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Ctrl+Shift+F to look for the term I'm interested in, then IntelliSense to see where that piece of code is used.

I see Judas Priest, I upvote.

Interestingly, the article says that gallium oxide electronics can operate in extreme heat too, up to 500ºC.

How about stop making planned obsolence products? How about not charging outrageous prices when their computers need repair?

Fun fact: during the development of The Sims 1, the first object created was the toilet.

There are two Nixon's speeches about the 1973 oil crisis. November 7, 1973 https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/address-the-nation... November 25, 1973 https://www.presidency.…

> I have some notes on a semiconductor fabrication process with just sustainable inputs: Ethyl Lactate, Lignin-Vitrimer, Nitrogen, CO2, Laser-induced Graphene, A-CNT, PCLP Photo-cl…

I was wondering why electronics and computer parts are so unrecyclable (is there a better word for that?). From what I searched, only a small percentage of electronics are recycled…

Here is a video that explains better how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6NgMNvK52A

We shouldn't post politics news on Hacker News unless they are tech-related... if we allow this, it will grow worse through time. I am here to read tech content, not politics.

Can we please ban LEDs on car headlights and street lamps already?

Waiting for the torrent for the Win7 ISO

HTTP/2 is already good enough for TCP, there is no need for a new protocol, in my opinion.

Most reflection usage is for JSON (de)serialization and for that you can use source generators, which also offer better performance. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standa…

This is an easter egg in The Sims 1 (2000). It comes up after playing with a family for over 100 in-game days, and shows each person involved in the development of the game.