Yes. But to be fair it wouldn't be out of character for Russel, if you actually know who he is, so maybe that's why the internet finds it so easy to
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by tredre3 3y ago
> In North America. This is a line even the Soviets and Chinese respected When it comes to assassination, maybe. But China conducts extra-judicial operations in Canada, and even deport citizens (send back to China), with little respect f
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by tredre3 3y ago
SCART was pretty great but not perfect. I lived part of the 90s in Europe and you really had to know where to buy your cables if you wanted the best quality. It was essentially a prequel to what we have now with USB-C. Not all cables had al
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by tredre3 3y ago
> I'm quite serious - this isn't a snarky response No, you are being quite snarky. It's clear OP wants to discovery content and wants to be suggested stuff. Telling them to stop using it without suggestion ANYTHING even re
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by tredre3 3y ago
Tailscale isn't useful for piracy. Unless you really want your pirate traffic to always be routed through your home?
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by tredre3 3y ago
> It builds to cross-platform [...] Godot supports C# Godot supports C# on desktop only (works well on Windows and Linux, bit annoying on MacOS X but it does work). There's been talk of supporting Android since v3 but it always fell
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by tredre3 3y ago
I thought so too because 364 days of the year I will average 0 sent but that one other day I might have a conversation and I don't want my messages to be blocked when I reach 21. Thankfully they allow some margins and after that they j
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by tredre3 3y ago
Conversely I think you express the view of a non-ai-assisted programmer. LLMs don't just dash out hundreds of lines of code. They can take a concept and break it down into concrete steps or even a fully planned architecture for you. Th
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by tredre3 3y ago
Good thing he never said those words, then!

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