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Something1234··on AWS Lambda Web Functions
What certificate cost? Acm is free if you don’t export
Something1234··on Astra for Law
Govinfo.gov is neat because you see the different attempts at common formats that have been attempted in the past.
Something1234··on First atmosphere found on Earth-like planet in habitable zone of distant star
What would a 25km resolution of earth look like
Something1234··on OpenRouter raises $113M Series B
I’m specifically looking for it on the model page before I click into it if there’s any valid provider for it
Something1234··on OpenRouter raises $113M Series B
The biggest missing feature for me is the differentiation on zero data retention providers and if a model works for the rules I defined. Right now there’s no way to hide the providers who don’t work for the zdr rules
Something1234··on Gemini, Gophers, and Fingers. Oh My Alternative Internets Beyond HTTPS
Finger still exists at sdf.org
Something1234··on Ask HN: Best worldwide / classic phone games?
Man I was really hoping this was reminiscing about classic ipod games.

Anyways since no one is listing real games, I'll list 2 I enjoyed a lot.

- i dig it - zombie farm

Something1234··on They Live (1988) inspired Adblocker
Waiting for this to show up as a pi hole extension.
Something1234··on Vercel April 2026 security incident
Explain more about this beer.
Something1234··on Ask HN: Who is using OpenClaw?
I tried it tonight, and it's installation is frustrating to say the least.

For me `openclaw init` did not work, and I've tried installing twice, and still running into issues. Also it took fairly beefy vps on my home server at 4GB of ram, so not sure how I feel about it.

Something1234··on We ran Doom on a 40 year old printer controller (Agfa Compugraphic 9000PS) [video]
What’s the graphic novel?
Something1234··on USB for Software Developers: An introduction to writing userspace USB drivers
Some developers like ligature based fonts. They combine 2 characters into one glyph
Something1234··on CorsProxy
Is it so complicated to proxy the request through your first party site? Vite easily lets you do it
Something1234··on Rockstar employee shares account of the company's union-busting efforts
What about Aperture Labs Desk Job as a demo for the deck? Full self contained single player story.
Something1234··on TigerBeetle is a most interesting database
It would be completely centralized with a micropayment rent seeking solution to update records.
Something1234··on Dan Brown: The human species has never created a technology it hasn't weaponized
Expand your definition of warfare.
Something1234··on Good EU regulations
What would be the next better feature for a plug? It seems USB-C has it all except for being expensive on the port side with the muxers. Anything different would require tossing a bunch of still useful things. It supports fast charging and good data rates.
Something1234··on Turn your dumb messages into cuneiform tablets
I saw cuneiform tablets over at the Penn Museum. The text was a lot tighter than what is on these tablets. Still a really neat concept, and it's neat that you can actually read it.

Tbh really curious if these will date to our era and confuse a lot of archaeologists later.

Something1234··on Every visual workflow tool is just Excel for developers who gave up
I think it’s an outtake from the “You suck at excel talk” by Joel Spoelsky
Something1234··on Show HN: I used OpenAI's new image API for a personalized coloring book service
And yet there’s plenty of adult coloring books made by a human out there if you’re willing to go to a brick and mortar shop. Got a super cool one from dick blicks, with a lot of underwater scenes. Also paper quality is important. I can’t imagine getting as far as I did in mine if it was newspaper
Something1234··on Chrome Returns 206 when the Server Returns 403
This is super weird and needs a bit of editing but it seems like an actual bug. Shouldn’t a 403 invalidate whatever was cached?

As in it should bubble the error up to the user.

Something1234··on What happens to SaaS in a world with computer-using agents?
This is the same dumb problem as always. Are you who you say you are and are you allowed to do such and such action?

There’s existing solutions but everything is its own special snowflake. Oauth is a lie, sso sometimes works. But sso doesn’t provide a differentiation between my employee and their broken script.

Something1234··on Commercial jet collides with Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan airport
Considering how high stress the job is they definitely should have a 32 hour work week. Strange hours with lots of complicated bits.

And a union is about more than just workers rights it's about ensuring worker safety. Workers must be able to advocate for safety within their jobs and to ensure the best end result for a customer.

Something1234··on US newspapers are deleting old crime stories, offering subjects a 'clean slate'
What is a short verse?
Something1234··on NYC wants you to stop taking traffic cam selfies, but here's how to do it anyway
That sounds incredibly interesting anymore details on where to go see it?
Something1234··on Murderbot, she wrote
Book recommendation about Japanese etiquette are very welcome. I was reading chip war recently and the wife of the Sony ceo throwing American dinner parties was insanely interesting to me.
Something1234··on The Maker of Ozempic Is Trying to Block Compounded Versions of Its Drug
Hims bugs me a lot with these compounded all in one masculinity drugs. We don’t know the effects of mixing the timing of these drugs in one shot.
Something1234··on FDA approves a novel drug for schizophrenia
School Resource Officers???

What are SROs?

Something1234··on Compiling to Assembly from Scratch
Any chance a decompiler like ghidra might get you part ways there?
Something1234··on Old Computing Books
I think my favorite old computing book is the tannenbaum operating systems text book. It features minix and has some super interesting things about the software license and all that. Minix has some super interesting recent history involving the intel management engine.
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