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squishy47
4mo ago
if you take it right before bed it'll make you dreams loads and sleep haaard, if you can get to sleep; the restless legs are a motherfucker.
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5mo ago
you can add search filters to the search bar in youtube. e.g this will return videos published in that time range with a duration longer than 2m cat videos after:2014-01-01 before:2014-12-31 >2m [edit] - the duration doesn't remove
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6mo ago
As long as they're not panting, I think it's generally not cannibalism.
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7mo ago
is there any particular reason why just here?
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7mo ago
A £3000 laptop doesn't come with a fucking charger. It's £99 extra for the one that came with the m4's. thanks a lot Apple, the enshitification is real!
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10mo ago
ugh the fucking noise. My house backs onto a road that's only really busy in rush hours. It's the mopeds and trash-can exhausts that are the pain, the actual traffic isn't that noisy. yeah, exhaust sound is fun but not on you
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11mo ago
i have a Lab/Staffie mix and he has insane retriever drive when we get the tennis ball launcher out. pupils dilate and nothing else matters, to the point that we had to ban launcher because he kept loosing his thumb claws from sliding
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Show HN: My lightweight prompt management and analytics tool.
(testune.xyz)
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1y ago
Totally agree. It takes a while to "load" the project but then once it's loaded moving around a large codebase is a breeze but as soon at the code changes broaden and I slow right down cos I have to rebuild the map with the
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1y ago
I think of myself as a slow thinker and feel the same as many other comments on this post but I always but this down to being a visual mind and having to draw/picture everything to think it. So in my experience slow thinking is topic d
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1y ago
really cool idea. rightmove is awful for searching for houses. I basically can't filter by features at all. though their map search feature is cool cos i might not want to search in an entire county. though i get your probs mvp-ing. re
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2y ago
good to know, I didn't know we had such a law. thanks for posting this
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2y ago
I just pre-ordered the m4 pro. upgrading from a late 2013 mbp with a battery that would probably void my home insurance if they found out. can't justify the constant upgrade when it doesn't make me money (work provide one). very
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2y ago
I my opinion this example should be on the website to support your code snippets. the top of the page should tell me what problem your solving for me rather than what features the product has. this post does it perfectly but without reading
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2y ago
"let’s just admit it: your GitHub is the tech equivalent of a participation trophy" great app OP :)
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3y ago
this is great. more governments/councils need to run these.
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3y ago
somewhat related; My unraid server has been crashing over the last few days so I'm looking at setting up a syslog server using a spare pi4, so i can at least see why it might be crashing. never thought i'd need a supporting machin
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3y ago
can't remember where i read it but apparently these things can detect an object the size of coke can in space or something. whether it's true or not i dunno but it's kinda cook to think about.
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3y ago
and Heroin too, according to Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer
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3y ago
The point of food labels is help consumers make more informed decisions on what food they consume, especially when the food industry works to make food as addictive as possible. Lets not forget that the messaging behind many (most?) product
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3y ago
we're using trpc at work and it's quickly becoming the default for gateway apis built for specific frontends. Everyone seems to love it, and when combined with Zod it allows us to iterate super quickly as we pretty much only have
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3y ago
love the ultra modern look combined with the nostalgia of a monochrome newpaper. this makes me look forward to cheaper large format e-ink displays used in society. side note - I could totally see this in some cyber-dystopian-future film se
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3y ago
i can't remember where i heard something similar, but yes they absolutely are. aerosol air fresheners are the worse but even those foamy ones one hangs from the car's rear-view mirror are super bad for you. do they put smells in
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3y ago
Tom Tugendhat is the Minster of State for Mass Surveillance... no wait, the Minister of State for Security. there's an importance difference in there somewhere...
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3y ago
this is so cool. a bit expensive to order new images (~$300) but it's still great. older high res images are a good price though (~$4)
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3y ago
this is fantastic. only the other day i was wondering how i would replace my mx master mouse battery when the time comes. it may not be perfect but this is a big step in the right direction. well done logitech.
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3y ago
i don't know anything about how cars work but the article says "At the moment, impacted vehicles are generally wide open to these sorts of attacks. The only proper fix would be to introduce cryptographic protections to CAN message
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3y ago
the title is somewhat misleading; the Gov hasn't said this exactly, this is just very likely outcome of this bill. the bill says that platforms that host user generated content would be required to up the moderation game and to feed t
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3y ago
curious if this is just against legacy car makers or whether it also works against tesla, rivian, lucid (or any other almost software first car company). presumably not?
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3y ago
yep. came here to say the last paragraph. There are shit products that sell and great products that don't. gauging user interest is super important before investing time into building something. (there was a post yesterday about tripAd
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