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    Comment #42849304

    > My pebble watch would call an app on my phone, in turn the app would make a request to the webserver and the webserver would then make a query to the wifi socket to toggle it Whe…

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    Comment #40894352

    And once you reclaim your one finite shot at this planet, who's gonna pay for your dinner?

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    Comment #40760226

    One of the sources you provided has only one, clear, obvious definition: one that applies 99% of the time, and aligns with how they (and me, and I can assure you, every single read…

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    Comment #40158508

    That's nice :) I'm curious though - did you use tabs or spaces?

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    Comment #40132585

    > for whatever reason If you pointed a gun to my head, I'm pretty sure I could think of a reason why someone would want to use Tinder.

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    Comment #39866054

    Yup, "Be Right Back", S2E1 And possibly another one, but that would be a spoiler

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    Comment #39487343

    > You're not just saying that because the word happens to end in "butt" are you? They're saying precisely that and they're 100% right, and it seems you're missing a lot of things. …

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    Comment #39487281

    When it's a DB layer, sure. When it's a social network? "Hey guys, have you seen Dave's new post on Poopypants?"

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    Comment #39487264

    I wanted to hate on it, but I just downloaded the latest version and I see that after like 20 years, they finally realized that each tool window doesn't have to be a separate appli…

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    Comment #39487205

    Someone at last, thank you!!

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    Comment #39448780

    I don't get why people who are so paranoid about someone associating their Telegram handle with their phone number simply don't go and grab a burner SIM at Tesco. I mean I'm all do…

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    Comment #39288986

    If I follow a podcast, I follow that creator. If I follow a YouTuber, I follow that person's channel on a particular, closed, privately-owned platform. If YouTube decides to kick t…

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    Comment #39184732

    For me as well, and I didn't even read the headline.

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    Comment #39154917

    Pretty much this, end of thread.

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    Comment #39091054

    I did not expect to read hantec on HN today. Enough internet and about time for a škopek I guess.

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    Comment #37897491

    > It's for people who want to point and click, can't do a bash for/while loop, don't understand pipe chaining commands, and don't like using vim "Instagram filters are for people w…

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    Comment #37869136

    For desktop, Avalonia, hands down. https://avaloniaui.net/ Open source, powered by Skia, backed by JetBrains, and quite battle-tested at this point for small to medium-sized apps. …

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    Comment #37868054

    Isn't .NET Core pretty much what you're describing at this point?

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    Comment #37723861

    > I get the impression Apple openly encourages (and maybe even requires) it. To take nudes?

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    Comment #37031768

    > Let's say the French government decides that OpenAI must change something about their business practices if they want to continue operating in France. OpenAI says "nope", and blo…

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    Comment #36823938

    If I can download and install Discord on my PC, I would describe it as a "desktop app". We have the desktop, we have mobile, and we have the web. The word "native" shouldn't even b…

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    Comment #36797838

    > The account number should be just an ID, not authentication mechanism. Right? One of the many things (and I mean this without any hate whatsoever) I simply can't and will never u…

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    Comment #36031279

    One could argue that it seems strange to charge X for anything when free alternatives exist. Ultimately, it is up to anyone to decide whether the "package looks pretty" and the pro…

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    Comment #36021166

    Haha that's cool! For me, it correctly guessed Inception from [hourglass clock], [a pair of wide open eyes], [zzzz] Did anyone manage to make it guess Superbad?

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    Comment #35802773

    > biometrics are usernames, they are not passwords While I see where you're coming from, they really aren't just usernames. It's not like I can log into your e-mail account by typi…