Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
what-imright
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
14 ms
·
91.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Stop trying to make hardware last forever. Who here would like to use hardware from 2017? iPhone x anyone? The lifetime of these devices is defined by the reasonable update schedule of the consumer, which is based on moores law. 5 years is
92.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
I’m not saying don’t fight. I’m saying don’t let your opponent define the rules of the game.
93.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
he is
94.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
You don’t get it clearly. They’re playing dirty. At best the FOIA will receive a document made on the fly with nothing of value. The rules don’t apply to the NSA. You can do exactly nothing. But NIST, you can do something about - reject any
95.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
After all that noise that vocal minority made, they were simply wrong. Didn’t check their facts, predicted incorrectly, wasted everyones time and desecrated our freedoms with do good save the children socialist laws. pfft
96.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Why don’t you just buy a regular server for $500? many run silent. In fact I have a cluster of 9 servers (nodes) running in my bedroom
97.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
It’ll be worthless by the time he finds it. Surrounded by mountains of trash weeping over magic beans and all that could’ve been. It’s a sad existence fate burdens on superlosers.
98.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
This is terrible advise.
99.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Are you kidding me? They lost 150 million dollars and the only penalty is to write up the bug on twitter? These children are playing with peoples lives. There’s a body count to losing that much money
100.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
I’ve bought the Mango Pi and a few other cheap SBC’s on RISC-V. The performance is slow 1Ghz single core but enough for small hobbies. I was hoping the different ISA would make shellcode incompatible. But IMO RISC-V like many Berkeley produ
101.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Someone did this with intent to prevent a discovery
102.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
who still trusts NIST?
103.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
You need to go on a vision quest. Shrooms - but! measure your dose very carefully, a little less that 3.5oz, on a bright sunny day with trusted friends in a park without many people. That will fix you. Or else send you to hell. Either way y
104.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Yea that sentence shows a bias. Very shady
105.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Seems the sales pitch here is dependent on the product failing before it has provided reasonable service for the cost. I've yet to have 1 of more than 50 laptops have a single component fail. And if it takes more than 5 years so what?
106.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
You know I have little sympathy for these 'victims'. I used to speak in clubhouse rooms to the shills and the hodlers. The reaction to any dissent was astonishing. They were like a cult. In many ways the group was a cult. The prom
107.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
The solution of giving away your money over buying something is some broken logic. Plenty of corrupt charity officials line their pockets and live it up on donations. The rich don’t owe society, exactly the opposite, hence the money. It rep
108.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Get this! Amazon lets you pay $140/mo to buy it on many accounts. I think that’s a golden deal (And I ordered)
109.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Come on that was hilarious
110.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Have to second this. I’ve bought a great deal of electronics from Miami, and most were counterfeit, misrepresented or simply unrecoverable, damaged. To me any Florida company is disqualified for business now.
111.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
looks exactly like from the 90s. why wouldn’t I just play that game in scummvm?
112.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Bladerunner was great and the sequel was also enjoyable. but you know, these 80 sequels that have their characters stop and watch clips of the original movie are in the worst possible taste. it’s an admission that the current generation of
113.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
but it’s true. sword making is very interesting as well, but we don’t make swords because we have guns. live in the now
114.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
because branding is for companies and their products. it’s an attempt at misrepresentation
115.
▲
What if we boycott copilot?
10 points
by
what-imright
4y ago
|
7 comments
116.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Funny to read this I just, as in 5 minutes ago had to lay off a friend, working 4 years at the company. Did it over facetime. You can feel the reaction in their eyes. That hurt
117.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
WHAT! Coinbase just became PayPal Doesn’t matter anyway. The coup de grace is coming in days, maybe weeks. Bye bye Bitcoin. Thanks for burning down a forest.
118.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
Thats so cool
119.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
LOVE that line of routers. Such a great design. Actually I might go buy one right now
120.
▲
by
what-imright
4y ago
facepalm. you think you’re saving the planet reusing an old cellphone? what about the other 8 billion people who don’t care? it’s just virtue signaling. fantasy. you don’t have a reason just a rationalization. and that’s a problem because i
More ›