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teagoat

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    Comment #45339636

    Some of scottevest's can apparently fit a laptop in the pocket: https://www.reddit.com/r/onebag/comments/6w2p0o/scottevest_o...

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    Comment #44689483

    You can get push notifications to your phone from a website through the browser, even when that website isn't still open. But presumably developers have more control over app notif…

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    Comment #43855351

    Are you suggesting moving operations to the US with this comment? It's the US adding all the uncertainty and instability to this environment. Having your operation based in the US …

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    Comment #41948708

    Is increased glymphatic clearance good or bad?

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    Comment #40540448

    I've been playing daily and really enjoying. I take it the play store version is now gone? I would gladly pay a few dollars for a curated list of puzzles.

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    Comment #37797773

    you could just ask folks to mail it in (and pay for the privilege)

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    Comment #36813249

    I use a plate.

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    Comment #36633990

    You keep a credit card on file in your Tesla account. The supercharger recognizes your car and it automatically charges your card.

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    Comment #35642025

    huh - TIL: https://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-com3.htm TL;DR: Compleat and Complete were originally different spellings for the same word. In UK, compleat is still just an archai…

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    Comment #33311140

    https://www.reddit.com/r/StupidFood/comments/yavk2n/banana_s...

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    Comment #33081397

    To sum up the article, they claim: * Somebody (probably America) sabotaged the Nordstream 2 gas pipeline. * That's related to the war in Ukraine because? wars are always about reso…

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    Comment #31091435

    I would hope so. I don't think that place of birth, or ability to get a visa should determine salary. However, personal experience and friendship group makes me think that US tech …

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    Comment #31091336

    Personal Capital actively prompt to try to set up a meeting pretty much every time you log in. They're hoping that you'll sign up for some active management stuff, or do they have …

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    Comment #30985653

    Would he be allowed? Is he a "natural born citizen"?

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    Comment #30841380

    What does postal voting have to do with that? they could also force you to film yourself at a polling station...

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    Comment #30026507

    I do the same. I just have one saved. No one has ever complained, even when it's blatantly obvious that I didn't sign it by hand. I figure even if they do complain, it doesn't matt…

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    Comment #29819960

    "... And then it burnt down" was probably the funniest thing I heard touring the "thousand" year old castles in Japan. Being completely levelled by a fire seemed to happen about on…

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    Comment #21983875

    I've found that typically the easiest and very close to the cheapest way to get foreign cash is to simply withdraw it from an ATM in the destination country. Always make sure that …

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    Comment #17266785

    From previous reading of Linus rants, it sounds like they're pretty particular about keeping source code and git history clean. Why didn't they go back and reverse the new root cre…

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    Comment #16934182

    Usually as easy as trying the default master password https://gizmodo.com/5837561/can-000000-secretly-open-your-ho... https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/hotel-r..…

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    Comment #16934083

    Play Cities: Skylines instead. It's what I always wanted SimCity to be.

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    Comment #11734900

    Ada is the name of a character in Fallout 4: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Ada

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    Comment #10339933

    It is a wonderful, thoughtful project, but it's an art project. While that's great, I don't come to Hacker News for the latest interesting art project. I think like many people tha…

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    Comment #4644449

    I'll start by saying that I approve of security testing networks and the telco industry could do with more of it. I agree that security can be lax sometimes. Sure, Telco SS7 networ…