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by null_object 4y ago
Hope this doesn't come across as pretentious, but if you carry a film camera with you on your travels it really helps in two ways: 1. You will be more parsimonious with your choice of subjects (avoiding the ‘twenty-seven almost identic
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by null_object 4y ago
If this guy was one of the designers of CSS then I have no idea why he’s acting so smug in that twitter thread.
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How Putin’s Oligarchs Bought London(newyorker.com)
450 points by null_object 5y ago|304 comments
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by null_object 5y ago
> I think it's a search tool and not a browse/explore tool. You should already know which thing you want by the time you ask amazon to find it for you I was recently searching Amazon for a specific classic Kindle book with the
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by null_object 5y ago
> accounts are never deleted, period Want to just add my voice to others who’ve already said this isn’t true. I work at a company where the task to ensure that every last shred of a person’s data is deleted when they leave the service to
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by null_object 5y ago
I don’t care what they do so long as they don’t turn off API-access allowing the user to switch to much better alternatives free of their advertising, profiling, and spying crap
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The origins of SARS-CoV-2: still to be determined(thebulletin.org)
1 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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by null_object 5y ago
I think both are possible - but if they continue destabilizing the West, who’s gonna be buying their shoddily made consumer crap?
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by null_object 5y ago
> I want to be able to quickly resolve any issues in person, not over voice call or slack, and I think that an environment where someone can tap me on the shoulder when they need help leads to overall higher productivity Aside from all t
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by null_object 5y ago
The ikano group is simply an entity of the Kamprad family ( mostly for tax purposes).
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by null_object 5y ago
Start by saying that i have a lot of IKEA stuff in my home: glasses, towels, plates, lamps. But IKEA has had a devastating effect in two ways: 1. Wherever they’ve established themselves, they’ve devastated the ‘middle’ ground of quality-mad
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AP cancels sale of migrant boat NFT amid backlash(theguardian.com)
3 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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New face of organized crime? Decoding Razzlekhan, the rapping Bitcoin fraudster(theguardian.com)
6 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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by null_object 5y ago
> This rubbish theory only gets pushed so that Trump supporters can (continue to) believe that Trump was unfairly maligned As a non-American who is passionately anti-Trump, and also as someone who at the outset strongly believed the &#x2
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Wuhan lab leak theory ‘accepted as likely behind closed doors at No 10(web.archive.org)
12 points by null_object 5y ago|3 comments
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by null_object 5y ago
> It's also true that the user experience of a 6s running iOS 15 isn't going to be very good. Are you basing this on real experience or just fishing for HN anti-Apple upvotes? Just asking because my kid is using an iPhone 6s wi
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Where You At? A Bioregional Quiz (1981) [pdf](dces.wisc.edu)
1 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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by null_object 5y ago
> And even if you were to use another browser like iCabMobile, it also simply does not let you add in a new search engine not already in its own options I duplicated my post because you so pervasively in this thread duplicated your inacc
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by null_object 5y ago
> especially on an iPhone, you simply cannot change your search engine to a new search engine like us. It is impossible. See my post above about iCabMobile, where there are TWENTY-FIVE search engines to choose from. There are also other
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by null_object 5y ago
> It is in all practical senses impossible for an iPhone or Mac user to change their search engine to a new search engine on Safari or at the iOS level. There are five (very simply accessible) different choices for Safari on iOS. But if
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by null_object 5y ago
This has somehow become the “Apple Tax” on HN. No-one is forced to create apps for the Apple platform.
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by null_object 5y ago
> Lockdowns have also broken everyone’s regular exercise and healthy habits. Why do you make assumptions about "everyone"? I'm sure there are as many diverse experiences during 'lockdowns' as there are people who
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by null_object 5y ago
I’ve been using a small folding umbrella from MUJI that I bought 8 years ago. Not particularly expensive. My partner has probably been through about ten umbrellas in the same time-span, because she was reluctant to spend the modest extra am
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by null_object 5y ago
> In EU you don't see trucks or many heavy vehicles like that at all. It’s a side-issue, but I see this type of statement all the time about “Europe” and have to say, in Sweden - and even on the suburban streets of Stockholm - these
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Apple's 'RealityOS' for Rumored AR/VR Headset Referenced in Source Code(macrumors.com)
2 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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The Internet Is Just Investment Banking Now(theatlantic.com)
5 points by null_object 5y ago|0 comments
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The Big Short of Streaming(dadadrummer.substack.com)
21 points by null_object 5y ago|7 comments
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The End of the Metaverse Hopefully(garbageday.email)
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by null_object 5y ago
> why not spend a few minutes outside? This has been gone over so many times on HN that I'd think it hardly needs repeating, but above or below certain latitudes the ability to "spend a few minutes outside" to get an adequ
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by null_object 5y ago
> What I really dislike about the "you don't own this, the cloud does" is apps changing without me having a say in it. Spotify is great, but... I agree with everything you said apart from the "Spotify is great" p

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