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by s_dev 3mo ago
The solution is obvious: Remove commuting by encouraging remote work, incentivise dumb phone use or penalise smart phone use, create affordable property prices and secure future pensions, incentivise no televisions and create an environment
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by s_dev 3mo ago
Apparently that greeting is to discourage shoplifting not to put you at ease. Retail theft is becoming a huge problem, police generally won't respond to it so many of those who do it know they can act with impunity and retailers are le
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by s_dev 3mo ago
30 days ago. No joke. https://www.intercom.com/blog/today-intercom-becomes-fin/
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by s_dev 3mo ago
$3.6 billion (€3.1 billion), making it one of the biggest ever deals for an Irish-founded tech firm.
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Salesforce Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Fin (Formely Intercom))(investor.salesforce.com)
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by s_dev 3mo ago
>EU CloudFlare What limitations does bunny.net have?
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by s_dev 3mo ago
Install Windows IoT. It's for internet of things devices and has more strict updating procedures than conventional Windows. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/product-family... Functionally it
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by s_dev 3mo ago
This is exactly the same as the ""If you didn't take the time to write something, I'm not going to the take the time to read it" mantra that was floating about HN a few months ago.
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by s_dev 3mo ago
>Every time we do so, we are able to build bigger, better things more quickly. Jervons Paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by s_dev 3mo ago
There is a lot of truth to this but things are changing e.g. those houses without planning permission getting torn down. That simply would not have happened two decades ago.
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by s_dev 3mo ago
Joe Biden says ‘oligarchy’ emerging in US in final White House address https://www.ft.com/content/262f2980-a380-45b0-bcaf-1d7d68918... Average American is suffering and it's them who's coping with the idea th
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by s_dev 3mo ago
The US has these issues as well as still has a strong tech sector, you also have to keep in mind a successful outcome for the EU won't be what the US has right now either. You get charts like this floating around the internet: https:&
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by s_dev 3mo ago
Trump's actions are pushing Europeans towards federalisation as a broader trend. More specifically things like this are happening quietly in the background: https://commission.europa.eu/news-and-media/news/eu-
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Does Uruky pay Yandex like Kagi does? It's relevant to those of us boycotting Russian products and influence due to the Ukraine war.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
First off, this is shit position for you to be in. I perused your comment history as I often do with HNers. Some guy was predicting this exact situation in 2009 and your comment was that this would all sort itself out due to market forces.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Usually when I've submitted something myself.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
The user isn't arguing in good faith here is one of his other comments >Wikipedia could shut down permanently tomorrow and the world will be a better place. Wikipedia is a vital resource for the internet and one of humanities suprem
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by s_dev 4mo ago
As an aside the Daft Punk soundtrack that accompanies this film is an absolute masterpiece. I think it's their best work. It's such a shame the film doesn't live up to it's own soundtrack.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
The US and China have standards as well and bodies to regulate them. Regulation vs Free Market debate isn't a binary issue and is a spectrum.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
The fine is the application of the law. Would be like getting arrested and demanding to know why the authorities aren't getting involved.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Account age is a legit parameter when evaluating the worthiness comments especially how easy it is for bots to make comments now.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
To clarify I'm not commenting on what you've done but how you've phrased it. I really don't mind about pirating movies I don't even see it as wrong.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Appreciate the context, however if I was to follow up on my own comment. You were sentenced to prison, I went to the grocery store yesterday. It's the casualness of the phrasing that is jarring.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
>I went to prison for 18 months, my digital and physical life was stolen from me This is wild phrasing.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Google as a search engine peaked in 2005. Since then they've become far more profitable, increased revenue by orders of magnitude, brought search to many more areas, increased headcount massively, improved their share price massively,
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by s_dev 4mo ago
So "Microsoft chooses to eat its own dogfood" is a more accurate title?
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by s_dev 4mo ago
I've heard some professionally inclined RFID engineers dismiss these as mere toys and not useful compared to professional grade hardware. Perhaps some of those folk are on HN if so what are the tool sets you actually use that can be so
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by s_dev 4mo ago
I have a remote Jellyfin setup as a server that streams. It's entirely in the cloud. It's far easier to share with friends as none of them are required to buy a Plex account.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
Jellyfin have that feature now working well. Presumably this is the one where if you pause to go to the bathroom it pauses for the other person too and doesn't go out of sync even if one connection has slow internet for example.
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by s_dev 4mo ago
https://neptuneplayer.com/ https://firecore.com/infuse

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