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5mo ago
The nagging to upgrade is insane. Even the 'dismissal' option is a dark pattern still designed to make you click the wrong thing
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> This article, headlined “French woman was told by doctors hantavirus symptoms were just anxiety”, was removed on 12 May 2026 after the Guardian was notified of a fundamental misunderstanding of remarks from Javier Padilla Bernáldez. Th
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5mo ago
Should one Google “what does the hacker news community think is a good alternative to Chromecast”?
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5mo ago
So you would want to make the large organization that you’re hoping to work for look bad?
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5mo ago
Okay “any vr content” means games it seems.
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5mo ago
The experience definitely differs. I’ve never even noticed a cell phone person in Canadian Costcos. There’s a booth off in the electronics section but no one bothers you. If you can get there on a Monday, the place seems fairly empty.
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Modern jet engine turbines: each blade a single crystal (2015)
(americanscientist.org)
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> The hydrogel technology they have developed At what point is this just a performance enhancing “drug” — what makes something a drug?
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5mo ago
It always seems like any animated svg loses all of the animation after sanitizing
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6mo ago
It’s also confusing that most nutritional labels say “calories” (Cal) when they really mean kilocalories (kcal). And those are different from regular (‘small’) calories (a measure of energy needed to heat 1g water 1c). 1 food calorie as lis
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6mo ago
Seems like you can be matchmaker (and fertilizer) for those tennis club trees
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6mo ago
I found it pretty easy to digest.
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Okay I have dvd players that work fine even still. DVDs need care - scratches and fingerprints are bad (though the error correction on a good player will make it less noticeable). I think the lifespan of a dvd player may be in its design
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6mo ago
Adversarial personal development is definitely a thing too.
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Maybe it’s lab grown in a future and not tied to animals in any way. Just for food.
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6mo ago
I heard it doesn’t even contain tin!
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6mo ago
A threat to destroy a civilization isn’t politics
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411 sometimes
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Seems we brought up a similar point at the exact same time. When the subsequent mission actually lands it will attempt the same level of hype
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The language is weird about it. Because it’s not a landing. Most people don’t think of Apollo 8 as “going to the moon” — for the public, that’s Apollo 11.
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It’s not rocket science, it’s media production/direction.
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The article dropped the speed claim. The last recorded ground speed data of 24mph also shows a wildly different heading (going from 30deg ish to 170ish). So it probably happened after the collision and was part of its deceleration. As far a
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7mo ago
I think that’s what’s critical here. Post details and their sources to show that they are in flux. Don't write them as fact and then make secret edits.
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Where’s the video you’re referring to? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HEFF17eaYAA_sgq?format=jpg I can’t tell what’s the truck and what’s the remains of the plane in this pic. Another wider angle: https://pbs.t
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If only we could diff the BBC article (it currently says it was posted 21 mins ago which is younger than your comment…). It’s changed multiple times now without any kind of changelog or acknowledgement. > Video footage on social media sh
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Very unlikely it was 24mph…The entire cockpit is gone. (Though some of the major damage may have happened while deplaning the passengers)
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And so much of the legacy media info is wrong. It’s strange because a lot of the primary sources are public. This is a good overview so far: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8vokLcNNGCM
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7mo ago
Weird, just today I saw that the powertoys directory is taking up 17gb on my computer. It’s filled with multiple installer versions I guess.
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Salk? You mean the vaccine guy? /s And also, apparently, the registered trademark? > The researchers found that high levels of amyloid beta were associated with cellular inflammation and higher rates of neuron death. They demonstrat
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7mo ago
You mean the Gramophone awards where they hand you a little mini gramophone statue.
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