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by nan60 16d ago
> radio for discovery Would you be willing to share a bit more about this setup? The only thing keeping my on streaming is the fact that its almost impossible to find new music otherwise. I know LastFM exists but it just doesn't cli
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by nan60 2mo ago
I've been with Kagi for about a year now and I have had zero complaints. I love their search to death.
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by nan60 3mo ago
I don't know if its polished in the traditional sense, but yt-dlp feels so perfect for what it was designed to do.
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Show HN: Serra – A Magic: The Gathering life counter using DRM/KMS(git.sr.ht)
2 points by nan60 5mo ago|0 comments
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by nan60 7mo ago
This is both the best and worst comment I’ve ever read on HN.
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by nan60 8mo ago
I did the same
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by nan60 1y ago
I understand, but this distro doesn't bill itself as an "arch but for noobs" or something of the like like EndeavorOS does. It puts performance first and foremost, and I'm also making the (dangerous) assumption that Arch
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by nan60 1y ago
Based on benchmarks[1], CachyOS is slightly faster than other distros, only behind Clear Linux (RIP), but I would be extremely curious to see why this would warrant a whole who distro being created. These optimizations can (and probably wil
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by nan60 1y ago
I have wanted this for forever . My dream watch is the F91-W, but with weather as well. I cannot wait to try this out.
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'123456' password exposed chats for 64M McDonald's job applicants(bleepingcomputer.com)
141 points by nan60 1y ago|78 comments
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Why do all browsers' user agents start with "Mozilla/"? (2008)(stackoverflow.com)
116 points by nan60 1y ago|62 comments
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by nan60 1y ago
This is really cool. Japanese addresses are longer and more complex than most North American/European ones, so this especially makes sense there.
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by nan60 1y ago
Ah, I didn't actually know this! I wasn't around for the early days of Linux so I don't know much about it.
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by nan60 1y ago
I understand it on ARM, since it's primarily targeted at mobile and other oddball devices, but using on desktop class chips just seems odd to me. I'd even understand doing so on laptop chips but desktop ones just seems like leavin
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by nan60 1y ago
Let's not get the point of the article twisted. I think the interoperability between the two is absolutely a positive. Google's RCS implementation is what I targeted in this article because I've repeatedly had several issues
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by nan60 1y ago
Intel's chips have become so absolutely awful in the last few years I also have no desire to buy one, even in laptops where power efficiency is so important. Maybe I'm just yelling at clouds but the whole P-core and E-core archite
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Google and Its Hypocrisy in Messaging(thackston.dev)
4 points by nan60 1y ago|2 comments
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Kagi Small Web(kagi.com)
5 points by nan60 1y ago|0 comments
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by nan60 1y ago
I've never understood why Red Hat never tried breaking into this space. People clearly don't mind paying for an OS and RHEL is pretty much as polished and well supported as you can get. A fork of RHEL geared towards home use would
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by nan60 1y ago
This is especially a problem for devs/artists that post updates exclusively over Discord. It's even worse if they don't do so in a separate channel and you have to dig through everyone chatting to find what you're lookin
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by nan60 2y ago
Guess it’s time for me to switch to Void…
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by nan60 2y ago
Amazing lecture. Really awesome to hear more about the nitty gritty of this whole debacle.
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by nan60 2y ago
Mine does exactly this and it frustrates my family and I to no end. More often than not clothes are not dry and I’ll just end up putting them through a speed dry cycle because that one doesn’t turn off automatically (which completely defeat
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by nan60 2y ago
This was a fascinating read and really got me thinking about the morality of suicide all things considered. We’ve collectively decided as a society that suicide is a bad thing, and rarely is mental health treated the same as physical in the
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by nan60 2y ago
This new driver (along with the modules Nvidia have released as OSS [1]) are kernel drivers and do not break userspace. NVK is a Vulkan implementation for Nvidia GPUs as part of the Mesa project (the same project that AMD's userspace d
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by nan60 3y ago
This is pretty cool. I think markdown support and animations when typing (like Word has) would be welcome additions. Also, there seems to be flickering when I first start typing?
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CS50 Lecture by Mark Zuckerberg – 7 December 2005 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nan60 3y ago|0 comments
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by nan60 3y ago
Fair question, and it actually depends on how iMessage is being backed up to iCloud (sorta). By default, iMessage is included in your iCloud device backup, which when Advanced Data Protection is disabled, is NOT E2E encrypted. That said, if
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by nan60 3y ago
No. This will be rolled out to everyone in iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4, macOS 14.4, and watchOS 10.4, and is already in the corresponding developer preview and beta releases[1]. [1] https://security.apple.com/blog/imessage-pq
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by nan60 3y ago
It was definitely a passion project for me. It was an AP CompSci Fundamentals class using code.org. Most just built games in code.org's JS app editor (since that was what we'd been using all year) but I had some programming experi

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