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PlunderBunny

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    Comment #49107466

    I’m still on my iPhone 12 mini, so when I have to eventually replace it, I’ll upgrade to a iPhone 13 mini.

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    Comment #49044176

    What downsides for the _average_ driver (who just wants to go from A to B comfortably and safely) does an automatic have? Back when I still drove a non-electric vehicle, I really a…

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    Comment #49044153

    I also have an EGO mower, and in addition to the advantages you list, I would add that they’re less noisy and you don’t end up breathing exhaust fumes. I don’t even understand why …

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    Comment #48613231

    I worked on a Win32 app that used space-padded strings, i.e. the destination string was padded with spaces, but there was still a null on the last byte. You had to use special vers…

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    Comment #48404461

    "open wide..."

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    Comment #48391386

    Yeah, but Peter Thiel skipped the line for his NZ citizenship: https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/334094/us-billionaire-sp...

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    Comment #48390145

    I have similar feelings. When I started working at my first job, we were trying to make our enterprise product so easy to use it would be like 'a piece of software you'd buy on a C…

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    Comment #48341743

    As a New Zealander, I'd like to hope he 'did nothing' to get that citizenship, but I'm afraid it probably wasn't nothing.

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    Comment #48213169

    I've wondered about this because I've heard the same thing from my partner - in Engineering school in Spain, she was told that waste aluminium as a building material should be avoi…

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    Comment #48164314

    See also headlines that refer to “shark infested waters” instead of “human infested waters”.

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    Comment #47955605

    I use VMWare Fusion, (version 13.6.4 because 25H2 has a bad scrolling bug that makes it unusable for me) and it does implement bi-directional copy/paste, and you can also drag file…

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    Comment #47953092

    So if I wanted to run Windows ARM on an Apple Silicon Mac, what's the best option(s) that make full use of the hypervisor? I'm aware of UTM [0] but the second paragraph of the arti…

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    Comment #47841483

    Yeah, I thought Cook would stay on until the end of the Trump-admin in order to keep ‘swallowing the dead rats’ so that the next CEO would have a clean plate.

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    Comment #47737767

    Even if he did have a Mac with the continuity feature enabled, I suppose the lock-screen won’t accept a paste from the clipboard of a Mac. (If it did, he could enter the correct pa…

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    Comment #47536573

    I remember when the hard drive on my PowerMac 7200/90 started to fail (I was told that some of the ball bearings the platter rotated on were broken [0]). When the drive detected a …

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    Comment #47484589

    I recall there used to be a problem if you edited a (win)form in Visual Studio on a computer that didn't have the DPI set to 100% - did they fix that? The work around was 'simply' …

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    Comment #47482122

    Lighthouse can sometimes find RSS feeds for pages that don’t show an RSS button on the page: https://lighthouseapp.io/tools/feed-finder

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    Comment #47463339

    Please consider using the Donate link at the bottom of the article to support good, independent investigative journalism!

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    Comment #47382353

    Edit: I’m wrong - ignore this please. Bumblebees don’t sting, but they can bite, as I discovered after many years of picking them up when I saw them on the ground in a vulnerable s…

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    Comment #47361079

    In the early 1980s I read an Usbourne (sp?) introduction to programming book for kids that had a picture of a robot walking through a brick wall while following its programming to …

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    Comment #47347304

    There was a time when leather tanners used to collect the urine from bars - I guess the tanners paid for it.

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    Comment #47331953

    "Disce Pati" (Learn Suffering)

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    Comment #47175838

    Polymarket and Kalshi have just been declared gambling under New Zealand law, and therefore 'investing' in them is now illegal for New Zealanders. Both companies have been ordered …

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    Comment #47117570

    If a weather app had access to your photos in real time (I know - stay with me here) it could deduce the local weather from what it can see in the sky in your photos, essentially c…

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    Comment #47053603

    Even leaky water pipes kill people - just google Legionnaires disease.