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by foobar33333 5y ago
I would be. The Gemini devs would insist that nothing should be supported that doesn't work on an 80 char terminal with only the ascii charset.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
It wasn't "because he was a conservative". It was because he was funding a campaign to limit peoples rights and and everyone / every website was running a campaign to tell users to get off Firefox if they want to stop fu
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Subscribe to their other things like the VPN thats coming out.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Gemini throws out way way too much. Inline links and image support for one. It feels like someone wants to have everything exactly as it was in the 80s. They claim to stop feature creep by not including any kind of optional data support lik
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by foobar33333 5y ago
You don't even have to swap to water. Sugar free drinks are extremely good replacements for full sugar drinks.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
I mix it with milk and its really nice.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
I think the iphone pro will still have a port and likely usb c. They are pushing it as a film making product now and no one wants to copy 50GB + of video over wifi when you could just plug it in.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Apple is stuck in this crappy half way situation where the MacBook and iPad are USB-C while the iphone and accessories are lightning. Clearly the iPad and Macbook will not switch to lightning so the only way to standardize is to move the re
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by foobar33333 5y ago
USB-C ports have a tongue in the device end which can be damaged. Seen some nintento switch repairs and most of the time its the usb c port thats broken. The iphone in comparison seems to have less going on in the port. It does have the por
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Is it any better for site tracking to have 1000 users show as the same v4 address or have 1000 users jump around the same v6b block?
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by foobar33333 5y ago
The prices in Australia are based on forecasted demand. Since there is almost a 100% chance that the population of tomorrow will be greater than today, that means you can buy on higher prices than current demand. Unfortunately that means ho
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Not really because this is being proposed as a solution to solve people using fake photos on dating apps which means it has to work on every single consumer device to actually work.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
The salt would leach in to the ground, killing any plant life in the area for a very very long time.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
So now we are essentially bricking the devices of real users? Without doing anything meaningful to real attackers who just grab the next key out of their list of 10 million stolen from insecure androids.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
HN would have you believe the whole frontend scene is totally replaced every month. At our company we started using React about 3 years ago and React is still the industry standard today and likely will be 3 years in the future.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Cryptographic keys embedded in hardware worked really well for the DRM industry. Eventually someone will work out how to extract the key, then create malware to spread around android devices to send back millions of valid keys. What do you
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Its crazy how different languages on the same article can have completely different tones and give a different idea of the subject even when they fundamentally have the same facts listed.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
You can buy products online which claim to jam just about everything. For "testing" purposes of course.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Don't really agree with this. It like saying "why did you use a phone to do that math when a simple calculator or even pen and paper would work" Sure it would work, but the phone also works and does way more. You might be abl
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by foobar33333 5y ago
You might be interested in this solar project in Australia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundrop_Farms This farm grows a huge amount of tomatoes in the desert. It has its own water desalination plant powered by solar.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
No the government actually is pro coal. Its their whole marketing image and they have been trying to warp the market to stop the death of coal. AGL wanted out because it wasn't profitable and the government wouldn't allow it. They
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Google literally has remote control over all pixel devices and can push arbitrary code via the play services at any time without user approval. In this day and age, if you don't trust your phone vendor with your data, you shouldn'
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by foobar33333 5y ago
It would be nice if the browser title text feature didn't flat out suck. Why is there no way to show tooltips immediately rather than having to wait a few seconds. Seems like every website reimplements them because the browser ones are
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by foobar33333 5y ago
The Apple Watch cellular version might be your thing. Directions, music and some IM usage is very easy but web browsing is non existent.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
I feel like the more practical version of this is the Apple Watch cellular version. You can do those things easily but stuff like wasting time on IMs or checking emails is cumbersome. Its the ideal device when you want to get away from dist
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by foobar33333 5y ago
We detect IE to show a banner saying to upgrade. I assume some sites like google search do so they can support literally every browser. I was shocked to find out IE 8 on a fresh windows xp vm was able to use google search without any issues
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by foobar33333 5y ago
Half the problem is that the user agent string is insane and almost impossible to parse other than having a big list of every possible string.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
>what they do to a child after prolonged exposure. You could say this about most plastics. If you are concerned about PLA purity you should be triple scared of the much worse plastics we use regularly.
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by foobar33333 5y ago
None of the systems current or proposed scan local files. They all work on cloud storage. You could not use icloud and none of this change would affect you. Also I don't believe anything in icloud is encrypted so they could have scanne
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by foobar33333 5y ago
A human at Apple likely doesn't get access to anything. I assume it would be part of the police group under strict restrictions checking these.

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