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by tty2300 7y ago
I really wish we had high speed rail in Australia. I'd pick a 600km/h train over a plane any day.
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by tty2300 7y ago
When I tested my $5 nginx vps could handle 16,000 requests per second over local host. Maybe at worst 10,000 per second over the network
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by tty2300 7y ago
The usual roadblock in this process is getting ports exposed to the internet. In the best case this can just be done on your router configuration. In the unfortunately common case the ISP blocks you from doing this and the only solution is
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by tty2300 7y ago
Likely to change soon. Those areas have stopped buying plastic waste from the rest of the world.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Soon you will also be able to see a rating next to their name showing their social credit score so you will know how much interacting with them will affect your score.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Even locally is bad. Retail will use this right away to track everyone and what products they look at.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Its interesting but for these kinds of projects its the software library that will mean everything to how well this goes. I'm not going to spend that much for a device to play tech demos when I already have handheld gaming devices
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by tty2300 7y ago
City centers should not allow cars at all.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Its still easy to make friends online. Maybe you changed.
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by tty2300 7y ago
For tech groups there are a lot of good ones on matrix which is a federated network.
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by tty2300 7y ago
The people I know who voted for the libs preferenced the greens first and only voted for the libs because labor would leave them financially worse off.
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by tty2300 7y ago
What amazes me is how mobile games are almost all just the same game with different art and slightly different features but they almost always fall in to the category of loading bars that get longer as the game goes on and a second currency
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by tty2300 7y ago
Drinks at bars always seem far to expensive in my opinion. I just can't see how $13 for a drink that will last 15 minutes is worth it.
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by tty2300 7y ago
So now we emotionally cripple an entire generation?
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by tty2300 7y ago
Its quite incredible how long this was working for. Autorun was a dream for malware.
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by tty2300 7y ago
When will safari provide a VM image so developers can actually test things on it?
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by tty2300 7y ago
They tried that in Australia. Didn't work well.
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by tty2300 7y ago
For most intents and purposes its OK if you are a bit inaccurate. The important thing is that we will never drift further and further away. In 1000 years time we will still have exactly the same kg as we have now.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Looking different to the native apps isn't even the worst part. Its that a simple notes app is 300mb and after opening a few basic programs you have 10gb of ram used.
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by tty2300 7y ago
Add more tracks. We have 8 lane highways but a 4 track train line is unthinkable?
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by tty2300 7y ago
Seems like this is to be expected more and more. From what I have heard coal is only cheaper when you already have the coal power plants built but when you are starting fresh renewables make more sense.
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by tty2300 7y ago
I have found that some trendy clothes actually last a long time and some hardly lasts at all. I think I if I pay more attention I could work out how long lasting shirts feel so I can pick them out when looking for clothes. When it comes to
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by tty2300 7y ago
This actually is surprising news for me. I know celebrities do this but I didn't think real people buy clothes they hardly use. I just can't bring myself to throw out clothes with holes in them and wear them on the weekends becaus
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by tty2300 7y ago
Are you sure you aren't just in a bubble? After talking to more people it seems like the general public really is like this.
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by tty2300 7y ago
How do you buy less clothes? Having less clothes just makes the stuff you have wear out faster. All of my clothes have worn out in ways you can't repair. Putting a patch over a hole looks worse than having a hole.
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by tty2300 7y ago
The problem is the feedback cycle is far to long for us to handle. Most learning works by doing something, seeing a bad result and then stop doing the thing. Problem is by the time the bad result comes things will be so far gone there is no
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by tty2300 7y ago
That's still hard to clean. I have a stove that has no physical buttons or knobs and I can wipe it clean with a cloth easily.
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by tty2300 7y ago
I used to think my office was quiet until I got noise cancelling headphones. Now every time I take them off I am hit with a deafening ambiant noise which I think is a combination of the fans in peoples computers and the sound of cars making
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by tty2300 7y ago
The last part was pretty hard hitting. Posts get linked on HN often about prisons making it impossible for people to contact their family and friends. I can't imagine how fucked up someone would end up after being totally cut off from
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by tty2300 7y ago
And should last longer, make it easier to clean and not get gunk stuck in it causing it to jam up.

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