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2024, please switch to Firefox","type":"story","url":"https://roytanck.com/2023/12/23/in-2024-please-switch-to-firefox/"}],[30270900,{"by":"vanilla-almond","descendants":8,"id":30270900,"kids":[30273328,30286969,30270948,30273360,30272487,30273469,30273997,30271317,30273892],"score":6,"text":"I'm in the UK, and unfortunately melatonin is not available as an over-the-counter product. Only a doctor can prescribe it in the UK. Purchasing it online is not easy. For example, it is not possible to purchase via Amazon.de or Amazon.com for delivery to the UK due to regulations (same for eBay.co.uk).

What non-prescription sleep supplements have you tried? Which ones worked for you that you recommend?

For example, CBD (cannabidiol) oil is widely available without prescription and is purported to aid sleep. If you have tried it, have you found it helpful?

Any other non-prescription supplements you have tried (with success)? Thank you.","time":1644400687,"title":"Ask HN: Sleep supplements that worked for you (excluding melatonin)","type":"story"}],[30145394,{"by":"cryptozeus","descendants":22,"id":30145394,"kids":[30147388,30146285,30148605,30146185,30157153,30146061,30147615,30157720,30159472,30149944,30151488,30147836,30157989,30149762,30148148,30145428,30146878],"score":24,"text":"I notes down my daily routine & realized I am either sitting (in front of a screen) or lying down on couch watching TV for more than 12 hours per day ? This can't be healthy.

I do go for long walks which is 1 hr and if I remove 6hrs of actual sleep , 3 more hour of other stuff like shower, washroom, cooking, cleaning etc. I would still have 14hr where I am just sitting.

When I was going to the office, I would spend way more time going for walks around the office building, run to grab coffee etc. I think it was much more energetic life style.

What do you guys do to solve this ?","time":1643613303,"title":"My WFH sedentary life (Sitting, lying down) is more than 11 hr?","type":"story"}],[30116159,{"by":"neom","descendants":15,"id":30116159,"kids":[30116795,30116323,30116347,30118739,30116431,30116528,30134488,30116637,30116593],"score":7,"text":"I've been getting some of my sleeve expanded and I was in session yesterday, after a couple of hours I said it's crazy how little I'm bleeding on this one, and the tattoo artist said "yah, since the vaccine people don't bleed the same way anymore" and shrugged. I couldn't ask anything else about it because I got a pit in my stomach and waited till the end of the session and then dove in, the artist is young college age and has a group with other young tattoo artist, and they were laughing in it about how accurately they can nail how many doses people have had and when (including me) by how their skin and blood reacts to the tattoo.

Am I right to feel a bit weird about this?","time":1643385147,"title":"Ask HN: My tattoo artist made comment about the Covid vaccine that confused me","type":"story"}],[30042779,{"by":"tartakovsky","descendants":1,"id":30042779,"kids":[30042900],"score":1,"time":1642901765,"title":"The End of the Pandemic Is Near","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctFs7zACr7E"}],[29896815,{"by":"timhrothgar","descendants":159,"id":29896815,"kids":[29897486,29896849,29898471,29897113,29897863,29898994,29896932,29897073,29897282,29899984,29897390,29898057,29899310,29898797,29896904,29899314,29898297,29897844,29899108,29905478,29897293,29897128,29897829,29899946,29897765,29897453,29897570,29897983,29926979,29897309,29899898,29911142,29899494,29900642,29897413,29897566,29902804,29899647,29907006,29902578,29900761,29899072,29897915,29900956,29900805,29897167,29903461,29900322,29902682,29898626,29907633,29897565,29905232,29897456,29904477,29899714,29910312,29901642,29897690,29900298,29901431,29902905,29898880,29898166,29904617,29897950,29897990,29897869,29901832,29907734,29902898,29898937,29897557,29899406,29897661,29900829,29898690,29898743,29898806,29898634],"score":161,"text":"$16","time":1641930547,"title":"Ask HN: Why is software quality always decreasing?","type":"story"}],[29860315,{"by":"Ostrogodsky","descendants":45,"id":29860315,"kids":[29862129,29861090,29862716,29863232,29865245,29860903,29861301,29860829,29861175,29860528,29862691,29861259,29862396,29860898,29860941,29860577,29862055,29869400,29860413,29862071,29864577,29861480,29861627,29860684,29860394,29861845],"score":24,"text":"There is this great literature site I used to love, which closed down some years ago. My only consolation was \nto visit the Wayback Machine and read all the pages there. I was wondering how many other great sites I am missing\nbecause they are no longer accessible. Do you have any suggestions?

