If 100000 people want to cast an argument into the void, they can do that. It doesn't harm any other discussion going on elsewhere on the site. I'm posting this comment beneath a flagged/dead comment in an article…
This is the same method as Georgia using Dominion machines. The printed paper has human readable text including the candidate's name and party so it can be verified by the voter. It also included a QR code that I…
> gets flagged cause of a few snowflakes got their feelings hurt correction: some guy got his wallet hurt. It is clear to me that monied/political interests are on every platform, including this one.
hmm, I'm not seeing anything that can be described as "inertia". Not on chromium either. Both of these are on a laptop with dragging the side scrollbars and using the up/down arrows on the keyboard. Is this something…
Normally, I am the first to complain about broken websites, but it looks fine for me on Firefox on a laptop. Scrolling works normal using up-down arrow keys and dragging on the side scrollbar. There is an unnecessary…
Curious why the comment by the poster got flagged but not the full post. I like when the poster includes a comment describing the content and reasons why he liked it.
This probably won't help you in the UK, but for those in the US, Wells Fargo uses an optional RSA SecurID Device. https://www.wellsfargo.com/biz/online-banking/securid/
thanks
I got curious when you mentioned "google play store apocalypse", but I can't seem to find a comment of yours on the topic today. Would you be willing to post a link?
If it is more than just the one guy, it could also mean that they are expecting the AI to kill them before the cancer does.
So basically the same as "woke".
> Not all hacks are used to steal data Sometimes, they just want to send spam. Ages ago, someone got a hold of our company's webserver and all they used it for was sending a ridiculous volume of emails. Our ISP spotted…
> these are lithium batteries, which have significant failure mode issues Agreed. Specifically, these are lithium-ion rather than the new lithium iron phosphates which have none of those issues. No one should be doing…
More discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50177911 which got pushed off the front page really fast, and I expect this will too.
If you look at the before and after photos of past POTUSes, you can see a visible aging. If we ignore the current POTUS, I think we can say that there are a lot of long hours of stressful trolley problems.
I read both. They seem related to me. They are both about supermarket fridges getting hacked over the internet. I like similar articles' discussions to be linked together. I didn't see a link, so I added one. I don't…
This is either a dupe or a followup of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50055304 from 8 days ago with 1007 comments
https://inkorr.com/en/litna-zinka-v-kostantinivci-napisala-v... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ukrainian+woman+writes+i+ask+for+b... A woman wrote "I ask for bread" in the snow in front of her house. A passing drone…
Follow the money. It's because the schools have figured out a way to monetize spectator sports but not spectator academics. The only spectator events that I recall was a spelling bee that only the parents came to, and…
https://ballotpedia.org/Ritchie_Torres Yep, he's running for reelection.
Americans eat lobster for the same reason. It was considered trash food until we discovered garlic butter. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=was+lobster+considered+peas...
Does anyone know if you have to have the GPS radio of the phone switched on for that to work? I keep my GPS and WIFI radios switched off for both privacy and to reduce the drain on the battery unless I specifically need…
My layman understanding of Godel's Incompleteness Theorem is that you are correct. It states that there are things that are true but no proof can exist (providable by human or AI provers).
I'm of the belief that when that happens, it is state-sponsored bots messing with the voting. Sometimes when I make a comment on political matters, it gets waves of upvotes and downvotes. Thanks by the way for…
> ads in the stars I'm reminded of the ending of the 2008 film Hancock in which Hancock defaced the moon with a corporate logo. But it was okay because it was "for a good cause".
If 100000 people want to cast an argument into the void, they can do that. It doesn't harm any other discussion going on elsewhere on the site. I'm posting this comment beneath a flagged/dead comment in an article…
This is the same method as Georgia using Dominion machines. The printed paper has human readable text including the candidate's name and party so it can be verified by the voter. It also included a QR code that I…
> gets flagged cause of a few snowflakes got their feelings hurt correction: some guy got his wallet hurt. It is clear to me that monied/political interests are on every platform, including this one.
hmm, I'm not seeing anything that can be described as "inertia". Not on chromium either. Both of these are on a laptop with dragging the side scrollbars and using the up/down arrows on the keyboard. Is this something…
Normally, I am the first to complain about broken websites, but it looks fine for me on Firefox on a laptop. Scrolling works normal using up-down arrow keys and dragging on the side scrollbar. There is an unnecessary…
Curious why the comment by the poster got flagged but not the full post. I like when the poster includes a comment describing the content and reasons why he liked it.
This probably won't help you in the UK, but for those in the US, Wells Fargo uses an optional RSA SecurID Device. https://www.wellsfargo.com/biz/online-banking/securid/
thanks
I got curious when you mentioned "google play store apocalypse", but I can't seem to find a comment of yours on the topic today. Would you be willing to post a link?
If it is more than just the one guy, it could also mean that they are expecting the AI to kill them before the cancer does.
So basically the same as "woke".
> Not all hacks are used to steal data Sometimes, they just want to send spam. Ages ago, someone got a hold of our company's webserver and all they used it for was sending a ridiculous volume of emails. Our ISP spotted…
> these are lithium batteries, which have significant failure mode issues Agreed. Specifically, these are lithium-ion rather than the new lithium iron phosphates which have none of those issues. No one should be doing…
More discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50177911 which got pushed off the front page really fast, and I expect this will too.
If you look at the before and after photos of past POTUSes, you can see a visible aging. If we ignore the current POTUS, I think we can say that there are a lot of long hours of stressful trolley problems.
I read both. They seem related to me. They are both about supermarket fridges getting hacked over the internet. I like similar articles' discussions to be linked together. I didn't see a link, so I added one. I don't…
This is either a dupe or a followup of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50055304 from 8 days ago with 1007 comments
https://inkorr.com/en/litna-zinka-v-kostantinivci-napisala-v... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ukrainian+woman+writes+i+ask+for+b... A woman wrote "I ask for bread" in the snow in front of her house. A passing drone…
Follow the money. It's because the schools have figured out a way to monetize spectator sports but not spectator academics. The only spectator events that I recall was a spelling bee that only the parents came to, and…
https://ballotpedia.org/Ritchie_Torres Yep, he's running for reelection.
Americans eat lobster for the same reason. It was considered trash food until we discovered garlic butter. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=was+lobster+considered+peas...
Does anyone know if you have to have the GPS radio of the phone switched on for that to work? I keep my GPS and WIFI radios switched off for both privacy and to reduce the drain on the battery unless I specifically need…
My layman understanding of Godel's Incompleteness Theorem is that you are correct. It states that there are things that are true but no proof can exist (providable by human or AI provers).
I'm of the belief that when that happens, it is state-sponsored bots messing with the voting. Sometimes when I make a comment on political matters, it gets waves of upvotes and downvotes. Thanks by the way for…
> ads in the stars I'm reminded of the ending of the 2008 film Hancock in which Hancock defaced the moon with a corporate logo. But it was okay because it was "for a good cause".