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by hn_throw2025 10d ago
I went through similar feelings switching to the Mac ecosystem (from Linux) in 2012... But I quickly settled on some tools I wouldn't be without now. Finder is terrible, but I switched for Forklift early on. I think it's amazing,
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by hn_throw2025 12d ago
Well, you could say Melinda got a big promotion for a while.
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by hn_throw2025 13d ago
> But pretending like only people on the far-right and people like DHH are willing to say this is just wrong. This is also the stated outcome of official inquiries of the UK government. As a German you may not be aware of this, but the s
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by hn_throw2025 13d ago
I was going to make the same point. In no way do I endorse Rupert Lowe or the Restore party. But referring to that blog post as “hideously racist” is exactly why new victims will be made today, and new victims will be made tomorrow. We are
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by hn_throw2025 15d ago
I think you are correct. It trivialises true evil with silly superficial comparisons. Popular with those who love to shout the word "Fascist" but have no idea what it historically meant.
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by hn_throw2025 15d ago
I clean my Apple mobile stuff daily with 70% Isopropyl Alcohol. A 1L bottle is pretty cheap and it lasts a long time. I just spray it on a cloth and wipe with that. I use a glassware/window type Microfiber that I got from the Supermark
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by hn_throw2025 17d ago
…the difference being that someone like Cummings at the time didn’t have the heft of the Establishment behind him. Anyone can “call” for anything, doesn’t mean it’s going to happen. The “Peoples Vote” or secondary confirmatory vote was favo
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by hn_throw2025 17d ago
There were plenty of calls for a confirmatory vote (aka "Peoples' Vote", as if people didn't vote the first time) after the Brexit result in 2016. This was averted because Johnson won the election in 2019 and thus had a
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by hn_throw2025 17d ago
Isn’t it odd that there are only suggestions for followup confirmatory votes when the pro-EU camp don’t get their way, never the other way around.
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by hn_throw2025 19d ago
You’re welcome… There are things I will probably miss from Cursor, as they used to iterate on DX goodies quite quickly. For frontend tasks, I liked the idea of Cursor Browser being able to do a devtools-like selection of an element tree to
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by hn_throw2025 19d ago
I recently cancelled Cursor. The features you mention are in Antigravity IDE v1, which I am trying as I still have a Gemini subscription. No idea how long it will be around for, as Google Antigravity2 (more like Claude Code) is clearly the
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by hn_throw2025 1mo ago
Sure thing. I really meant that my Oracle Cloud account is protected by my YubiKey, and when I provision an instance I set a strong, pre-hashed password for the local account in the CloudInit configuration. If I ever need emergency maintena
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by hn_throw2025 1mo ago
By MFA I meant the Yubikey plugged in to my home office Mac; I don’t do sysadmin on the bus. But I take your point… I try to make sure I print out recovery codes when offered, and keep them hidden in a safe place at home.
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by hn_throw2025 1mo ago
I meant in real practical terms, not higher concepts. I am fine with not having a private island or a network of influential friends, but I am really really glad I’m not defecating in the street.
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by hn_throw2025 1mo ago
I agree with you. I’m reading this thread and wondering if I’m missing something, why people are still talking about port knocking, port obfuscation, and fail2ban. I use a cloud VPS. I ssh in via Tailscale. The cloud provider firewall block
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by hn_throw2025 1mo ago
Quantitatively, yes. Qualitatively, no.
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
The only thing I value from that list is the played/unplayed status, and resuming a title from where I left off. My two preferred clients handle that for me on my various devices.
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
I am definitely in the former category. I’m not dedicating the time to replicate a Netflix client equivalent with all the metadata (although I do make the time for FLAC albums). There’s nothing as straightforward as directories and a SMB co
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
A few years ago I decided to give up on sdcards for my main 24/7 homelab server. I now use a small SSD connected via USB3 and a slightly modified version of this : https://framps.github.io/raspiBackupDoc/introducti
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
The history is longer and more tangled than that. 1951 - Nationalised by Attlee (Labour) 1953 - Re-privatised by Churchill (Conservative) 1967 - Nationalised again by Wilson (Labour) 1988 - Privatised again by Thatcher (Conservative) 1999 -
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
It’s fun and games, but you have to bear in mind that joke candidates never expect to win. It’s entirely possible that every anti-Farage voter could coalesce behind him. Upon winning, he would have his name and face be publicly known. He wo
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by hn_throw2025 2mo ago
Do you really have to make the exact same comment in every related thread? It’s just tedious at this point.
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
If you would cast your mind back ten years, I distinctly remember this bitter and callous attitude at the time. Wanting people who disagree with you to "just die out" is profoundly antidemocratic.
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
Lovely comment thread. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you the “democrats”…
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
...and now we also have Nub : https://nubjs.com/blog/introducing-nub
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
I agree... I use a Pi4B 8GB as a home server with a number of duties. Less power consumption than the Pi 5 (and no heatsink), and it was the first to offer the combination of USB booting, more than 1GB RAM, and Gigabit Ethernet. And reasona
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
> Dang sums it all, I dont perceive hn as being pro or against AI, it's a mix, but if you're polarized, whatever "side you're on" you'll feel the other side is over represented. It doesn’t feel that way to m
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
I have some doubt here, because I do know that managers of at least some seniority have the political antennae to be wary of taking responsibility for something they don’t understand blowing up in their face. If they use LLMs directly, then
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
> No consistency, chaotic application of different conventions, duplicated code, ghost code (does nothing), and perhaps more as I'm digging in. I didn’t understand this part. You said you reviewed the code and it was looking good, s
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by hn_throw2025 3mo ago
I think the biggest factor is fear. When we first started discussing LLMs a few years ago, it was easy to be amused and reassured when looking closer at all the inaccuracies. The models have improved at an alarming rate. Some of us have spe

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