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Comment #37646683
Seems like a pretty useless article. The first ding it doles out is for carrier lock-in. The original iPhone did it too with AT&T. I wonder how "The iPhone is 16 years old; it is t…
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Comment #36978154
> the over-50-page report is the culmination of two years of research by automotive industry experts. And smoking isn't habit forming, your honor.
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Comment #36764038
A decision from middle school me when I got my first computer: hostnames are from fictional spacecraft. So I've had home servers 'enterprise' and 'endurance', my NAS is 'citadel' f…
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Comment #36499343
I imported from keepass way back when I was getting started, and then never really went back to tidy. So either as a constraint of keepass or a self-imposed rule I had when using i…
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Comment #36358859
(facetiously) Why are they adding AI? All I want is for the new blocks editor to stop covering up the text I'm writing with the damned pop-up dialog.
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Comment #36358775
Daily manual driver here, if they made the fake shifter compelling enough I'd be perfectly happy using it. Tons of screens and fiddly options, now that's the fake stuff I wish they…
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Comment #36358219
I don't follow Twitter stuff closely (or at all), but I wonder if this is a change from "number of accounts" to "number of page loads and requests with this tweet somewhere on them…
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Comment #36358170
I got a bluetooth gizmo this week and tried to tie it into home assistant. Sensor values come in, but the battery level does not. The phone app shows battery level, so I know it's …
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Comment #36295446
I do the opposite. Finding reddit links in a search result page just lets me know I'm in for a world of disappointment in modal pop-ups (on mobile), modal blockers to see the full …
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Comment #35527352
2023 and it feels like it's only gotten worse.
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Comment #34926119
Article must have been written by chatGPT to be so verbose yet vacuous.
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Comment #34904548
Neal Stephenson knocks another one out of the park. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Termination_Shock_(novel)
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Comment #34746885
Thinkpads are my recommendation. Have been using an X1 extreme for the past few years and love it. Really wanted to like System76 laptops, but at least in the ~2017 timeframe they …
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Comment #34094608
I remember seeing those inflatable "gator" antennas set up after a natural disaster in my hometown. I wonder what happened to those. As for starlink... Who doesn't love a disaster …
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Comment #33167583
Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33161167
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Comment #33167516
Professional level CAD software.
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Comment #32956287
Why platform this nonsense? Billions of doses delivered, lives saved.
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Comment #32783720
Conflating the death and displacement of millions of persons with global eradication in order to say "Well, it's not going to happen!" is preeety shitty.
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Comment #32780706
Paywalled. If substack writings are restricted to substack subscribers, why post a link to it on a public forum? (And why does HN allow it..)
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Comment #31597879
Howey is one of my favorite authors. I love the world building that is accomplished in a relatively small span. Would be interested to hear recommendations from others who like thi…
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Comment #31427463
That would be a shame. FairEmail has been the best mobile client I've used. But I absolutely empathize with the dev.
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Comment #31358446
To be fair, when I'm at work it's 3am in China, too.