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wlkr
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Comment #48626144
I had a look at the top submissions on the /r/wigglegrams subreddit [0]. It seems that some (including some of those featured in the article) are the more prototypical stereoscopic…
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Comment #48488346
Some wider context on this for anyone OOTL. https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/06/10/nightmare-ec...
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Comment #48272666
I also hate crappy car tablets. For context, though, according to the Ferrari CEO, they are 50% cheaper [0]. I'm not convinced that should matter on a premium badge car (or any car…
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Comment #48190507
At this point I would very much like to get off Mr Bones' Wild Ride but I fear this is going to continue to happen because, from my own exploration at least, a large number of comm…
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Comment #48177899
I didn't say it was necessarily more credible, although I understand that was mentioned further up. Personally I found the article (not the tweets) much more useful to understand t…
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Comment #48176301
This is much better than the current slop post. Could it be swapped, please @dang?
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Comment #47966396
This might just be the frequency illusion at play, but there seem to have been a number of high-profile supply chain attacks of late in major packages. There are several articles o…
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Comment #47966376
This might just be the frequency illusion at play, but there seem to have been a number of high-profile supply chain attacks of late in major packages. There are several articles o…
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Comment #47949031
This is a brilliantly accessible study, and ripe for some fun follow-ups. It would be interesting to replicate in other continents and with different species. I suspect the mystery…
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Comment #47902261
Somewhat related HN discussions from a while back when New Zealand sought to do the same [1] [2]. Worth noting that it was later scrapped [3]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…
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Comment #47804301
Hopefully this doesn't seem like advertising - I'm not affiliated with the project in any way. I just particularly enjoy playing with cyberdecks [1] and stumbled upon this while br…
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Comment #47664150
Yes, I also assumed an imperfect system with cases of fraud for the medical exam question and was quite surprised by the overly simplistic response.
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Comment #47310511
Interesting! There's a lot I don't know about this, but I know a little more now. I'll admit, I naively thought this would be more regular than it appears to be [0]. [0]: https://e…
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Comment #46763980
I'm very interested to see how some VPN providers react to this. For a zero logs VPN provider, if such a thing can really exist, how big of a problem is this? Presumably many custo…
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Comment #46004501
This seems to have been posted a few times over the years, e.g. [0]. I was impressed and pleased to see that I hadn't missed the boat on this, and in fact, the project seems to sti…
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Comment #45771811
Thanks for responding, and, especially recognising the name, thanks for all your work on the Clojure ecosystem! To answer the question, for me personally, it would be largely full-…
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Comment #45711996
Perhaps a bit cynical, but it seems that as Microsoft continue to shove ads in absolutely everywhere and track everything they possibly can, Apple are content to be just marginally…
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Comment #45710987
It would be helpful to see some additional stats, like the number of issues and the last update. Of course, these are only heuristics, but they are still helpful to see. It's often…
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Comment #45280992
This is a good article, but in my opinion overlooks changes to the existing display accessibility features as a result of liquid glass (although I appreciate it can't cover absolut…