harvey9

Reports android tablet as a 'linux PC'.

No, I am not driving over, I am at home waiting for a delivery. If there is a problem with what is delivered there is a much longer remedy loop: restaurant kitchen to their table versus to my home.

When you're up and running you should put up a display of some photos and explanatory text about the system. Might get some local kids interested in engineering.

How does this achieve the aim of a rich person seeing a painting that is not on public display?

There is a very different uncertainty with a far shorter loop to remedy any problems. I have never sat in a restaurant thinking that [any food delivery-specific failure mode] will arise.

I should have been explicit: I used the GrapheneOS webpage. I am placing my trust in them but I am not under any particular threat and just liked that they have stated they won't support age verification.

I flashed a pixel using their webpage. They have made it remarkably simple to do.

Lacking ability to cover their tracks.

Nothing has a physical store in central London. Handy for anyone upgrading from the Wasp T12 Speechtool.

It did seem cross-posted from LinkedIn

Over a much longer time horizon than trying to run Doom on a ZX Spectrum.

There's interesting sociological analysis and commentary here but I felt the maps and numbers part was ironically just 'small data' and stats for their own sake.

You can edit OSM from their web apps. This is intended to be used in the field but I guess you could use it to find things that need fixing.

Still up! https://milliondollarhomepage.com/

Originally expected to take 2 hours. I think the writer is just saying it was a lot more than expected.

How do you define remote privacy? Beyond a few decades ago I could use a phone booth and pay in coins.

Some of the examples of bad design mentioned in the article are quite shocking, if we are assuming 'medical student' is not some 18 year old rookie but a person who already has several years of university level study behind them.

Don't recall my old nexus devices having ads in the OS. Disappointing where Google has taken this.

Newspaper articles generally do say things like "a car struck pedestrians". I agree with your point though.

Here's an article from outside the tech sector, which I am linking to as a corroboration since this is quite surprising for those of us unfamiliar with German law.

https://www.thelocal.de/20260504/how-a-google-maps-update-ex...

Road fund licence aka car tax is probably the most common thing that lots of people pay for regularly.

The outcome is the purpose.

Sites like TPB don't try to verify your age.

There are several different definitions of that word, some of which would reasonably apply to hn. I am glad it doesn't have infinite scroll but it also (front page) changes fairly slowly so I do not develop an urge to check it every few minutes.

I think you have a very narrow conception of even assembly line work.

The idea that skilled people who work with their hands don't identify with their work is laughable.

The post you replied to specified young people so 70M is the wrong denominator. The UK currently has far more than 1 million working age adults unemployed and the denominator for that is still less than 70M because Britain has plenty of retirement age adults too.

In the towns yes. A wealthy city man could expect to live fewer years than a labourer in the countryside.

Do you mean to imply a political/social revolution? In any other scenario I can think of when my boss gets a new machine, he captures the value from my increased productivity or the machine eliminates my job entirely.

If you focus on writing ricketty software or overblown emails then no it isn't real. But if you think of e-gates instead of border officers then it is.