Toy guns back then: https://i.imgur.com/2DQnhNC.jpeg
It does neither, as money is simply a representation of wealth. Increasing the supply of money without increasing the wealth will mean you'll have more money representing the same wealth. This is called inflation. But…
Taking them off the wifi and changing your wifi password seems to be all you need to do. While they are technically capable to look for open wifi, this is not something they do out of the box, as far as my understanding…
Not possible. They are part of the chaebol [1], meaning they are essentially part of the South Korean government. They can't really fail as long as the country exists. There's an old joke that South Korea isn't really a…
Dell sells a monitor the size of a small TV (U5226KW). It's more than two thousand dollars, though.
The Fed is printing them. Just like they print all other money. From the article: > I put in one, and a hundred comes back.” > The figure was rhetorical, not a disclosed 100-times investment return. There's a lot more…
Windows was a mistake I blame Apple for.
What an evil website. Just navigating to it deleted the history, so I couldn't navigate back to hackernews. Ctrl+L wouldn't highlight the navigation bar, either and instead closed the tab.
Large companies move slowly and have lots of red tape. Give it a decade before making this call as far as large companies are concerned. That's how long it takes to change processes.
> temporary state of complete loss of personal purpose and the experience of existential dread from never achieving self-actualization in spite of the tremendous time commitment towards excellence in a now automated…
I recently solved this problem by buying the Dell U5226KW. It has the same height as a 16:9 42" TV, but is 21:9, so a lot wider. It costs about four times as much as a similar sized 16:9 TV and you can't get it any…
You don't need monitoring for that to work. Just something like "Hey, Google". The device knows a bunch of keywords and when it hears them it's bingo. As long as your laptop and phone are logged into the same local…
If the checkbox is already ticked it is called opt-out. You have to toggle the checkbox to not be activated. The other way around is opt-in. The checkbox is empty and if you want to enable it you have to take action.…
It sells for as little as five bucks in some markets [1] and has done so since at least 2021 [2]. Even the most expensive version is only about twice of that. This makes it a bit difficult to estimate earnings from…
Seems like we are transitioning to the fighting stage of "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." Alternatively we are transitioning to the bullying stage of: (1) Shaming (you…
I am not sure I believe in this "unified accepted version of the truth". Before the Internet it was a lot easier for the unified media [1] to convince people of whatever it wanted them convinced, but I find it a lot…
Who was it again that said: "The new fascism won't say 'Hello, I am the new fascism.' it will instead say 'Hello, I am the anti-fascism'."? First time I heard it was decades ago and it has been proven more and more true…
Because it's not mentioned anywhere who posted the images in the first place and which prison he or she is now living in. The complaint in the article is about not taking down the images faster than within an hour.
Can someone explain why the goal is only to remove the images and not go after whoever posted them? You'd think the pool of posters would eventually shrink to zero.
> In a lot of occupations the skills you learn in college are real and meaningful Such as? Medicine and STEM aren't one of them as far as I know.
If only copyright and IP laws didn't exist, then we wouldn't have to argue about who did it and could instead be happy that another problem was solved.
Remember CD spindles? Those are were a quarter of my cables live now. They can be stacked! There's also a few boxes and one tech bag. Also, the 15m (50ft) HDMI cable doesn't fit anywhere so it got it's own space.
Wait,.. you guys only have one big box of cables?
As you age, you have less need to grow your collection. You'll also forget about stuff from decades ago and can watch everything again without remembering much of anything. Similarly, as you age you'll have less time…
There are a bunch of albums I found on Youtube that I ended up buying, yes. It's only a very small percentage of my collection, though and not generally how I discover new music.
Toy guns back then: https://i.imgur.com/2DQnhNC.jpeg
It does neither, as money is simply a representation of wealth. Increasing the supply of money without increasing the wealth will mean you'll have more money representing the same wealth. This is called inflation. But…
Taking them off the wifi and changing your wifi password seems to be all you need to do. While they are technically capable to look for open wifi, this is not something they do out of the box, as far as my understanding…
Not possible. They are part of the chaebol [1], meaning they are essentially part of the South Korean government. They can't really fail as long as the country exists. There's an old joke that South Korea isn't really a…
Dell sells a monitor the size of a small TV (U5226KW). It's more than two thousand dollars, though.
The Fed is printing them. Just like they print all other money. From the article: > I put in one, and a hundred comes back.” > The figure was rhetorical, not a disclosed 100-times investment return. There's a lot more…
Windows was a mistake I blame Apple for.
What an evil website. Just navigating to it deleted the history, so I couldn't navigate back to hackernews. Ctrl+L wouldn't highlight the navigation bar, either and instead closed the tab.
Large companies move slowly and have lots of red tape. Give it a decade before making this call as far as large companies are concerned. That's how long it takes to change processes.
> temporary state of complete loss of personal purpose and the experience of existential dread from never achieving self-actualization in spite of the tremendous time commitment towards excellence in a now automated…
I recently solved this problem by buying the Dell U5226KW. It has the same height as a 16:9 42" TV, but is 21:9, so a lot wider. It costs about four times as much as a similar sized 16:9 TV and you can't get it any…
You don't need monitoring for that to work. Just something like "Hey, Google". The device knows a bunch of keywords and when it hears them it's bingo. As long as your laptop and phone are logged into the same local…
If the checkbox is already ticked it is called opt-out. You have to toggle the checkbox to not be activated. The other way around is opt-in. The checkbox is empty and if you want to enable it you have to take action.…
It sells for as little as five bucks in some markets [1] and has done so since at least 2021 [2]. Even the most expensive version is only about twice of that. This makes it a bit difficult to estimate earnings from…
Seems like we are transitioning to the fighting stage of "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." Alternatively we are transitioning to the bullying stage of: (1) Shaming (you…
I am not sure I believe in this "unified accepted version of the truth". Before the Internet it was a lot easier for the unified media [1] to convince people of whatever it wanted them convinced, but I find it a lot…
Who was it again that said: "The new fascism won't say 'Hello, I am the new fascism.' it will instead say 'Hello, I am the anti-fascism'."? First time I heard it was decades ago and it has been proven more and more true…
Because it's not mentioned anywhere who posted the images in the first place and which prison he or she is now living in. The complaint in the article is about not taking down the images faster than within an hour.
Can someone explain why the goal is only to remove the images and not go after whoever posted them? You'd think the pool of posters would eventually shrink to zero.
> In a lot of occupations the skills you learn in college are real and meaningful Such as? Medicine and STEM aren't one of them as far as I know.
If only copyright and IP laws didn't exist, then we wouldn't have to argue about who did it and could instead be happy that another problem was solved.
Remember CD spindles? Those are were a quarter of my cables live now. They can be stacked! There's also a few boxes and one tech bag. Also, the 15m (50ft) HDMI cable doesn't fit anywhere so it got it's own space.
Wait,.. you guys only have one big box of cables?
As you age, you have less need to grow your collection. You'll also forget about stuff from decades ago and can watch everything again without remembering much of anything. Similarly, as you age you'll have less time…
There are a bunch of albums I found on Youtube that I ended up buying, yes. It's only a very small percentage of my collection, though and not generally how I discover new music.