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bejelentkezni

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    Comment #32400558

    I think it's more of a "people are getting tired of internet DIY projects that require thousands of dollars of tooling and existing materials."

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    Comment #32382483

    I think you are confused about how Hacker News works. I have only ever made three submissions, and a dozen or two comments. You can't get fourth from either of those.

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    Comment #32381249

    I think a lot of this in general is a simple matter of the population itself getting older, with the nobel prize bit being compounded by the fact that today's problems are orders o…

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    Comment #32287472

    One must remember that most companies are not tech companies. Java is still very comfortable in boring LAMP-stack E2E firms.

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    Comment #32283806

    Response: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Recession#ATTENTION_NEW_V...

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    Comment #32256853

    Unless I'm mistaken, Micron and Texas Instruments have their own foundries as well.

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    Comment #32240572

    That's not foresight, it's out-of-hand speculation. But I guess people who don't wildly speculate would never invest in crypto in the first place, heh.

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    Comment #32239456

    Yep. People have been banging the drum on TPMs and similar security chips being the end of personal computing for about 18 years now. Still waiting.

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    Comment #32209311

    For what it's worth, the guy who maintains GNU ed and wrote lzip says you should not do that[0]. 0. https://www.nongnu.org/lzip/xz_inadequate.html

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    Comment #32174573

    Gotta love articles written about papers that haven't been published yet, journaled by someone who thinks a superposition is two states at once.

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    Comment #32151926

    The most basic and implicit prediction you can make is "if I do this again I'll get the same result."

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    Comment #32147688

    A little odd that it's adjusted for age but not wealth, which surely matters more.

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    Comment #32072780

    Debian's images are not Secure Boot signed. You made that up.

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    Comment #32059172

    This sounds like a great way to quickly deplete most of your vitamins and minerals.

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    Comment #32037687

    >So many doctors are completely ignorant of risks of antibiotics and other meds. Not ignorant, complicit.

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    Comment #31996798

    >If you don't pull the lever, you're not responsible for what happens, at least in my opinion. I disagree. I think there's some point at which minimal effort from you for appreciab…

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    Comment #31968307

    You can use NAT6 if you insist but there's no reason to. The aforementioned privacy extensions keep you from being tracked long-term based on address alone and your firewall is sti…

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    Comment #31938882

    What is that supposed to mean?

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    Comment #31933167

    It got a brand-new filesystem a couple years ago.

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    Comment #31868689

    The article basically says that you have to read the Bible to understand why you think the way you do about anything because you live in a country with a history of having a majori…

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    Comment #31857327

    I'm surprised the title was so literal. I think what people really need is guidance on how to migrate away from the Google ecosystem in general before they actually need to go hunt…

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    Comment #31856573

    Yet another extension that could as easily be and indeed already is a userscript.

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    Comment #31819815

    https://caniuse.com/http3