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3y ago
Really depends on the country and how small we’re talking, but I’d guess somewhere between 500-1000€. At 16 you’re getting quite old so you probably also want some kind of allowance, if this is on top of that then it can add up.
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3y ago
I have no reason to use it because my infotainment doesn’t suck.
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3y ago
60EUR absolutely isn't a drop in the bucket for households in the EU, that can be a monthly bill for someone living in a smaller apartment.
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3y ago
It’s 6 words long, there’s no point in punctuation.
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3y ago
Buy why should Google pay them at all? One of the first screenshots of their documentation says you shouldn't trust the email claim, so they're obviously aware of this issue. The problem is third parties using Google's OAuth
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3y ago
He got an email requesting support for software with the same name as his, that points to his documentation, while having zero access to the software itself. I'd say being mildly annoyed at that is warranted, especially since we'r
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3y ago
I don't understand the obsession with fast charging. I can probably count the number of times I needed to charge my phone instantly on one hand. The other day I bought a MagSafe charger because my new phone doesn't fit properly on
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3y ago
People really need to stop with this AGI bullshit. They make a glorified Markov chain and suddenly they should have AGI? Self-driving cars are barely able to stay on the road after all this time, but sure, someone's hiding conscious ma
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3y ago
So your Mastodon bubble wasn't representative of everyone? How shocking.
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Well the FTS failed on the first launch, so if there was a guidance malfunction it could have probably hit something outside of the designated safe area. Fixing it was a prerequisite for the second launch so I assume it's not going to
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3y ago
Was there a period where you could register those separately? My old google account receives emails for both domains.
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3y ago
You say you don't play online games and bought the controller for a fighting game so how can you tell how much of a cheat it is? The parent comment said it has anti-recoil which is a huge advantage in FPS games.
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3y ago
Do any countries apart from US routinely do it under general anaesthesia? I don’t know anyone who was under during the procedure.
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3y ago
Browsers should display punycode by default in the address bar. 99.9% of these websites are scams. If you live in a place that commonly uses non-ASCII characters in the URL then you should be able to manually toggle it on.
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3y ago
This is probably what’s going to make me sell my current car. Every time it starts you have to acknowledge that the owner of the vehicle can track it. 50% of the time there’s another popup behind it telling you to install updates. I often d
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3y ago
The more documentation I see the more angry this makes me. Why would you include the color palette everywhere but literally zero examples of any of the colors being used? All of the screenshots only show the basic black/white text.
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3y ago
And who uninstalls or updates the package manager?
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3y ago
I don’t know what magic land you come from, but that’s a pretty standard rate for a place like London which is definitely not low CoL.
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3y ago
Who decides which side should do the adapting?
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3y ago
Except you can't just try the new OS, you also have to spend thousands of dollars on "compatible" hardware.
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3y ago
As someone completely ignorant of the inner working of fonts, how is this different from ligatures? Those also produce special glyphs based on combinations.
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3y ago
Conversely, I do not know any developers that use AI instead of google. And considering the horrific garbage it has given me the few times I tried, I’d be worried about what you’re doing with it.
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3y ago
Victim blaming is absolutely the correct approach here. Of course you shouldn't blame your grandma for using Chrome, but people on HN are a completely different audience. HN readers should be well aware of the damage Google is causing
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3y ago
“Mastodon’t”. I’ve never thought about or seen it before, but that’s a great name that all the detractors could use.
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3y ago
I need that celebrate switch on every website, how whimsical.
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3y ago
This is why I struggle updating my old PHP apps. It sure would be nice to refactor it into something newer, but I really don't want to run it on some VC-funded wet dream that disappears one day with 3 hours of notice.
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3y ago
Congratulations, but this is not how it works in many places. If you're providing services to companies you have to account for that.
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3y ago
Interestingly it works fine for me on iOS, but it's completely unusable on Windows. Super laggy on both Chrome and Firefox, although very slightly smoother with Chrome.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35813322
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3y ago
As he said, once.
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