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alanpearce
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Comment #47146254
We have free instant payments in the Eurozone, UK has had them for about a decade and I'd say PayPal is doing fine (unfortunately). So what's the concern?
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Comment #47085730
I used to work on for a company on a product that did exactly this, but the company stopped working on that product since it didn't go anywhere (API docs seem to still be online th…
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Comment #44997511
This can be enabled or disabled under the System Settings > Battery > Options > Wake for network access (Always / Power adapter / Never). Or possibly the phone registers it as conn…
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Comment #44893390
Hurricane Electric support a hidden primary as part of their free DNS nameserver service (do you actually want to expose your primary when someone else can handle the traffic?) htt…
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Comment #44501692
I for one found the technical difference interesting
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Comment #44501632
Funny, this sounds like a good idea, but I'm quite happy with the exact opposite: I use rcmd[1]. I hold down the right command key and press the first letter of the window name to …
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Comment #44208461
40 hours/month. Not week.
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Comment #40778008
It might be somewhat different in that it's only for programming, but Zed is a "multiplayer code editor" with channels, notes, video chat, screen sharing etc. https://zed.dev/
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Comment #40536073
This sounds fascinating. Do you have some articles describing your setup?
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Comment #40536016
Not any more? https://unternehmen.bvg.de/pressemitteilung/grossprojekt-erf... Summary: since 2024-05-06, users of all networks also get LTE in the U-Bahn thanks to a project betwee…
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Comment #36967102
> It’s ok for jargon and acronyms to be confusing to people who are not at all in the field. On the site itself, sure. Here, where not everyone "uses USD as part of their work", sp…
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Comment #36628894
Seems like my blog was not even included in the console output, but it has been part of the thread for a while. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36596022 I know I don’t have en…
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Comment #36628787
There are quite common and they're usually called planet , which might help to find useful resources or software
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Comment #36596022
https://alanpearce.eu I really want to write more often, I'm not sure if it's that I don't know what to write about or that the idea of blogging doesn't come to mind easily when I'…
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Comment #36518557
I used to have a Garmin running the Simply Late[0] watch face to achieve a similar goal. I wish there was something better on a more everyday-looking watch. [0]: https://sl8.ch/
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Comment #36493311
If you set alias firefox="open -a Firefox" This will work
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Comment #36400705
> ChatGPT will replace the concept of googling things FastGPT[0] is some way towards that: it uses the web to provide answers [0]: https://labs.kagi.com/fastgpt
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Comment #30129186
Works fine for me so far. From memory (like 7 years ago) gmail’s filtering rules are more powerful, but iCloud has the basics at least
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Comment #27413359
A very similar project for Emacs users: https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
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Comment #27404364
This is about extensions, not plugins. The latter would include Widevine, H264 and previously Flash.
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Comment #26825365
Yes, there's a different kind of debit card. I usually use a different term that's country-specific (like the cards themselves). For Germany, a German debit card (the "other sort",…
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Comment #26798025
Something somewhat similar already happened: Stellar gave away XLM to Keybase after Keybase added an integrated Stellar wallet. Many people didn’t like it[0], even I was not too im…
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Comment #26699424
hyperscript (`h()`) had its first commit 9 years ago and the syntax is common in other rendering libraries (e.g. mithril, ivi). _hyperscript (this one) seems to have released 0.0.1…
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Comment #26356958
remoteStorage[1] is already a thing. I don't think anyone's made a full Word-style document editor for it yet, though. [1]: https://remotestorage.io
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Comment #24753121
GMT stays the same throughout the year. The UK switches to BST for the summer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Summer_Time