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doctorwhat
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Comment #41548246
Three letters agencies? Could be a nice way to find out if a foreign entity has an enormous brute-force capability? But more likely I'd say they got their bitcoin back when a core2…
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Comment #40100379
The contrast of text and background is really really bad for the muted text. Accessibility related changes would be most welcome.
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Comment #34315444
Yes. Don't "break fast" in the morning. That's enough to get some benefits and very easy to do.
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Comment #33246815
Given the number of babies born while I typed this message, they can probably sustain this for quite a while.
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Comment #26519879
Exactly. I don't understand people not having an ad blocker... Otherwise pi-hole is a good option for your local network.
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Comment #26375706
thanks!
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Comment #26375633
Thanks, I was missing knowledge about that file format!
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Comment #26375513
I downloaded the audio and converted it to .wav. Made it mono, extracted the end, and saved as unsigned 8bits PCM. Now trying to figure out what the hell to do with it! Any pointer…
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Comment #25322281
Yeah, nowadays it seems like twitter is the most reliable way to get in touch with support for medium/big companies. Especially if you publicly shame them...
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Comment #24616094
I believe eLabFTW ( https://github.com/elabftw/elabftw ) would fit ALL your requirements.
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Comment #23332384
You mispelled vim.
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Comment #23322921
You can't discuss logically with apple fanboys.
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Comment #22887964
Americans are amazing like that. "Free healthcare? That's communism!!!"
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Comment #22131643
the last entry is your reddit user!
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Ask HN: What would be the most interesting thing to look for in Google's repo?
Let's say you have your hand on all the code from Google. What would you look into first?