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Comment #38094656
The Amiga had support for this in circa 1985. You could play 2-player competitive lemmings which was a game like nothing I've seen since.
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Comment #37710720
Are you familiar with https://pi-hole.net/ ? In my house I want DNS resolution to be performed by my own DNS resolver ( https://github.com/NLnetLabs/unbound ), after I block ad dom…
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Comment #37193395
What? Capitalism is just fine without the artificial notion of copyright. We can pay labourers for their time producing works. We don't need pay-per-copy.
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Comment #36166242
> I don't base my choice on what media to absorb on superficial criteria like the country of origin Other countries, including the USA, advertise and hype their own content. Your p…
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Comment #35920850
This is the deliberate reason why this TLD exists. ICANN sold out the internet.
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Comment #35012165
If my house had a pest problem, I would need to hire an expert in pest-control. I need to do that without being an expert myself. How should anyone be able to hire someone with mor…
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Comment #35005993
What's the sour taste -- what's the problem? Like, what's wrong with being interviewed by someone with less experience than you?
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Comment #34929935
I know, but they don't. Outside of creative tech/art spheres, most people don't know much of anything about copyright, and telling them about "works expiring into the public domain…
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Comment #34927883
Most people I know don't have any concept that copyright does or should expire. They think if Disney makes a movie, it's Disney's movie forever.
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Comment #33312975
You moved the goalpost from "in-depth conversation" to "order a cheese burger".
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Comment #33126895
Adobe didn't create Flash. They bought out Macromedia.
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Comment #31749425
With interface-typing, is there a right way to use the type system to declare "this function takes a (statically-certifiable) positive integer", not because it would fail to output…
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Comment #31749389
I'm not sure if this counts, but where I run into this sort of problem it's with conventional methods/operators, like `operator+`. I've had lots of bugs over the years from somethi…
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Comment #31530681
Using synthesizer hardware is a joy of an experience.
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Comment #31530658
Could you share your model for this? How well does it work? I've considered doing the same. The set of laptops I'm willing to run non-macOS on is limited by the set of laptops that…
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Comment #31430421
Love this! Unrelated, but reminds me of another story featuring Chess and a Duck, and also relevant to the HN audience, which relates to the old videogame Battle Chess: https://bwi…
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Comment #31413910
"selfie"? Video-calls are especially normalized now, since the pandemic. My family and friends use video-calls more often than voice-only calls now.
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Comment #31145512
"Do not track me" IS the reasonable default expectation of user intent, to be fair.
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Comment #30836950
Is that not ego? "We're better than a cab". It would be ego-less if they called it CabApp or something.
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Comment #30534619
Is it better to work at Google that has all your emails and search history?
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Comment #30505453
Veering off topic but I absolutely hate that git requires you to have an "email address" (which cannot be empty and iirc must satisfy some regex criteria for a valid-looking addres…
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Comment #30357750
So, what are some decent alternatives?
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Comment #30229426
Not the parent and not sure what s/he meant, but one could imagine software that borks when there are invalid (but nonobvious) characters in the filename, for example. Or file perm…