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This could be useful for New Zealand too, where things are even worse and a duopoly effectively controls the whole market. Might put this on my ever-growing list of projects I want to do.

Surely it's not actually possible for apps to listen in on audio 24/7? At least on iOS, you would be notified that this is happening? Or am I being naive?

Actually, while amount of nodes have not grown, capacity of lightning has steadily been growing. https://bitcoinvisuals.com/lightning

What an ignorant take.

Just whip out W32DASM like in the old days.

Supaplex vibes also

I got it from a Linux magazine bundled CD, along with Mandrake and others. Not sure how early of a user I was though.

I've seen enough negative Hertz-related discussions on HN over the past few months to entirely avoid them going forward.

> "rabbit r1 is not an Android app. We are aware there are some unofficial rabbit OS app/website emulators out there."

Using Android for this makes a ton of sense. Lying about it does not.

WASM?

I've been running my super cheap Brother HL-1210W since probably 2015 with the cheapest toner I can find, and it still goes amazingly well.

How much water did the banking industry use? Or the gold mining and storage industries?

salad findels

Correct link: https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/11/owncloud-vulnerabil...

Could you point us to some examples of old games using this technique? Would be awesome to see.

great exit, but rip

Awesome that this is still around. I learned an ton about how Linux works from doing an LFS install circa 2005 that's still useful to me today.

Thanks. This will come in handy when the robots take over.

This seems incredibly short-sighted.

This is already the case with cameras in consumer phones.

Are these drums lined with lead?

Not sure why this was downvoted. Across the world it is absolutely the case that we optimise for shelf-life and appearance over taste. This becomes especially obvious when you grow your own tomatoes from seed.

While I know what it is, it reads the opposite way for me - like, it's some sort of Windows running on Android

I've got a setup where I play photo slideshows on my TV, and also want to play Spotify through my TV/speakers. I've resorted to just spinning up a Spotify webview when the RPI boots XFCE, and it works pretty reliably so far.

Sounds like they're pretty confident this isn't an issue:

>Our fees are based on the plant producing at its optimal performance. If the plant underperforms for any reason, we curtail our fees – creating strong incentive and perfect alignment with the long-term asset owner.

In reality, the use of AI images would be cherry picked, so this is a good test.

Could somebody help me understand which part of the process was handled by the students? From what I can tell prepping, planting and harvesting at the scale of 85ha would be done with giant machines?

Please closely read my comment again - I said "Several of the things listed are false", not "the author's issue is invalid". The author would have had a stronger case had he not listed things that are just not true.

Just want to say that Lunar is amazing.

Several of the things listed are false (like the lack of ability to open files with your keyboard, which you can do with cmd-⬇) and app window switching (cmd+~)