Viewing profile — notlisted
notlisted
HN member- Joined
- Sun, Jul 26, 2009, 7:24 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 1,234
- Public activity
- 392 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About notlisted
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46513896
missing a question mark https://radar.cloudflare.com/routing/as8048?ref=loworbitsecu...
-
comment
Comment #45580880
Philips 'unalived' any chances for massive future revenues when they killed off Natlab (in spirit, not just in name). Philips Natlab was the Bell Labs of the Netherlands, even Euro…
-
comment
Comment #45328241
$500? Ours was $2800/mo for a family of three and this was 2018 (Not FANG, big pharma) Yes the original plan was great. No, we didn't need a plan that great. No we couldn't "downgr…
-
comment
Comment #45122879
Big Meh. Bad metric. Phone apps were dead long before Ai came about. Shovelware double so. Most users have 40-80 apps installed and use 9 a day, 20 a month(1). The shitty iOS subsc…
-
comment
Comment #43793591
I don't use those either, but you're correct, though I believe that in the EU, data of these cannot be mixed with FB data.
-
comment
Comment #43787774
I've bookmarked the friends feed and the groups feed ( https://www.facebook.com/?filter=groups&sk=h_chr ) which saves me a LOT of aggravation.
-
comment
Comment #43787760
Open in browser and add to homescreen. What's more, FB can't track you if you use the browser instead of the app.
-
comment
Comment #43647218
Europe worries about Americans that don't leave the country. Americans who travel to Europe (have a passport) are rarely the 'T%%' shirt or 'Maggi' Cap-wearing kind. If anything, t…
-
comment
Comment #43440317
It's really quite sad. They did the same thing with Google for a while.
-
comment
Comment #42023936
I've been using it for many many years. Never paid a dime. Just donated 21 Euros, €1 per year. If anyone else is so inclined, I'll save you the search: https://notepad-plus-plus.or…
-
comment
Comment #40805767
I haven't had the pleasure to visit this specific museum, but I did manage to visit https://www.homecomputermuseum.nl/en/ in my native country of The Netherlands on my last trip to…
-
comment
Comment #38099794
Cause and effect is also questioned in (much larger) studies: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/the-surprising-link-b... Interesting quotes: " The study found that [ ]longer[ …
-
comment
Comment #37895731
Since you didn't post the link, I've just done the same here (US link): https://www.mastercard.us/public/my-data/dgr-public/personal...
-
comment
Comment #36748320
Thanks. I loved that site. Modern-day generative art tools like MJ inspire the same sense of exploration, anticipation & inspiration. On-topic: I'm starting to see a trend. Digg wa…
-
comment
Comment #35730449
I'm surprised this doesn't get more traction on HN. The implementation is much more responsive than I'd anticipated. Are the answers GPT3.5? For your entertainment, ask a question …
-
comment
Comment #35714748
Relevant twitter discussion (before Elno ruined it) https://twitter.com/LauraSeesPlants/status/13105563532498984...
-
comment
Comment #34836974
There's a lovely living computer museum in Helmond, The Netherlands. https://www.homecomputermuseum.nl/en/#intro A Dutch non-profit, staffed by volunteers and people in need of pra…
-
comment
Comment #21981421
Lovely. Feature request... two sliders for X/Y offset, to solve the issue where path of a river and height data don't match after changing height scale with overlay opacity under 1…
-
comment
Comment #19058463
Funny! A link to a satire site (at least I hope it's satire?) to prove Snopes has issues. Stories Snopes fact-checked from that 'Christian Satire Site': https://www.snopes.com/tag/…
-
comment
Comment #18535414
Hmmmm, protectionism much? Apple recently issued forecast warnings due to weakened demand. Meanwhile HuaWei is killing it [1] This nonsense has been going on for a while. It's also…
-
comment
Comment #16195936
Nice. Not London, but the NY Public Library has a very nice set of "time traveler" tools for NYC here: http://spacetime.nypl.org/
-
comment
Comment #15964408
The analysis is weak. "There were 10 images where all three APIs got it wrong". Guess what. Zoom in on the "PRINCE" image, and you'll see it says top-right: A MIKE NEWELL FILM. So.…
-
comment
Comment #15803344
Hi oulipo. I just came across the snips data generation video/concept [1]. Searched HN for what I hoped to be a looong discussion about the pros and cons, what it does exactly, how…
-
comment
Comment #15732257
Interesting concept. I sometimes work with friends, little or no talk, or chat that doesn't require brain bandwidth, also using appear.in (great service)
-
comment
Comment #15732214
I'd like a place where I could log in and see people working. The https://complice.co/rooms stuff (just chat, no cams) mentioned above/below is an interesting concept. Pomodoro tim…