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ironick09
1y ago
As long as we’re throwing shade at EU vs US, I can’t remember the last time the US had a nationwide blackout, certainly not in my lifetime!
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ironick09
2y ago
Was it a ban? Also yes
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ironick09
3y ago
They said 1000 engineers. Surely a company consists of roles other than software engineers, right?
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ironick09
3y ago
i’m guessing you have a problem with signs that say “danger, do not enter” as well
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ironick09
3y ago
Just goes to show how much people make things up and couldn’t be further from the truth (see other comments for why this information was released, this one is flat out wrong).
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ironick09
3y ago
All of my apple devices have lasted multiple (4+) years. The only time an apple device hasn’t is because I broke it.
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ironick09
3y ago
Which potential recession are we talking about? The one that was supposed to happen 3 months ago? or 6 months ago? Or 9 months ago? A year ago? 2 years ago? There’s so many potential recessions i’ve lost count!
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ironick09
3y ago
Last I checked, you cannot withdraw money from a steam account like you can a checking account. Has this changed?
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ironick09
3y ago
You think that’s why it’s taken so long to move off of IPv4? Surely it can’t be _anything_ else, like lagging support for IPv6 in newer network routing protocols, bug related to those implementations with IPv6, or sometimes no support for I
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ironick09
3y ago
…except the name of the site.
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ironick09
3y ago
Honestly this just sounds entirely made up. It seems surreal to me that you live your life in fear, of what? The United States? Either that or you’re extremely over exaggerating.
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ironick09
3y ago
This is only partially true, if _all_ traffic is tunneled over the vpn, then yes you’ll have this issue, but if the traffic is split such that only interesting traffic is sent over the vpn, then you won’t have this issue.
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ironick09
3y ago
Yup, it’s been replaced by Meta now!
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ironick09
4y ago
What makes you say this is largely a US problem?
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ironick09
4y ago
Do you have any resources/information you can share on this? I’d be curious to read more.
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ironick09
4y ago
Like what? Unless you’re a professional gamer playing a very active really time game like Counter-Strike, there is a 0 chance you notice any sort of measurable different between 10 and 20ms.
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ironick09
4y ago
Missiles can track things other than heat signatures.
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ironick09
4y ago
It’s used as a symbol in programming, I have a hard time imagining a symbol that could replace “the”. That’s not to say there isn’t one that would be suitable, I just lack the creativity or imagination to think of one.
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ironick09
4y ago
The is the worst comparison in the history of comparisons.
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ironick09
4y ago
You don’t… have you stayed at a hotel before? You just put the do not disturb sign up that hangs off your door handle on the outside of your door…
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ironick09
4y ago
Works fine for me
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ironick09
4y ago
Right, I’m in a similar boat and I didn’t even go to college… all self taught.
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ironick09
4y ago
It’s probably not hard for someone to run the interpreter and try a few things out - but large private code bases are where the struggles would begin I imagine.
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ironick09
4y ago
Believe it or not, like the stock market, employee headcount doesn’t only go up, it goes down too.
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ironick09
4y ago
So you have unlimited PTO, what’s stopping you from taking a vacation.
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ironick09
4y ago
I don’t understand how Just being written in rust as opposed to C has anything to do with this?
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ironick09
4y ago
Next thing you know after this passes they’ll be regulating the size and interface to the the battery such that a standard sized battery must be supported on all mobile phones or else you’ll be fined 30% of global profits.
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ironick09
4y ago
There is a reason why it is named what it is: The Windows Subsystem for Android now runs Android 13 in beta https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34060390
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ironick09
4y ago
It does if you read the terms etc when installing Chrome before mindlessly clicking next, install, finish.
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ironick09
4y ago
- said everyone ever
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