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paymycodes
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About paymycodes
“This is the Solstice, the still point of the sun, its cusp and midnight, the years threshold and unlocking, where the past let’s go and becomes the future, the place of caught breath.”
Margaret Atwood
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Comment #36442236
For whatever reason, disasters are normally covered like this. Death tolls gradually get revised up, survivors gradually get out of hope. I'd like to believe it's just a natural dy…
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Comment #36442214
So this is interesting. I knew cloudflare had bought S2 ages ago (for a lot!), and that S2 developed the SKIA rendering RBI hack: - use a modified Google Chrome to capture SKIA dra…
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Comment #36442092
You were right man! Tragic. I'm hoping you're a navy insider and can feed us interesting tidbits about UFOs. Any stories? Do you know how the Navy detected the anomaly? Was a ship …
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Comment #36417018
Isn't there a way to use the charge conductivity of water to send a signal--like "electrolysis radio"? Alternately it seems a constellation of cheap radio beacons / high powered IR…
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Comment #36416798
Are there patterns to your low energyness? I don't know your situation but some patterns I notice for me: - low energy after consuming high-GI / high-sugar stuff: like soda - low e…
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Comment #36416738
These are all good answers by the way thank you. Isn't there like an "emergency transponder beacon" or something (like aircraft have?) that ships and submersibles must have? Why ca…
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Ask HN: Why is there no GPS in the ocean?
I'm not an electrical engineer so please forgive my ignorance. I guess I could just ask ChatGPT but figured there may be a more interesting response here. Why can't the ocean have …
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Comment #36386706
I like how some of the keys on your keyboard don't work, ha ha! :)
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Comment #36386704
Hey, ha ha! I retired my graderjs account so I'll reply you with this one: yeah, definitely it's got to be testable! But you got to be open to it, you know?
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