No one expects young men to do anything and they are responding by doing nothing

Issue #747 — April 25, 2022

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No one expects young men to do anything and they are responding by doing nothing robkhenderson.substack.com \| points: 562 \| comments: 877

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Internet spring cleaning: How to delete Instagram, Facebook and other accounts blog.mozilla.org \| points: 496 \| comments: 189

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Show HN: This AI Does Not Exist thisaidoesnotexist.com \| points: 400 \| comments: 67

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Chris Lattner on garbage collection vs. Automatic Reference Counting (2017) atp.fm \| points: 306 \| comments: 209

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Google gives Europe a ‘reject all’ button for tracking cookies theverge.com \| points: 283 \| comments: 189

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French fighter jet joy ride goes très, très wrong (2020) caranddriver.com \| points: 279 \| comments: 121

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10 years since Google said to “hang tight” about Linux support for Google Drive abevoelker.github.io \| points: 271 \| comments: 106

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Textualize – A framework for building Text User Interface applications textualize.io \| points: 268 \| comments: 60

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Firefox on Ubuntu 22.04 from .deb (not from snap) balintreczey.hu \| points: 248 \| comments: 246

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The Curse of Systems Thinkers blog.relyabilit.ie \| points: 246 \| comments: 108

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Extracting WhatsApp Messages from an iOS Backup yasoob.me \| points: 229 \| comments: 73

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The afterlife of used hotel soap thehustle.co \| points: 228 \| comments: 172

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DaVinci Resolve 18 blackmagicdesign.com \| points: 215 \| comments: 132

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Patching an embedded synthesiser OS from 1996 with Ghidra blog.petersobot.com \| points: 193 \| comments: 27

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How Nix and NixOS get so close to perfect christine.website \| points: 174 \| comments: 164

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Fedora 36: A brave new (DRM/KMS only) world blog.dowhile0.org \| points: 174 \| comments: 91

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Software Mise En Place buttondown.email \| points: 171 \| comments: 78

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A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) atlasobscura.com \| points: 162 \| comments: 91

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Project Gutenberg – Library of over 60k free eBooks gutenberg.org \| points: 158 \| comments: 56

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Drones have transformed blood delivery in Rwanda wired.com \| points: 146 \| comments: 26

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My upgrade to 25 Gbit/s Fiber To The Home — Hacker News Guidelines — and Ask HN: Am I going insane or is there genuinely no value in blockchain tech?

Magic-trace – High-resolution traces of what a process is doing — and The smallest 256x256 single-color PNG file, and where you've seen it (2015)

A YouTuber purposely crashed his plane in California, FAA says — Web color is still broken — and Memray: a memory profiler for Python

Framework Laptop Mainboard — Changing std:sort at Google’s scale and beyond — and The absurd complexity of server-side rendering

Web scraping is legal, US appeals court reaffirms — UK Government Officials Infected with Pegasus — and Canada bans foreign home buyers for two years

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