radoslawc

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by radoslawc 6y ago
During last week at least dozen more of my contacts appeared on my Signal roaster. And those were not security or privacy oriented people. Still in many countries Whatsapp is basically way of communicating with customers or just communicati
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Aren't facts true per definition?
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Every time I see Adobe logo somewhere I just cringe a little bit. From the time that you had to have Acrobat Reader installed because most of pdfs created with Acrobat (writer) weren't really compatible with other readers, or that time
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Also storing hydrogen is not as easy and cheap as other gasses due to hydrogen embrittlement, high pressures and very low boiling point (-250C). But as it often is with fuel it's expansive now but soon it might be proffitable (as it wa
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by radoslawc 6y ago
> "Fuck Facebook." Great, don't use it. I agree, but sometimes you just cannot. In facebook case - it basically killed most of internet forums as people switched to facebook groups. My experience is with car restoration&#x
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by radoslawc 6y ago
> I don't understand why identifying that loperamide causes cell death via ATF4 is even worth publishing. I feel that there should be a special name for this kind of publications they are so common: https://www.ncbi.nlm.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
I've came here to post this. Thanks
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by radoslawc 6y ago
If reason for that blog post was to get famous. Well I'd day mission accomplished. I haven't heard about Cellebrite before.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
I'm bit dissatisfied that ' 15 minute compilation of cats vomiting' video linked in article is no longer available.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
True. I miss the old web.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
> South Korea's fusion device KSTAR runs for 20 seconds at 100M degrees Celsius Maybe I'm being paranoid, but given what 2020 has been so far maybe is not the best year to tinker with 100M C fusion devices ;)
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by radoslawc 6y ago
> For all metrics my rule of thumb has always been to just do my job as best as I can and ignore the metrics. If a manager ever says anything about them, I ask them what they think of my actual performance. I was like this once. But metr
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by radoslawc 6y ago
I'm sorry I guess I wasn't precise. I meant in general I feel like a lot of people would take any untested drug just to not be named anti-vaxer. But to your point, as I wrote trial data from company that produces said vaccine (gi
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by radoslawc 6y ago
I'm with you on this one. I feel like many people these days are overly manifesting 'trust' in newly developed medicines or vaccines just not to be called anti-vaxers ('I saw this facebook post...' researchers kind)
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Fascinating how this is almost every month on HN.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. Lots of people (including me) actively report animal abuse channels which youtube seems to pay little regard to. This issue was reported by penguinz0, Officer Paw Patrol, PaymoneyWubby and various other youtubers be
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by radoslawc 6y ago
I was going to post that video. but got distracted with work. I absolutely love David Mitchell.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Probably in the same way as people specifically mean 'you're' when they write 'your' ;)
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by radoslawc 6y ago
> One of the detractors was an archaeologist with a background in Egyptology from the University of Queensland, Dr. Serena Love. “I was like, ‘Who is this guy?’ I don’t have an Xbox, I could care less about Xboxes,” says Dr. Love. Couldn
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Oh the floppy drive sound. I kind of miss it. Kind of, what I don't miss (besides capacity) is how those floppies were fragile, and this yyyy - yyyy ---- yyyy - yyyy sound when it was trying to re-read the sector, which was most of the
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by radoslawc 6y ago
It just a way to squeeze some more money out of customers. Add some nice marketing babble that it's for customer's own good (lower maintenance fees, offer simplified pricing, add elasticity, energy, synergy, bulshitergy) and here
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Funny that BMW is pushing it again after CarPlay subscription fiasco.
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by radoslawc 6y ago
There's quite good Worker file manager: http://www.boomerangsworld.de/cms/worker/
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by radoslawc 6y ago
This reminds me what was happening in forums in "internet forums era". At some point in most of them users could make their own footer, so many users put there various "badges" from ones stating that they are proud vim u
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by radoslawc 6y ago
Few jobs ago I had "desk neighbour" that no matter how sick he was (seasonal flu and so on), he was coming to work. One time I've asked him why he wouldn't take sick leave (which is paid leave, 80% but still) and he said
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by radoslawc 6y ago
If you scroll down below comments section URL changes to https://techcrunch.com/ then if you press <- button in browser it changes to previous: https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/08/microsoft-s
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by radoslawc 8y ago
Uber is definitely changing for worse when it comes to customer experience. I've been using uber for a long time. Practically since it was available in Poland, for a long time experience was quite good, last half year something changed
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by radoslawc 8y ago
This might be unpopular opinion, but whatever happened with paper and crayons? Or Legos? I can understand how it can be tempting to have few quiet hours after work, giving your young ones tablet of phone to watch this specially crafted medi
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by radoslawc 8y ago
> Earlier this year the hands of the Doomsday Clock moved to two minutes to midnight, as atomic scientists announced that the world is closer to annihilation than it has been in decades. > As global anxiety takes hold, an increasing n
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by radoslawc 8y ago
Also title: <body id="APOSTOPHES-body-id" title="Claudia, you are banned from here"> Claudia had to do something awful.

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