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ricc··on Bose buys McIntosh, storied maker of high-end luxury audio equipment
Kinda funny that where I came from, Bose is already “high-end”…
ricc··on The Weeds Are Winning
I seriously thought that that headline was a euphemism for the current state of the world...
ricc··on Show HN: Kasama – an IntelliJ plugin to keep track of your coding practices
That’s quite easy for me because I’m Filipino! And coincidentally, I’m also residing in Germany. :D
ricc··on Show HN: Kasama – an IntelliJ plugin to keep track of your coding practices
Was this named after the Tagalog word?
ricc··on 'Fandom has toxified the world': Watchmen author Alan Moore
Not yet
ricc··on Colorful cars are becoming a thing of the past
I remember reading somewhere, that the predominant car colours of a certain time are associated or correlated to the economic outlook of the day. Maybe that's what's at play here?
ricc··on Life in India is a series of bilateral negotiations
> people wear bending rules as a badge of honour

It's actually quite similar for most in the Philippines. Yeah, there are some smaller cliques or sub-groups where this is frowned upon, but it is mostly also a "badge of honour".

ricc··on An Earnest Exploration of Hublot, the Most Polarizing Watch Brand (2023)
For me, the title of the "Most Polarizing (Luxury) Watch Brand" would go to Richard Mille.
ricc··on Why I'm Leaving Meta
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ricc··on A rigid but foldable indoor airship aerial system for cave exploration
I thought it was going to be made of cloth that stiffens when current passes through it... :)
ricc··on ADHD headband treats symptoms in 20 minutes per day
The word "kinky" sounds so tame nowadays, especially with that news about Diddy...
ricc··on Casio WQV2 Wrist Camera Photos
Some of those are actually pretty good. Anybody tried upscaling them?
ricc··on 'Dancing' raisins − a simple kitchen experiment
This experiment always reminds me of Beakman's World because that's where I first learned of this. :-)
ricc··on How big a table do you need for your jigsaw puzzle?
How about on the floor?
ricc··on HMD Barbie Phone
Genuinely curious... What is worth discussing here?
ricc··on A Backstage Pass to the Production of the MoonSwatch and Scuba Fifty Fathoms
Kinda too late to think about "brand damage" since their parent company is already named "The Swatch Group", and this was actually already a talking point at the time the parent company was renamed: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/swatch-name-nick-hayek
ricc··on Windows TCP/IP Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
The page does not seem to be loading for me?
ricc··on Google is killing one of Chrome's biggest ad blockers
> Web developers should have all major web browsers installed anyway.

Agree. Even if not a web developer, one can use different browsers for different purposes at the same time.

ricc··on Google is killing one of Chrome's biggest ad blockers
Yeah, the built-in blocker in Brave does, too.
ricc··on Google is killing one of Chrome's biggest ad blockers
One does not choose web browsers on adblocking capabilities alone. Some may need Chromium features that FF do not have, so it’s nice to have options, even if one specific feature (i.e., adblock) is just 80-90% as good as the other.
ricc··on Google is killing one of Chrome's biggest ad blockers
Yes, but they modify it to build adblock in, so one does not need to install a separate plugin.
ricc··on Google is killing one of Chrome's biggest ad blockers
Time to start using Brave then?
ricc··on 80% of developers are unhappy. The problem is not AI, nor is coding
Is there something like the SO Developer Survey for other industries?
ricc··on A Desperate Plea for a Free Software Alternative to Aspera (2019)
Is there maybe an update to this, that’s why it’s reposted?
ricc··on File.haus – Anonymously upload up to 300GB
Not directly related, but this made me feel nostalgic for RapidShare. :-)
ricc··on What everyone seems to be missing in the CrowdStrike incident
People have been saying DevOps is dead… But this is something popular or even basic for DevOps practitioners, albeit with a different name: Canary release.
ricc··on Bangladesh police given 'shoot-on-sight' orders amid national curfew
I assume that by “we” you meant the United States, so the question is: How much moral authority/integrity is there left to discredit?
ricc··on How to Know When It's Time to Go
I think because he was already 37 or 38 at that time, and was suffering from injuries, too. There was no point continuing if both his body and mind are not the way they used to be.
ricc··on How to Know When It's Time to Go
Kinda similar to how Kobe Bryant knew it's time to retire from the game of basketball. He said in an interview (https://youtu.be/Ya8hY0S-8t0?t=54) that he knew it's time when during his morning meditations, his mind will not drift to basketball anymore.
ricc··on Ask HN: Trouble learning things I view as solutions looking for a problem
Keyword is scale, specifically massive scale. If your scope is just a couple of (web)servers, then, yeah, you can stick with your tried-and-tested tools and processes. But once you start managing 10s or 100s of servers, including a requirement to recover (i.e., redeploy) them ASAP after an outage, then your basic tools and processes might not be enough…
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