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eatbitseveryday
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Comment #46553476
I’m not sure I’m comfortable idolizing someone living like this
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Comment #46325389
Perhaps we need one that does the opposite, for the real site
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Comment #46325317
It became less of a choice for many after they sadly had to disable port forwarding.
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Comment #45822278
Would be cool to see the source code. Is that saved anywhere other than that floppy in the museum?
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Comment #45180468
I found screentime does work - I activated it for my spouse and only I know the PIN. It limits her social media and YT time to 45m/day.
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Comment #44395846
There are a few uncensored public access LLMs to ask these questions. This is interesting work to break guardrails, but if the goal is to access this information of harmful content…
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Comment #44327376
Trackers are not relics - they're used exclusively in private tracker websites. Public-access torrents would more commonly use DHT and PEX for discovery.
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Comment #44279578
How would you explain performance improvements? Enabling new hardware or new use cases that existing systems do not support?
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Comment #43847443
Many websites do this. Facebook resets your feed sorting preferences, as does LinkedIn (sort by Recent, then refresh the page, it will be Top again).
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Comment #43177726
https://web.archive.org/web/20250225195410/https://www.wired...
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Comment #43018303
> WDC WUH722222ALE6L4 22TiB Careful... that is 22 TB, not 22 TiB. Disk marketing still uses base 10. TiB is base 2. 22 TB = 20 TiB
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Comment #42702303
> RAIDZ Expansion: Add new devices to an existing RAIDZ pool, increasing storage capacity without downtime. More specifically: > A new device (disk) can be attached to an existing …
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Comment #39855575
Same for me. I have a PhD from a top ten university in Computer Science, with publications, and strong but shorter work history. I interviewed with a well-known startup here on HN …
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Comment #39757792
Title needs (2015)
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Comment #39595516
A spacecraft perhaps could inflate lots of impact balloons that would cushion impact, allowing landing in any orientation. Then on landing, rotate with gyros or something until the…
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Comment #39482217
The latest Indiana Jones used AI to make Ford’s face young for a whole lengthy scene.
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Comment #39200544
Find true love in an American and immigrate as family. That’s easy peasy
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Comment #39178338
> Warning: This product is a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer.
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Comment #39167580
Switching to AMEX will make the card less usable internationally, too.
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Comment #39044070
> ending another human's life leaves any possibility of redemption for a person You realize the volunteer soldiers that enter a battle to kill other humans also fall under this sco…
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Comment #38862258
That doesn't say how they determine "users in Germany". Dial IP into some service and look at geo location? Sort of pointless if VPN is used?
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Comment #38857365
How can this work "for German users"? Why is this not a "for a Firefox user"? I am German - how do I know this is enabled for me? I do not live in Germany.
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Comment #38658318
Snowing on https://mullvad.net/