hbossy

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by hbossy 1y ago
That's what they need AI for. It won't say no.
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by hbossy 2y ago
There's a +n....r license. It mandates that all copies of code include the n-word, so no big corporation can use it in their products.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Local, traditional name and the official name requested by the country embassy. For example at one point Birma changed it's name to Mjanma. It looks like this https://postimg.cc/zHYKb3DF
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by hbossy 2y ago
Firefox warned me about mismatching certificate on your site. I don't think most people would click accept risk seeing the scary page.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Notice how they included cans in new goals. Over 60% of aluminum used in beverage cans comes from recycling just because it's a profitable business practice. They can claim ridicules percentages of recycling just by lumping cans and bo
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by hbossy 2y ago
"We dragged our feet as hard as we could, but some idiot decided to call us"
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by hbossy 2y ago
I just tried to run it and all it produces is a single line and segfault: ./maze 136789 _._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._ ._._._._._._._._._ Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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by hbossy 2y ago
The politics section list some niche use by Facebook users and ignores that it was derived from antisemitic term describing media.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Used batteries themselves are not that much of a problem, because most of their value is in raw minerals used to make them. Recycling them is basically the same as processing raw metal ore, except the concentration of valuable stuff is much
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by hbossy 2y ago
LyRa-T devkit from espressif is perfect for that. It has a two-core ESP32, i2s decoders, jack connectors and direct speaker output. https://www.espressif.com/en/products/devkits/esp32-lyrat
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by hbossy 2y ago
Very nice. Now run it on a 2014 phone.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Suomi is a Finnish word for the Finnish language, for anyone curious.
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by hbossy 2y ago
The standardized energy consumption stickers, EU mandates are really useful and a huge selling point in shops around me. I was shopping for new kitchen appliances this year and haven't heard a single customer asking about features or s
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by hbossy 2y ago
I bet it's an inside joke, like Lenna.jpeg. Some outdated / test / dead-end, or otherwise harmless project put there as a wink to everyone involved in the industry. Maybe it's something an intern ruined on his first day
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by hbossy 2y ago
I did something similar using Raspberry Pi 2040 - it pretends to be a USB keyboard, opens browser using 0xf0 key, types in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ and press play after connecting to the PC. https:/
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by hbossy 2y ago
_Although this line is taught by many sales trainers, it’s becoming overused and immediately lets prospects know it’s a sales call._ _Instead, try opening with something like:_ _(...)_ _This opener feels less salesy, and is actually the re
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by hbossy 2y ago
They wanted to make it cheaper but investors didn't like Logitech controllers in the cockpit.
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by hbossy 2y ago
> It is normally recommended to use bubble wrap to protect SD cards in transit, but I have never seen bubble wrap inside a normal envelope which made me suspect that this would elevate the rate of delivery failure. There are envelopes wi
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by hbossy 2y ago
The story of Pleiades might be as old as 100 000 years.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Australians practiced ritualized cannibalism and infanticide as late as XIX century.
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by hbossy 2y ago
I will never forget the grumpy look on the face of a imperial tobacco representative on a job fair in my university years ago. No one was visiting their booth for anything except for silly questions about benefit package including cigarette
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by hbossy 2y ago
Parking space is the most important limiting factor around here. Making more than 4-5 stories on typical city plot requires adding a second level to underground garage, which skyrockets the building costs. Creating an underground level is f
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by hbossy 2y ago
It used to be the other way around, with Excel leading the way.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Virus doesn't need to active for vaccine to work.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Brought to you by the country freezing accounts of people striking against workplace sanitary rules.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Every medical travel insurance I ever bought had a clause that it doesn't work in the US.
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by hbossy 2y ago
Point 6.4 discusses the justification in Norway, although their annual turnover data is blacked out. It looks like the authorities actually take this into account and try to make the fine really hurt. https://www.datatilsynet.no
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by hbossy 2y ago
Why are they even called therapists and not doctors? It feels as such a meaningless word. My hairdresser offers all sorts of therapies.
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by hbossy 2y ago
You are building shelters meant for protection against collateral from your neighbors getting hit and wide area, city-destroying, Samson-option style air-burst attacks, not bunker-busting precision strike surface detonations designed specif
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by hbossy 2y ago
Most USB devices either rely on the connection to provide power or are too clunky to move around, so having a wire doesn't really matter.

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