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2y ago
"if you have to ask the price, then you can't afford it"
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A teen tech whiz 'God's influencer' will become the first millennial saint
(npr.org)
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Robot 'commits suicide' in South Korea due to excessive workload
(cnbctv18.com)
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2y ago
the real convergence will happen eventually, when Google merges Android with ChromeOS and we will get the worst of both worlds
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2y ago
Apple loves 1984 theme, 4 decades ago they even made a commercial with reference to it
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2y ago
> Like for me the Mac will sometimes randomly turn on from sleep like in the middle of the night. For updates or things like that. that's because you don't own your operating system, it's Apples software and they'll d
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2y ago
> 1. Dark mode Ublock Origin filters are great workaround https://rich.sh/2024/03/20/hn-theme just update a few lines: # Text news.ycombinator.com##.c00:style(color: #fafafa !important) # Inputs news.ycomb
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2y ago
Is ChatGPT a good replacement for SEO "experts"?
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EU Asked Temu, Shein to Show Compliance with Services Act
(bloomberg.com)
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2y ago
I tried it, in my mind it lacks customizable options that many devs would like to have. Bluefin DX (Fedora Silverblue remix) is slightly better option if you develop for cloud services.
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2y ago
its fairly common in EU, my local grocery store uses SUSE on their customer self service terminals
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2y ago
I'm looking for good alternatives to Hetzner, preferably EU, any suggestions?
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2y ago
I had prepaid account for a project that I was eager to try to self-host, it was they deactivated my account within few weeks, haven't even created VPS; lost a few bucks on it.
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2y ago
I actually think its a less of a problem than many imagine. If you have different architectures it actually is better and more predictable because it's compiled, also it's incredibly easy to compile even for noobs
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2y ago
you can delid your CPU and fry bacon on it instead
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2y ago
Does it mean that chat communications with steganography would also be outlawed in EU?
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2y ago
NSA already considers and flags Linux users as "extremists", so it was only a question of time before agencies in EU would do the same
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"Monkeys with a grenade": inside the nuclear-power station, Ukraine's front line
(economist.com)
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Jolla Mind 2: privacy-first AI Computer
(jollamind2.com)
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2y ago
they are trying to be like Adblock Plus
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2y ago
oh but it does, you can submit it directly to Roskomnadzor so it can cooperate with said hackers and then GRU might even hire them directly /s
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2y ago
The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed -- William Gibson
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> Non-radioactive poisons are also used in targeted therapies. you also risk selecting for some population of cancer cells to become resistant, thereby changing their biochemical profile and finding other drugs that work can become trick
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> why is using a radioactive agent here better than using some cytotoxic chemical agent? Seems to me like using some chemical poison would be easier to manufacture and deliver than radiation. It's a question of dose, you need very s
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2y ago
For layman explanation it was just discussed it on StarTalk just a few days ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lty_55JbkmE
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https://www.stripes.com/theaters/europe/2024-03-21/russia-wa...
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You load sixteen tons, what do you get...
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Firefox Blocks Add-Ons to Circumvent Russia Censorship
(mastodon.social)
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Not git, but I find it's interesting how Fossil implements version control https://www.fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/tech_overview....
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2y ago
Actually I'm more surprised they haven't done this earlier
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