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asadhaider

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    Comment #43158331

    Unfortunately Siri remains near useless at times even with Apple Intelligence™®

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    Comment #42673375

    Agreed, this would be a hard no and makes me think if feature updates will be on an even shorter lifecycle. The about us page even states "We make phones that last for years" as th…

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    Comment #42122677

    https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/10/reddi...

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    Comment #41813753

    I can answer this, I've been on Ozempic in the past and prescribed Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) currently (month 3). I've had a medical cannabis prescription for many years and vaporise …

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    Comment #41286437

    From the spaceport guide- Orbex Prime is a microlauncher planned for flight next year with a 180kg payload capacity, this satelite was 150kg. https://orbex.space/launch-vehicle

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    Comment #41282977

    We have one recently completed in the Shetland Islands, the SaxaVord Spaceport [0], which has been given approval to do up to 30 launches a year. The UK spaceport guide [2] has mor…

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    Comment #41026249

    Shouldn't the watchtower docker config be configured to only monitor and update the lokal-server container and not every container on the host? WATCHTOWER_LABEL_ENABLE env set to t…

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    Comment #40712948

    So we're moving towards crystals from Stargate? Neat

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    Comment #39897371

    First thing I thought of too. Anyone know if there a list of more articles similar to these three?

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    Comment #39545617

    I wonder if those anti-surveilance glasses actually work which emit infrared light. Though they can probably fingerprint your gait/how you walk?

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    Comment #39365908

    What about brew upgrade --cask for apps?

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    Comment #39340321

    The author has more content at https://killedbyapixel.github.io/TinyCode/

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    Comment #39062201

    I thought it was popular for people running Proxmox clusters

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    Comment #37726868

    They converted a lot of telephone booths to kiosks which have free chargers built in and usually also free wifi, calls, and defibs. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2…

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    Comment #37650240

    UK and other countries have relaxed rules for drones under 250g, see here[0] as well as the FAA link. [0] https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/rules-and-categories-of-drone-f...

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    Comment #36962662

    Site's getting hugged to death by HN possibly, cached link to article here- https://web.archive.org/web/20230801195510/https://www.infer...

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    Comment #32203953

    Part two: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqY3FMuMuRo Schematics/kit: https://eater.net/vga (and more building) Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2037570…

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    Comment #31367382

    Such a misleading headline, the article even mentions his salary is $175k/year. > Jassy took over as the CEO of Amazon from Jeff Bezos in July. In 2021, Jassy received $212,701,169…

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    Comment #29273991

    I believe that is through the Open Banking API/standard[0]. Anecdotally, henever I've connected bank accounts, it's been limited to three months until having to re-authenticate and…

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    Comment #27978401

    Also European (UK) and can access the original link just fine.

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    Comment #26693728

    @dang There is a contact link in the footer too, you know. But yeah, seems like bad UI. I would have thought overflow-wrap would be set on posts.

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    Comment #26670084

    According to this[0] which is a neat read anyway, it "has 256 MiB DRAM, 256 MiB NAND, and a single Cortex-A7 CPU clocked up to 1.3GHz." You can run DNS, a VPN, or a small web serve…