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by yesbabyyes 2y ago
Another mind-blowing perspective is from that of a single photon; since time slows when approaching c , from its perspective it's eternal, and, since distance shrinks when approaching c , from its perspective it's also omniprese
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by yesbabyyes 2y ago
It sounds like what GP is suggesting is to collect ips of all the scanners, and share the list of ips among ourselves, so we can collectively route their traffic to /dev/null.
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by yesbabyyes 2y ago
Well, you have Richelieu's famous quote about six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men and whatnot, but let's just say I think you're wrong. You're simultaneously underestimating the people who were here b
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by yesbabyyes 2y ago
That's ahistorical. I'd say Martin Luther King seemed like a fairly decent fellow. Also Rosa Parks, Medgar Evers, Harry Belafonte, J Waties Waring, Andrew Goodman and so on.
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by yesbabyyes 2y ago
I remember being blown away by Debian. It packed most common network card drivers, so that you needed just two diskettes to bootstrap the installation, and the rest was downloaded. Of course, QNX was even more impressive, packing the os, wi
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
I remember reading about something like that in a book, think they were called Mary & Joseph.
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
It's rather in the middle of a story populated with (demi-)gods interfering in the affairs of men, mythical creatures, and heroes of elvish descent. And hobbitses. Filthy, nasty hobbitses!
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
One stream is at least 30s listening time, that's 86400 streams per month. They pay out approx $5 / 1000 streams (depending on market). It costs around $10 per month (depending on market). So if they have no filtering at all, you
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
This reminds me of the ramblings of old HN regular Terry Davis, creator of LoseThos/TempleOS, may he rest in peace.
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
Would you mind shedding light on how you find the republican party "anti-reactionary"? In my mind, they are quite reactionary.
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
While I agree with the notion, I'm fairly sure this quote is attributed to Blaise Pascal.
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
> My only gripe now on my 2nd Pixel with Graphene is exactly what Fairphone is fixing, which is easy hardware maintenance + 3.5mm jack. The hardware maintenance is true (even though I suspect the repairability of the usb-c port is what m
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
> It go bad very quickly when, say, you have two CSV files and want to join them the sql-way. That sounds like a perfect use case for `join`.
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by yesbabyyes 3y ago
Wait, how is Firefox for Android a buggy workaround? I use it exclusively, with uBlock Origin, and it works great,every single time.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Neat! I love seeing this type of technology, offloading/optimizing using a fairly simple idea; though I doubt it's realization was easy! Nitpick: you seem to have a typo under "Safe": it says "safely and secularly&q
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Fair enough; as 'twblalock says, it doesn't have to be more arduous to set up database servers per seat outside of k8s. I simply wanted to highlight that there are many ways to skin a cat, and "no shared tenancy" is not
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
You can still have separate ACLs, databases, tables and even row level access control even if you share database servers.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I was born in Roslagen so I may be biased, but that is likely where the name Rus comes from. Roslagen comes from skeppslag, skepp as in ships, administrative regions which were required to each contribute one fully manned and equipped ship
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
`pkg install ffmpeg` It's a thin wrapper around apt for whatever reason. Quite a lot of software packages are distributed by/for termux!
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Six years; 2004 vs 2010.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
TIL. Thanks. That notice Le Figaro was a great find, but not quite as dramatic.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Believe it or not, this is the back story of the Nobel Prize. A Parisian newspaper published Alfred Nobel's obituary and, as he wasn't dead, he read it. It wasn't very flattering, to say the least; I believe it began somethin
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I had been exposed to some of those, plus SunOS, Solaris, VMS, AmigaOS, QNX, Red Hat and Debian. There was no such thing as a OS-monoculture.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Sweden can range from -25 to 35 °C. Heat pumps are common, both downhole heat exchangers (rock heat we call it) and air source heat pumps, among home owners. Central heating is also common and often heated by garbage.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Nice! The Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan in Japan is a hotel founded in AD 705 and has been run by the same family since then, 52 generations.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
As another comment [0] suggests, this is common at least in Sweden. I have it on first hand that a successful local rapper has the whole apartment full of phones streaming his songs. Floor, shelves, sofa, all full of phones. I'm sure m
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Not necessarily. Let's say you get a burner phone and hook it up at home. You need internet and electricity of course. Buy a Spotify gift card for $10 USD cash, use that to get Spotify Premium (first use the three months free of course
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
Are you suggesting that GP is biased by only seeing stories from developers who have issues getting apps approved? It sure seems so.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
I've only built a few toy apps with Deno. I use import maps and consider them the canonical solution.
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by yesbabyyes 4y ago
This was in Stockholm, Sweden. I'm not sure how it was done, but I imagine it involved the SAM file and Jack the Ripper or something along those lines.

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