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by voytec 3y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37715211
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by voytec 3y ago
> No word on price. They link to multiple regional reseller sites [0], where prices are available. I see €73.90 (€60.08 pre-tax) for the 4GB version and €97.50 (€79.27 pre-tax) for 8GB in Poland. [0] https://www.raspberrypi.co
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by voytec 3y ago
> I wouldn't recommend giving your hard earned money to people in an unregulated market. I'd extend it to regulated as well. As soon as we're deprived of the ability to own usable cash - we'll be left with mere illusi
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by voytec 3y ago
> Chrome would find revenue instantly the same way Firefox and Safari do As in, Chrome decoupled from Google should have 90% of revenue coming from Google/Alphabet, as Mozilla does?
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by voytec 3y ago
> And the PF syntax is the most approachable in all of open source Unix. I actually find ipfw(8) [0] syntax more human-friendly. [0] https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=ipfw&sektion=8&for...
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by voytec 3y ago
NFT strategy was rather simple: hire so called celebrities to advertise the scam, profit from suckers, pull the rug.
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by voytec 3y ago
On one hand, this suggestion stands in opposition to HN rules (link to source) but on the other is more reasonable as linking nitter provides viewer with more information, as an addition to single post that non-registered Twitter users woul
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by voytec 3y ago
Last time I was putting plastic in a microwave was some 5-7 years ago. I went to a registered nutrition specialist with obesity and obesity-based issues. The guy had programs either providing you with diet-appropriate daily recipes, or a da
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by voytec 3y ago
HN posts visibility is easily manipulated by just few users flagging them.
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> Completely unaffected. I run on the latest k8s version. The announcement mentions specific version: "issue with Google Kubernetes Engine impacting customers using Kubernetes version 1.25"
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by voytec 3y ago
Don't read into announcements like this too much. Status pages and outage notices are often political. Status pages are rarely dynamic and updates require blessing from upstairs. And more often than not complete outages are referred to
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by voytec 3y ago
> The companies’ apps illegally access and share users’ personal data with third parties for sophisticated analytics as soon as the apps are opened. Users don’t even have the choice to consent to or prevent the sharing of their data. Thi
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by voytec 3y ago
It's not macOS firewall, but Apple's implementation of OpenBSD's pf used in Apple's macOS. Mullvad is clearly pointing at a bug in OpenBSD's "packet filter", mentioning that it's used in macOS. Mullva
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by voytec 3y ago
Exactly - it's a screwup on Apple's part, not OpenBSD's.
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by voytec 3y ago
It's not a case of naming something similarily to other software. OSX used FreeBSD's ipfw and around the time they renamed the OS to macOS, they switched to OpenBSD's pf. Now they've screwed up either configuration or im
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by voytec 3y ago
It may not overpower other ISAs but could be attractive from the cost-effectiveness perspective.
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by voytec 3y ago
Funny that iMDb is owned by Amazon and their retail platform is infested with counterfeit products and filled with reviews not worth looking at.
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by voytec 3y ago
Apart from the Cordyceps fungi genus, another fascinating/terrifying insect fungal infection makes cicadas hypersexual "flying salters of death" [1] that - in zombie-like fashion as well - fly around releasing spores from the
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by voytec 3y ago
2014. > These are the same files originally shared at the Computer History Museum on March 25th, 2014 [1] and are being (re)published in this repo to make them easier to find. [1] http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm&#x2
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by voytec 3y ago
> supposedly a tool to manage agile teams, is how every ticket has one person assigned to it. It's whoever owns the issue. You can make it an epic and assign particular sub-tasks to team members if it's a teamwork.
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by voytec 3y ago
I see Reader as Google's attack on RSS' popularity. The product was killed off when its job was accomplished.
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by voytec 3y ago
Officer Alex Murphy reporting to duty.
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by voytec 3y ago
In other words: Microsoft only respect users when forced.
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by voytec 3y ago
I have no releation to CF but from my perspective, if a human is marked as a bot - that's a false positive.
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by voytec 3y ago
Any open-source project being backed by VC is a red flag which should tell you to fork or back the fuck off asap. VC is cancer.
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by voytec 3y ago
> How cool would it be if we had a great GUI for ZFS Not in workstation OS, maybe not "great" but tools like FreeNAS had ZFS GUI sorted out[1] pretty decently and user-friendly for some time. I've seen storage laymen set t
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by voytec 3y ago
Ah, the RAID array love story: one of many similar disks fails, you replace it, array starts rebuilding which causes an increase of reads from other drives and before rebuild is complete, more disks from the same batch start failing. I don&
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by voytec 3y ago
I need to report income from stock shares sold abroad (Nasdaq etc) once a year. To my understanding, US' IRS informs my local revenue gov body of my sales and that's what W-8 BEN was signed for. I've only seen these forms wi
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by voytec 3y ago
I have a thing for dialup modem handshake sounds.
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by voytec 3y ago
I've only filled W-8 BEN forms for personal trading. As a small business in Poland, I'm issuing invoices to North American businesses with no added VAT (netto==brutto) and a side note that tax is a liability of the party receiving

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