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blhack
3y ago
This is for very low bandwidth text communications when you're out in the country and can see the sky. Stuff like this has existed from companies like garmin for some time. This is very cool, though. Here is when this was announced:
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You're talking about the "coke freestyle" machines. Yes that story is true for those machines, but McDonalds doesn't use them. (Burger king does)
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3y ago
Please don't take this criticism harshly: You say that you've been working on this for 4 years, but there's no content here. Have you not been using it yourself for 4 years? Where is the content that you and your friends ha
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Oh my god. I remember this happening, and I remember email drew about it at the time. It really never did recover from this. I "grew up" on Fark, and lots of my early web projects were clones of it/inspired by it. Fark rea
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Squarespace was supposed to take away the jobs of people who make websites, but it didn't. The same people who you used to hire to make a website for you are still doing that, but now they just use squarespace for it. I saw a recent q
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4y ago
Never got it back unfortunately. An expensive story, but a pretty funny one!
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4y ago
I had a bike stolen at burning man, and it ended up in NEW ZEALAND! I couldn't believe it. I was able to track it for a little while via the tile app, but it eventually stopped being available. Would have been such a cool story to ge
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4y ago
There is a whole subculture of pilots seemingly trying to run around some of these regulations using "experimental" aircraft like the carbon cub: https://www.youtube.com/@TrentonPalmer/videos (I'm not sa
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I work specifically to give things to my children. They are not parasites, they are the motivating force which keeps me productive.
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Hey, OP! I just had a second child. First: congratulations, you have no idea how much you are going to love kids. They *will* change your life. Things you used to think were meaningful are going to seem meaningless to you. Here are so
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4y ago
I did not have the same experience with the keyboardio (model 01 in my case). Not only did I not have trouble going back to a standard keyboard, but even after not touching the keyboardio for months , my muscle memory remained intact. Eve
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4y ago
That is really sad.
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You could call it: "AI Kessler syndrome". The internet becomes so full of hallucinating AI output that it becomes impossible to train the model.
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4y ago
Group 2 is the one that gets $395 or $125?
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4y ago
I pulled out my old laptop to get the serial number off of it for this, and man it's almost unbelievable how terrible that thing was. The newer macbooks aren't perfect (I really wish they had USB ports), but they're a lot
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I had mine actually replaced once, and then had a repair ticket for a second, but didn't end up sending it in for the reason you state here. I wonder which group I'll fall into.
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It should not be lost on anyone that this holiday comes immediately after the winter solstice, the darkest day of the year. The future is hopeful, and the days have already started getting brighter. Merry Christmas, HN!
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4y ago
Which means more supply flowing into the hands of institutional investors.
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>I don't think most people who invested in housing in the last couple years, are ready to believe that yet. Because it isn't going to happen. The people who invested in houses years ago locked in a low interest rate, and will
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I miss these days of the internet.
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Cyberattacks Reported at US Airports
(abcnews.go.com)
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In the future can we agree not to demonize anybody who has any questions or hesitancy about mandating a brand new type of vaccine like this? I’ll admit: I was hard in on the vaccine. Got it as early as possible, worked to get my friend a
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Where do you suggest?
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What has gotten cheaper?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Petroleum_Reserve_(U...
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The original client was a massive burden on the API, and the new client was rewritten to solve that (as far as I know).
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I don’t think it’s lack of money.
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>Unless getting in and out of VR becomes as easy as putting one and taking off a pair of sunglasses In my opinion it already is. I have an OQ2 and play whatever the golf simulator is, and a sailboat simulator in it all the time , but i
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Because people use "news" articles as a type of fashion. A fancy watch isnt' better at telling time, but it does signal both an alliance to a certain ideology, and the ability to display that alliance. Rolex isn't opt
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>vibrant cultural life It's so funny that you say this. From my perspective the vibrant cultural life happens outside of the city. In the city everything is permitted and controlled. If you want interesting stuff, you have to get
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