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I’m getting a lot of side to side scroll on mobile. That kills it for me

Most government departments have some form of api. Many use openapi (swagger) and have design decisions like this one, excepting the major APIs, like FDA. They enable projects like https://ofr.report/ or https://sec.report/

Here is another good explainer which might be a bit easier to parse: https://unsharpen.com/paper-sizes/

Minor side point, I’ve never seen an x written as )( but always as / and then \ (or vice versa). I wonder if this is a regional thing ir just one person’s preference.

CVE Link: https://exploit.report/cve/cve-2022-22717/

Previously shared here, via the cve, which is a less interesting read of course.

Link: https://exploit.report/cve/cve-2022-38392/

Check map. I’m good. Instantly close article. No thanks on anything spiders.

FYI the cve is https://exploit.report/cve/CVE-2022-32894/ not https://exploit.report/cve/cve-2022-30293/

Hopefully more info will drop soon.

I’d just note that the deterioration was happening to a noticeable extent, at least in NYC, pre pandemic. Quality might have better in SF and other places, I’m not sure. The top Drs remain very hard to see and booked for weeks if not a month now.

Just to echo this - OM was incredible for years but has fallen off a cliff in terms of service, responsiveness, overall quality. There are more offices now but Dr quality is worse and the early set of amazing staff and Drs have all left. It’s better than the old days of finding medical help but still not what it was.

Had the same exact thought. Thank you!

Anyone interested in this should dive into the NHTSA data. Something like “make by manufacturer” explains this quite nicely, albeit without the history that the article nicely explained. Example: https://transportation.report/manufacturer/976/

A second home mortgage is a tricky thing. It’s doubly (triply?) tricky if it’s happening in a country where you aren’t living. With mortgage rates on the rise this is something I’d proceed with only after a lot of research. Buying as not a local means you will be limited where you can buy, legal fees will be high, and you will need some sort of caretaker.

There are many articles on the subject though, ex: https://vacationhome.guide/second-home-mortgage-guide/

I bought the little one, the cobra XS [0] for some absurd price (over $20) just for fun but it’s excellently made and I actually use it all the time! I’m waiting to upgrade the rest of my tools to knipex or the equivalently because I really appreciate the quality, even if I don’t really need it as I’m just a DIYer.

0. https://helpatmyhome.com/knipex-cobra-xs-pliers-review/

I don’t really understand the complaint. If you don’t like the CNN website, don’t go to CNN or use CNN lite, which has been well documented on HN. No one is forcing you to visit the site.

Also, blocking webfonts is trivially easy at this stage so if you have specific complaints then you can take matters into your own hands with little more than a flip of a setting.

Related link on refrigerants and global warming potential: https://appliance.report/gwp/

It’ll be really interesting to what happens as the next gen of refrigerants rolls out. There was a great link on hn recently about them but I’m unable to locate it.

To be fair it seems like the topic of the story didn’t play most of these games, based on their condition and description of their packaging.

Companies have tried for years [0] to make progress here and none of these problems (ghosting, refresh time, price) have proved solvable given the quantity of units demanded. I wonder if anything has changed or if this is just an exploratory survey that precedes any of those advances

0: https://cloudconfusing.com/2020/02/07/e-ink-monitors-ready-f...

Seconded. I embrace change while appreciating that fundamentals compound over time and most things aren’t that different from one another. For example you mentioned Atom - your transition to Sublime, VS Code etc will be much easier because of your learnings in your previous editor. That’s something that you wouldn’t have had if you didn’t put online the time or you were x years younger.

Interesting. Not sure about Ford, just seems to be noted as lithium ion:

https://transportation.report/ev/2022-ford-f150-pickup-light...

This is a bit outdated but it helped me out in the past: https://helpatmyhome.com/best-non-smart-tv/

I’d love to see on the fly calculation of things like UF https://transportation.report/definitions/utility-factor/

I’m surprised by all the app and website talk here. I’ve always associated my journaling with quiet reflection, which means no phones or computers. That is, no notifications or requests for updates, or other distractions so I’ve never considered anything but pen and paper. I have one of these quite nice notebooks [0], that I keep handy morning and night for my journal activity. Even with quiet mode my phone is too distracting and my computer is too closely associated with work.

[0] https://unsharpen.com/leuchtturm1917-notebook-sizes/

Skip about 1/3 of the way down and the OSM article starts. “This is why bad design is everywhere...”

Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.

Yes, most hvac and refrigeration units are a generation behind, so perhaps the issue will only grow with time. More info: https://appliance.report/gwp/

The video didn’t mention this, but the 2m videos only had 19m views. He is hardly having an impact on YouTube at all.

“There are no risk factors” doesn’t inspire much confidence in me, even if this specific situation isn’t of much concern to Coinbase management.

Oh very cool. Not available now. Anyway to see the codebase?

This started interesting but then devolved into lines like:

“ Despite his excitement, he is the smoothest Reactor Operator in the nuclear program and can catch a power spike like he’s dimming the bedroom lights next to his waifu body pillow.”

Is this a serious article or not?

What would a domain like that be worth? The lack of the content seems like it would hurt the value considerably.