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spyridonas
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Comment #46598471
As a proud European citizen, I visited your site… and… wait… WHERE IS MY SACRED COOKIE BANNER?? This is outrageous. Are you seriously trying to serve me content without first psych…
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Comment #45976849
As a European solo developer, I’ve switched entirely to European alternatives for all my infrastructure since the beginning of the year. Cloudflare > Bunny.net AWS > Hetzner Busine…
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Comment #45272438
My HP screen (HP Aero 13, not a gaming laptop, with a integrated gpu only) does flicker, turning completely off and then on, and this issue doesn't appear when connecting to extern…
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Comment #44703625
Great analysis, well done ! Since you've already done VSCode, Trae, Cursor, can you analyse Kiro (AWS fork). I'm curious about their data collection practices.
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Comment #40662206
I remember growing up I watched a documentary on telekinesis. It concluded that people with high amounts of iron on their blood could move items from distance
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Comment #40539145
The new 13 laptop has a resolution that allows for 200% scale exactly!
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Comment #38471136
Wouldn't it be easier to make a `snap install x x x x ` Or `flatpak install x x x x` script ? Isn't this type of issue what those two project's aim to solve ?
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Comment #38471114
The /home/user/.local one doesn't require the user to be root.
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Comment #29362290
Doesn't hitting one of them be good enough for chainlink reaction due to space debris? They are all on the same height and pretty close to each other.
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Comment #26631684
I think he means technical achievements (5nm,7+?) occurred increasing the demand by the companies for new nm, and at the same time the pandemic increased the demand
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Comment #26616439
600 days. If he wanted he could've easily hacked the tracker and remove it. That's a lot of time to tinker with a box
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Comment #26419296
I do. 2 Free vms! The one is a gitlab worker when I reach my free gitlab minutes. The other hosts demo websites/ projects
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Comment #26320635
I'm on the same boat, super productive with php/twig/jquery. But recently my boss gave my a side project without any specific requirements, 10 charts and 2-3 tables with their asso…
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Comment #26273531
Yeah,just like Intel saved AMD from bankruptcy. And Microsoft saved Apple.
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Comment #26261336
He should accept GME stock as payment medium. 10 stocks per year
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Comment #26243082
Huh. Not a single mention of the word AI. Yes i believe AI refactoring/assistance will be awesome. Also Rust. Please Jetbrains remake IDEA in Rust! We need faster ide's and lower l…
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Comment #26214515
How do they know that the dead heart will not die again? Do they repair it before transplant ? Also shouldn't the heart be from an equally aged human?
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Comment #26210405
Yeah but the actual raid card got kaput. Interesting recovery process. (Basically read the firmware and flash to another card as far as i remember)
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Comment #25351471
Aren't all the vaccines from all the companies designed as mRNA that teaches/instructs the body how to kill the virus ?
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Comment #25240002
Until the SSD dies. It's recommend to disable swap if you have an ssd
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Comment #24759287
In my workplace our main product is written in PHP. Still we have a bunch of Lambda functions written in node we use all the time
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Comment #24322517
If the companies where open to repair the technician/end user would say "Hey Apple, i need a battery for the 6S" There's no need for DRM.
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Comment #23202819
But it will spread covid
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Comment #22939713
Chrome is 25M, so they are close. Yeah i think its too much as well.