Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
uuddlrlrbaba
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
61.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
It doesn't have to, there are tools to save backups of favorite artists or playlists as well as backup metadata. I have a setup to discover new music on streaming platforms and backup my liked music onto a plex system
62.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
And by then it will probably be the size of a pair of buddy holly glasses
63.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Gemini as a zodiac sign: "Smart, passionate, and dynamic, Gemini is characterized by the Twins, Castor and Pollux, and is known for having two different sides they can display to the world. Expert communicators, Gemini is the chameleon
64.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
We can EOL things insecure ciphers and old operating systems without much issue without a planetary government. The migration strategy for ipv4->ipv6 was just so horribly conceived that we'll be running both in parallel for decades.
65.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
> I have to admit, there is a learning curve. But I want to encourage everybody involved in configuring computers to learn. This is probably most of it. My gripe is that there is essentially no realistic end to ipv4 in sight. So we as a
66.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Because more often than not good enough is good enough. Electron is a great example. Look at the market share of slack, discord, spotify, etc. Optimizing as step one is a very good way to not ship on time and miss opportunities to compe
67.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Personally I stopped messing with old hardware on the desktop side. Old laptops make great servers though -- built in UPS and KVM! Fire up some containers and enable all the P states But as a desktop there is a lot that is obnoxiously slow
68.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Its inconvenient as hell but I still opt to buy physical copies of games whenever possible. This way I can play them usually without an internet connection, and resell or trade the game.
69.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
I'm not sure if this is factored into your unemployment numbers, but in the USA its very common for all adults to need to work in order to make ends meet. Whereas in a stronger economy with employment laws protecting employees it'
70.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Paying attention isn't optional in a car without a half-baked autopilot feature.
71.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
The guy would still be alive if he chose a different car manufacturer
72.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Screen replacement is what $60 bucks, done in 15 minutes while you wait? Same goes for battery.
73.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
"Best" is a subjective term, especially when talking about a performance car. However Mazda has started releasing PHEV designs as you design over the past few years, with the RX-9 being a performance optimized variant.
74.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Review the EOL spans between apple and android though. Apple is still releasing security updates for the 5S, a 10 year old handset. Android devices average 3-4 years before complete end of support. Maybe HN folks will go for alternate fir
75.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
They are the same thing? If a majority refuses to buy new products due to bad QA it does effectively blame the company for bad QA
76.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Plus the 5 year old car model has an established history of reported problems. A used buyer can review to make a decision based on actual reliability, vs whats essentially an unknown when new. Particularly with new model generations.
77.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Hooray! Time to update to Ventura
78.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
That's interesting. After trying a 13" macbook myself, I sized back up to a 16" and personally wont be going back. There is only a marginal difference in my backpack, I don't really notice it. But every time I was usin
79.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Wow a ~40% migration over the course of 20 years. What a victory :|
80.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Whataboutism is fun! Car exhaust is a KNOWN carcinogen. So don't lecture me on beer until you've given up on fossil fuel.
81.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
I will say however that a plain iPad connected to a macbook in side car mode (second display) makes for a great portable dual screen work setup
82.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
> It can literally be a simple task that one would expect any working software developer to be able to complete without too much fuss. I agree, although this is why I feel a small project and participation in code review is a more realis
83.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
3y ago
Why is this being downvoted? could you expand on what you mean
84.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
TikTok is a platform that - Enables rapid peer-to-peer information sharing across traditional "social networks" (in other words you don't need to know the person, only show interest in the topic) - Has usage metrics and reach
85.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
ding ding
86.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
Sounds like a huge headache after you've given them full financials. and potentially opened a loan and submitted registration and insurance forms.
87.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
And far warmer
88.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
Buying a car sight unseen is a huge mistake. Yes the dealership is a few hours of pain, but that pain gives you the option to walk away with no strings attached, which IMO is invaluable. And it's a very small fraction of time compare
89.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
This seems mostly to be a gesture towards some approximation of solidarity with staff during a time of mass layoffs in the industry. And I think it's a good move, if only to help make apple staff feel slightly more comfortable in their
90.
▲
by
uuddlrlrbaba
4y ago
Came here to plug this. It was a great watch, and hearing a classic pipe organ connected to a midi arpeggiator is so cool Also, he builds his own midi interface for the pipe organ (iirc with arduino), which is quite a cool thing to watch.
More ›