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> doesn't pumping large volumes of liquids into the earth like this lead to all sorts of unintended consequences as well?

Is it better to have the large voids that were created when oïl was extracted?

> I don't think this is a freedom of speech issue.

it is, when the platform is so huge and are controlled by the government behind the curtains... Doesn't surprise me that people on HN are pro-Biden when I hear stuff like this....

I guess Europe doesn't understand the purpose of war...

> You're asking me for stats about a statistically non-existent problem you made up.

You are the one that said that people actually notice that... I was trying to find out where you got that from.

> The domain, for one thing.

you can get the domain name from the archived page...

Are you an HN admin trying to defend strange policies?

> People notice that.

How many? Like 1 percent of people?

> Archive links remove important info from the post

What type of information?

But what if they modify the article after you post a link to it?

It's to avoid pay walls....

The same reason why it's bad to ban free speech on major platforms like Twitter....

> However, you're limited to using the screenshot tool built in to your Wayland compositor

That not true anymore... I use Flameshot

no thanks, don't need I-Phone v2

Is that a route that you do often and it happened to have no unpredictable events today?

If only could Google index at least half of the Internet....

Where can I get the FSD (Fake Self Driving) source code?

Are you on Google's network?

If you don't need an IP to be connected to the internet, sign me up... I think they are full of it though... Even if you only have one IP.... you still have an IP

> PING cloudflare.com (104.16.133.229) 56(84) bytes of data.

> 64 bytes from 104.16.133.229 (104.16.133.229): icmp_seq=1 ttl=52 time=10.6 ms

With a ping like this, you know that I am not using Musk's Internet....

Also, 60% of the Internet is not indexed by Google (if you exclude duplicates).

Clickbait magazines are shady...

It's perfect for iterating/debugging designs...

I think you should tell more about the 6ft auger though! :)

I justify the 3d-printer for printing prototypes.... of course they aren't ideal for production...

At less then $200, it is well worth it.

Libgen is great too. I wonder if the 32TB includes most of what is in the 24TB though

See this for 24TB of books: http://pilimi.org/zlib-downloads.html

It's crazy what is happening in China... and it looks like Foxconn has enough power to prevent lock-downs for their factory workers (lock-downs are coming back elsewhere)

Just discovered pikaur, an AUR helper/package manager for Arch... it's great.

for me, gmail.com has been redirecting to mail.google.com/mail for a long time...

> Looking for a one liner I paste in my JavaScript console to enable good "from:"

Interesting

I'll even send her a free pen...

edit: gender (thanks sbaiddn)

Sometimes they care and sometimes they don't... do you want to have to cancel your trip because on that day they decide to ask for your laptops to be able to get in the plane?

Host it somewhere encrypted (GPG) and download it when you get to destination?

> If you're using them for unguessable random strings then yeah, they're not ideal.

Why? I like to use them for private/secret URLs ...