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relbeek2

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    Comment #42267898

    This article made me reflect on my own upbringing. My parents weren't particularly well-educated, but their parenting style actually had a lot in common with the fictional Andy Tay…

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    Ask HN: Have You Organized a "Letters to Santa" Activity for Your Community?

    Hi HN, I’m looking to set up a "Letters to Santa" for the kids in my neighborhood this year. If you've done something similar in your own community, I'd love to hear about it. Whet…

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    Comment #41726912

    nice, i first heard about OMSCS through hackernews and finished the program 2 years ago.

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    Comment #41428185

    Sept 2 Update > NASA issued the following explanation on Monday for the strange noises: "A pulsing sound from a speaker in Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft heard by NASA astronaut But…

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    Comment #41217871

    Thiokol + Hercules = ATK ATK + OribtalSciences = Orbital ATK then NG bought out Orbital ATK

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    Comment #39476462

    You've clearly never gone to a Starbucks Roastery before. Its a night and day difference between the standard cafe and a roastery.

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    Comment #39474970

    sounds better than pumpkin spice bacon, and that's a thing.

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    Comment #39474963

    its not the coffee you are buying, its the experience.

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    Comment #39472356

    Inconclusive evidence but hard probably.

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    Comment #39470641

    from the same article above, it seems like it's a critical part of this. > “Everybody’s incentives are aligned,” the former official said. “The FCC is going to want to know what ca…

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    Comment #39470407

    > However, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is “working closely with AT&T to understand the cause of the outage and its impacts, and stand[s] ready to offer …

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    Comment #39470343

    My coffee creamer expired weeks earlier than expected. Can we add that to the list while we are at it?

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    Comment #39468138

    > FirstNet is also down CNN reported that AT&T confirmed it has not been impacted throughout this event. https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/att-outage-02-22-24/i...

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    Comment #39467329

    A solar flare targetted at ATT Infra only? Unlikely. Could be a hack Could be a single point of failure Could be a config change that borked the system Could be other things that m…

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    Comment #39336770

    Most of these I already knew except the -12 to +14 UTC. Thankfully most programmers don't really have to worry about all of these edge cases unless they are writing their own timez…

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    Comment #37756998

    I will be interested in seeing how not offering a t-shirt affects the overall participation. I think it will definitely improve the quality of hacktoberfest.

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    Comment #37755751

    Yes and verified that the person the note is shared with gets it on their phone. So it’s not even just a ui bug

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    Comment #37746709

    That is what I also thought; I submitted it a second time, and it was rejected again. I even showed them a video of the process.

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    Pictures from an unshared note can leak into shared notes on iOS

    I recently discovered that if you add large videos or many images to a note in iOS 17, and delete that note before all images are attached to the note, the images get attached to t…

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    Comment #36591900

    I would love to hear the thoughts from anyone in the metallurgical community.

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    Comment #36419115

    I worked for a defense contractor, and we had initial plans for a contractor to build us a wireless controller. Their controller was an ugly box-shaped controller that they wanted …

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    Comment #36419033

    "Most reliable rocket in history" that's a pretty bold statement when they have so few launches compared to Soyuz or Atlas V

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    Comment #36418824

    Just a slight correction, the o-ring not being tested in freezing conditions wasn't an oversight that destroyed the challenger; the engineers knew that the o-ring hadn't been teste…

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    Comment #35022020

    I can assure you that anything done by Shultz is a decision based purely on money and shareholder interest, masked as a benefit for partners.