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opinologo
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Comment #49168698
Sending an email for an emergency! I thought it would only happen on IT Crowd: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EBfxjSFAxQ
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Comment #49118712
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Comment #49118666
>>* We want to see fair-play, with a meaningful VAR which can be called by the captain or coach of each team twice (getting back their call if agreed on). I am not sure what your p…
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Comment #49118042
If you look at the points per game, Conmebol was the top achiever with 1.77 points per match. Then UEFA (1.76) then Concacaf (1.21), CAF (1.07), AFC (0.66) and OFC (0.33) Please no…
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Comment #49118000
Argentina received more yellow cards on its last three games. How is that a "free pass"? Cucurella should have been sent off, same as the Paraguay player for covering his mouth. Fe…
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Comment #46895521
https://archive.is/dhAJl
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Comment #46850289
Iremember doing exactly this kind of hack for a small telco in Bueno Aires. Extel. Around the year 2000. In most cases it was not much more difficult than what OP described.
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Comment #33978113
70C / 158F would be enough. According to the paper, it is not different than coffee or tea when it comes to the risk effects drinking it hot
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Comment #32647129
if you read the article, it talks about the sea level rising and having to relocate a lot of people that live around the coast.
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Comment #32546101
isn't AMD Raizen the fastest nowadays?
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Comment #27637420
If that's the case then plastics from your irrigation system would also ruin your environment. Metals (although in tiny portions) are part of ourselves but plastics are not.
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Comment #26914306
Take a look at this great story from Richard Stallman: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.en.html
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Comment #26767212
Transaction fees keep mining running. Exchanges or other actors might add hashing power as well. There are so many incentives to keep transactions going..
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Comment #26429700
"I cried into my keyboard forking out yet more money for a llama emoji that I probably didn't need." Kudos to the author for such a fun project
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Comment #26148979
You know what else consumes heaps of electricty? Your computer, your data centre, your AWS account the bank services you consume, your appliances and a large etcetera. Bitcoin is t…
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Ask HN: Is this upcoming course worth it?
Hi HN, I'm considering learning AI/ML for fun and maybe for career progress. In the past I did the Andrew Ng Machine Learning course in coursera but haven't really apply it. I'm co…
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Comment #25815239
that's ridiculous. You are forgetting (among many) about the impacts of a decentralised currency for the billions of people without access to bank accounts or a stable currency.
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Comment #25485573
I'm curious about this. I used Nextcloud for a few years already and never, ever I had a corrupted DB in any of the upgrades.
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Interview request with founders and conference speakers
Hi HN! Long shot here but I'll try anyways.. I'm a DevOps Engineer who founded a consulting company a few years ago. We are doing good so far but I would like to keep developing my…
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Comment #25062770
Any idea how the attacker manages to inject their JavaScript code?
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Comment #24197901
sure, we also have a couple of atomic bombs only. Not much difference there either.
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Comment #24186343
Indeed she did make a difference in 1975 when her representative fired no other than the Prime Minister. Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_Australian_constitution...
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Comment #23179669
There are also many reports about Google or Facebook employees abusing private data. In Permanent Record, Snowden explains how the NSA employees watch nudes stolen from regular cit…