meowster

Not on my phone.

(Pixel 8 Pro, Firefox)

I was expecting some kind of article about an issue with passport photos or some kind of exploit, maybe photoshopping so it looks like the person but fools automatic facial recognition...

but was pleasantly surprised instead.

Inaccurate title.

Actual title: "German Coalition Government Collapses"

Then why does Coinbase lock accounts of people to transfer to darknet markets or such?

If you had the choice of receiving BTC from a brand new minted batch, or from a darknet market, which would you prefer? If you have a preference, then they do not have the same value.

I would value BTC from a darknet market less because of risks associated with spending it.

I would value freshly-minted BTC because it doesn't have any question about its providence.

> us poor conscious beings who find joy in being alive and actually have the capacity to marvel, because it is marvellous that we can, and we should.

> And I care that it is us who inhabits the earth, and not slugs.

That's not mutually exclusive with the comment you were replying to.

I agree with both of your comments except for your opinion that the first comment is "edgy cynism" and "juvenile".

If Bitcoin can be traced (which it can), then it isn't fungible.

I didn't see OP write that at all. You should also re-read the HN guidelines.

Three people; otherwise it should be, "They went to Oregon with a cook, and Betty, a maid."

Or better yet: "They went to Oregon with a cook, and maid named Betty."

I'm looking forward to the new Ramcharger (new plug-in hybrid truck, not the old SUV). Hopefully Stellantis gets its act together.

Data point: some ICE vehicles now have settings to turn creep on or off.

Source: My mother's 2024 Subaru that I help set up for her.

Can we at least update the ITAR restrictions now, so we can get better resolutions and framerates?

Can anyone from FLIR lobby on this?

It looks like the adult version which doesn't require a prescription has in-game purchases (Google Play subscription?), so assuming it was bought that way, it seems like it wouldn't be restricted to one device. I can see the kid version being restricted if they only sell prescriptions outside of the Play Store.

I wonder what the difference is between the adult and kid versions, just the prescription requirement maybe?

The "adult verson" looks like it has the same 30 second commercial, is OTC (no prescription-needed), and is only $130/year or $25 for just one month.

https://www.endeavorotc.com

Think long; think wrong

( Flows off the tongue better ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )

Too bad I can't reply to any of the comments in that thread. I'm guessing old threads are locked to prevent spam? Perhaps they can be "thawed" for a short time if a mod links to it in a situation like this.

Program some bots that use ChatGPT to answer questions by summarizing your website, and maybe 5% (or less to look less spamy) of the responses have a link to the corresponding blog post?

Maybe create a subreddit for your niche location/topic?

It absolutely sucks, but this might be one way to allow people to find your content.

Reunification therapy sounds like it might be a First Amendment (U.S.A. Constitution) violation since you generally cannot compel actions or speech, especially thoughts.

The author writes that, "many more Americans are being forced to have children. Legally, these laws serve to make having children a requirement, not a choice." That seems like a disingenuous oversimplification. Americans are not being forced to have children; they are just required not to abort children that are the consequences of actions they chose to take (sex), assuming they weren't raped (and thus had no choice).

I do agree with the author that children seem to be generally treated as political pawns or by parents as extensions of themselves, rather than as individual people that need assistance learning and growing up.

My best friend since high school is a doctor. Hearing all the bullshit that she had to go through, the different selection processes, abuse (scheduling), etc; it's crazy.

It doesn't weed out people who will be bad doctors, it weeds out people that can't handle the abuse.

> not allowed to raise prices more than once per day

They can still do surge pricing if the raise it once (and lower it once) per day.

> it still seems to be the best system, something which I do not see changing as long as humans remain in control of society.

I agree. Humans can be bad, and bad people can participate in markets.

Until you get rid of bad people (that's a scary thought on what that would entail), all forms of economic systems can be used for bad things.

Literally every cybertruck I see has not had any business logo whatsoever on them.

I have an interesting 3-letter.net

I set up a catch-all for personal use and wasn't expecting to get flooded with emails.

I was getting business emails, people trying to send money by Zelle, etc.

I was kind of hoping to get something good that I could take action on in the market, so I left it on for a little bit, but then I felt bad that people's emails were not getting answered (at least bouncing), so I turned off the catch-all. Oh well.

I know at least one person who votes based off a publication. As for changing minds, I have no idea if this person even considered who to vote for until the publication releases their endorsements.

It sounds like they're going to hate that in the future when they have to fill out paperwork and argue with bureaucracies that say their documents/paperwork don't/doesn't match.

It looks like that was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Air_Lines_Flight_1080

I think if people try a spam musubi first (a Hawaiian staple), they'll be more inclined to try other forms of spam.

It's a terrible situation, although it seems like their legal remedy is filing a lawsuit against the parties involved.

Immigration status should not have prevented the dangerous working conditions as indicated by the OSHA fines.

Not a lawyer, but I would the the fact that OSHA found issues would help the family's civil case. Hopefully there is someone who can take it on contingency.

It sounds like they need to get other parents involved and go to the school board and have them create a policy where only Google Classroom or whatever is whitelisted.

Other parents are going to fight that though because it's a free pacifier for their kids.

I'm guessing they're engineers trying to re-enact their jobs while trying to act naturally in front of a camera. This might be harder for people who didn't grow up with the presence of cameras (and the sense that they're always on display) like later generations.

They also made a cool website where you could type in your address and it would use Google Satellite and Street View images to make a personal music video. HN discussion from when it came out:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1646703