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Comment #46387514
It's a so-called hot-button topic and unfortunately HN isn't quite the paragon of pragmatic technical discussion that it was in the past. C'est la vie.
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Comment #36388982
>Discord start as "your private place for your friends to talk" during a time where there were a lot of privacy issues with other communication methods. Discord started as a way fo…
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Comment #36003091
> There’s a fuss because people want something for nothing. This is not at all surprising or interesting. That's entirely your opinion, but I do agree it is neither surprising nor …
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Comment #35993515
> They’re not making it worse, they’re monetizing it in a way that’s palatable by those that can’t afford to pay. If it were so palatable I don't think there'd be such a fuss about…
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Comment #35517700
According to Tom's Guide[1] Microsoft Edge beats out both when it comes to RAM utilization but Chrome just edges out Firefox when loading >10 tabs. That was in 2021. I'd be interes…
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Comment #35498430
Could be. We were also on the other side of an entire range of mountains so that may have also had something to do with it.
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Comment #35498071
>In the US around 26% of houses use electricity as their only energy source, compared to around 9% for the UK. Something that was interesting to me when I moved from California to …
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Comment #35497909
This feels like something straight out of Disco Elysium.
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Comment #34796508
Nobody tell Ted Faro.
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Comment #34732018
>The term is clearly used here for marketing purposes. I think most uses are for sensationalistic purposes. I'd wager almost nobody in the general public really understands what AI…
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Comment #33424186
There's a great kids magazine called Cricket that I cherished as a child. It's still in print here in the US.
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Comment #33358440
I'm on a laptop (using Firefox). I see a remove result option after I click the dots next to the respective search result. I experimented and I can see it regardless if I am logged…
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Comment #32748521
By all means please let it motivate you to get regular cancer check-ups. I had a basal cell carcinoma removed from the side of my nose a few years ago. I recently went to a dermato…
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Comment #32328469
There's currently hullabaloo regarding the Global Privacy Control HTTP header as a spiritual successor to Do Not Track. It's already enforceable in California under the California …
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Comment #32327196
uBlock Origin does this. Enable the "I don't care about cookies" list.
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Comment #32287886
I see, thank you.
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Comment #32287666
I hope this isn't a preview of the future chaos in store for anybody trying to use a device not certified by MS for use with Windows.
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Comment #32234168
Their client is terrible. You can't prevent it from snooping on your processes without putting it in a sandbox.
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Comment #32227280
It's certainly a dream. It would require some type of worldwide disarmament agreement since any power that had a military could ostensibly bully the ones that did not (and just tak…
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Comment #31786485
Excellent work, thank you.
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Comment #31506031
Just stick them with the Beanie Babies.
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Comment #31449709
I appreciate you including the DOI link in your comment. I like the fact that ACM has released some articles but as someone not entirely familiar with all the different ACM publica…