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Video games keep getting longer(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by waingake 3y ago|0 comments
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The giant arcs that may dwarf everything in the cosmos(rnz.co.nz)
2 points by waingake 4y ago|0 comments
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by waingake 4y ago
> Moreover, running Asahi is perfectly legal because Apple formally allows booting non-macOS operating systems on their Apple Silicon platform. How nice of Apple. #snarc
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by waingake 4y ago
This was an issue with the M1's when they were first released. Took a few months until they released a fix https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253647922 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2
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by waingake 4y ago
https://truckm.app Find local food trucks. Now to convince food truck owners to use it ...
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by waingake 4y ago
Would love to know how you built this ( even at a high level )
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by waingake 4y ago
I made a site to record and vote on playlists sorted by last updated as well as popularity https://playlists.mohiohio.com
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by waingake 4y ago
Under my house ( 1920's wooden home ) I see EPS pushed up against the wooden floor boards. This was done by the previous owner. The EPS itself is exposed. Is this safe ?
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by waingake 4y ago
The amount of hate Unity would get on this website... Hackers gonna hate it seems. It's a shame that Canonical listened. On a positive note I'm very impressed that the reboot is being lead by a such a young developer. Thank you!
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by waingake 4y ago
Read Martin Hagland for a much more applicable take on this. The primary way we waste time is via waged employment. For this reason most people have very little control over how they are spending their limited time alive https://
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by waingake 4y ago
I'll start a spite ~store~ car.
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by waingake 4y ago
I'm not exactly sure what this is doing. I've made a service that scratches my own itch of wanting a way to sort a collection of playlists by the last time they were updated. I've got that running here, and I use it often. h
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by waingake 5y ago
Lol also had a similar thing happen. I think they auto close idle transactions now. But I'm very careful about disconnecting when done now!
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Show HN: Spotify playlists sorted via votes and recently updated and mergable(playlists.mohiohio.com)
1 points by waingake 5y ago|0 comments
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by waingake 5y ago
What if we forked it with a Kickstarter campaign to fund core engineering salaries, followed by a low monthly subscription. Personally I'd happily pay if I knew the money was going where it should.
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by waingake 5y ago
If you enjoyed this I'd recommend Simone De Beauvoir's book; The ethics of ambiguity. It's short and accessible and describes a number of character traits, which hinder personal and collective freedom, focusing on the outcome
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by waingake 5y ago
Capitalism here is what you are doing once the accumulation of further capital becomes the principal objective of you activities. If you generate a lot of profit, but you use it all to finance a luxurious lifestyle of even just to keep you
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by waingake 5y ago
Not while we place very little value on peoples time ( their sole existence on earth ever ). Capitalism is happy for people to waste there lives doing things they don't want to do. A society that values peoples time as it should would
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by waingake 5y ago
The New Yorker is great https://www.newyorker.com . Amazing writing, so much so that I can be pulled into articles that I wouldn't expect to be interested in. I had a Kindle subscription, but liked it so much I forked out
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by waingake 5y ago
All power must be justified.
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by waingake 5y ago
Its sad that this seems to have such an appeal. We seem to be becoming all so isolated, despite technical advancements that were meant to make us more connected. Going to a bar and talking to people that are outside your friend group, outsi
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by waingake 5y ago
> a pagan slave population which can be worked to death in order to provide for the intelligentsia utopia fantasy Are you describing the people who made your iPhone?
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by waingake 5y ago
In communist society, where nobody has one exclusive sphere of activity but each can become accomplished in any branch he wishes, society regulates the general production and thus makes it possible for me to do one thing today and another t
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by waingake 5y ago
This is Hegel’s Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis. Not a new idea! https://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007%2F978-1...
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The List, is a list in descending order(thelist.best)
1 points by waingake 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The List(thelist.best)
1 points by waingake 5y ago|0 comments
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by waingake 5y ago
And should we all start rolling our own crypto now to avoid dependencies? In most cases a stable library is going to be much more secure than a custom implementation of `x`. Everything has trade-offs. What's stupid is dogma.
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by waingake 5y ago
Yeah I agree. It reminds me of all the hate that Ubuntu Unity used to get despite it being great. Seems like a very vocal minority that gets upset with UI changing at all in OS software.
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by waingake 5y ago
I've often thought this myself. As I'm reluctant to donate money to Mozilla knowing they have a record of firing developers and splurging on executive salaries. What if a fork was funded in a kickstarter like way, enough ideally t
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by waingake 5y ago
He certainly hasn't abandoned the anarchist label, and is still very active in leftist circles, frequently giving interviews in these areas. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12618.Chomsky_On_Anarchi...

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