Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
wideasleep1
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
13 ms
·
61.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Last I heard, bidets were OOS as well...
62.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
I suppose there was a delay realizing 'The shit has hit the fan! Hoard TP", and they took it too literally. Honestly, the compulsion to 'do something..anything' panic mode is a good explanation, aside from profiteers.
63.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Ahh, that 'splains it, since I don't watch TV. Surprise..emotional contagion strikes again.
64.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Possibly because they're reasonable, and were dumbfounded, like me, that folks would hoard...toilet paper.
65.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Like most things Costco...'as it should be'...
66.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Sadly, my takeaway/tl:dr Everything you've heard or read is fake news, we know almost nothing. Ironically uses 'gone viral' when he crits a fellow doc (cite 12) on the mask 'issue', and clearly we can't ev
67.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
I got it off FDroid, so...
68.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
FWIW, it works great on my Chromebook, meeted up with myself on my Android. Even used x86 Bromite browser on Chromebook, and even blur background worked after a slight delay. Impressive.
69.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Was just studying on Far-UVC (222nm) as being much safer than C, yet more effective (literally second(s)) to kill virus..I suspect we will see vast deployments of this light coming to public spaces near you. https://www.laserfocu
70.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Interesting, hadn't considered that one...how long and are the 'rubbers' holding up? Also cheers on that article...I've been finding it confounding that both masks and disposable gloves are NOT being preached in all medi
71.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Since my N95 respirator supply is limited, I have been removing it in the car and spritzing it with 91% alcohol inside and out until moist. It is usually dry in minutes, and should be sterile for the next use.
72.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Also VERY interested in this, and the impending Android client status. Some of us are fully on mobile LTE data.
73.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Now Trump's tweet a few days ago makes sense...there was broad agreement across governors would enact shelter-in-place at a given benchmark, and Cuomo signaled otherwise...
74.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
If only we could convince everyone that our product is so hot, it will get you laid.
75.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
And concert goers, shoppers...
76.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Only two? That IS savage.
77.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
The intelligent skydiver knows better than to allow the government to pack his chute.
78.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Interesting! You just described my local weatherman.
79.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Clearly, you are male and unmarried.
80.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Also, 'hand-tight' is more than sufficient (in most cases) using compression fittings (not brass but rubber/silicone/Viton, etc). After all, you are dealing with relatively low pressure, which a strong grip exceeds, whil
81.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Depends...'good enough' goalposts are for a particular audience. Technophobes seeking privacy are certainly less motivated to upgrade to a holographic direct-to-eye display, than a technophile.
82.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
And those hoses should be metal-braided versions, preventing burst.
83.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Well, if any task should be robot-automated, it should be this one!
84.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Vacuum? Do tell. I would want foamy soap dispensing too, and adjustable nozzles/pressure would be a treat. edit: AHA! Vacuum as in air filtration...I was imagining an auto spa...
85.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Mini-splits are also way overdue.
86.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
What else are technocrats and bureaucracies to do? They've been on a hiring spree for decades. Apparently at the expense of manufacturing and efficiency.
87.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
"Japan is considering using Avigan, an anti-influenza medication developed by a unit of Fujifilm Holdings Corp., to treat patients of the novel coronavirus, health minister Katsunobu Kato said Saturday. “We will do everything we can,”
88.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Interesting that they post an update/correction late in the article, but retain the misleading title, which was a weasel word anyway. Classy.
89.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Such as...UBI? The Clintons were famous for 'borrowing' the ideas of their opponents during elections, stealing that thunder. What's good for the goose....
90.
▲
by
wideasleep1
7y ago
Zorg from 5th Element might be a more familiar 'parable', with a cherry on top: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnzzWGcdMqY
More ›