In an ironic twist, I have just discovered that the site has been taken down from the Wayback Machine. It is redirecting\nnow to a new site the authors are creating. It pains me to say it looks inferior in every single\nway, and most of the original content is gone. Their prerogative, I suppose.","time":1641704351,"title":"Ask HN: What defunct websites would you love to see revived?","type":"story"}],[29790684,{"by":"teh_klev","descendants":5,"id":29790684,"kids":[29790751,29790742,29790860],"score":4,"text":"A few years back I read an article or essay posted here on HN about an American Author/Poet(?) who deeply valued his solitude living out in the boonies (he did have electric and telephone I believe).

As he grew older (possibly into his 80's) I think a medical condition or two required him to accept assistance now and again. But even after a few hours of help with cleaning or otherwise he couldn't wait for this valued help to leave him despite his appreciation.

It feels like an Atlantic or New Yorker piece but sadly the search engines are now poisoned due to COVID "loneliness" SEO and I can't find this article/essay.

I have a rough date range when I think I saw this on HN on the front page which would be 2011-2014.

Any help would be appreciated.","time":1641264675,"title":"Ask HN: Help me find an article about solitude","type":"story"}],[29724108,{"by":"vanilla-almond","descendants":142,"id":29724108,"kids":[29724459,29724387,29724330,29724528,29724341,29724475,29724527,29724296,29724504,29725851,29724398,29724617,29724494,29724570,29727876,29724828,29724968,29724277,29725238,29725213,29724514,29724659,29724207,29724413,29724265,29724350,29725440,29724513,29724822,29724886,29724300,29724645,29724923,29725083,29724609,29724402,29724869,29724472,29725141,29725210,29724246,29724221,29726257,29724353,29724963,29725469,29732511,29724261,29724725,29724692,29727327,29724723,29726088,29726546,29724694,29724375,29724363,29724280,29724507,29729934,29724225,29729946,29725574,29726280,29724196,29725726,29724283,29724843,29724226,29724580,29724219,29724213,29727130],"score":97,"text":"I live in a city and used to have a daily commute to the office. The pandemic changed all that. The switch to remote work made me contemplate a move to a quieter location, closer to the countryside. I haven't moved though because my parents live nearby and are quite frail. It's more important to me that I remain living close to them.

Who has made a move to a new location due to remote working? Who has considered it?","time":1640779974,"title":"Ask HN: Has remote work made you move to a new location or consider it?","type":"story"}],[29410525,{"by":"adawg4","descendants":19,"id":29410525,"kids":[29411704,29411663,29412972,29415546,29412483,29411538,29415454,29427405,29416478,29411182,29410971,29412045,29413198,29411405,29410983,29410606,29411494],"score":26,"text":"Running makes me feel like Im having fun lol","time":1638401633,"title":"Ask HN: How has exercise changed your outlook on life?","type":"story"}],[29034807,{"by":"bradley_taunt","descendants":75,"id":29034807,"kids":[29036188,29035576,29035699,29036601,29036431,29041848,29037158,29035518,29037205,29037202,29036364,29036960,29037563,29048703,29035695,29035961],"score":80,"time":1635477615,"title":"Setting Up 1.1.1.1 for Families on a Pi-Hole","type":"story","url":"https://uglyduck.ca/pihole-cloudflare/"}],[28760097,{"by":"workaccount21","descendants":1,"id":28760097,"kids":[28760132],"score":1,"text":"I'm the sole security guy at my midsized MSP (with support from the Sr. staff), tasked with creating our cybersecurity program and helping to transition us into an MSSP role. I'm in my final year of a BA in Cybersecurity, have many certs, and have done a lot of security related projects on my own time but It's hard being the "expert" when everything is new to me in an enterprise environment. My question is how can I still grow and learn when I don't have anyone to learn from, and any other advice/resources that can be offered. Thanks!","time":1633444715,"title":"Ask HN: How to learn and grow when you are the only resource at your company?","type":"story"}],[28180283,{"by":"ingvul","descendants":14,"id":28180283,"kids":[28181860,28186885,28180322,28183427,28180748,28188530,28181287,28180432],"score":17,"text":"As a solo developer of a tiny Saas, I find Vagrant indispensable in my day-to-day tasks. I use it mainly as a tool to reproduce cloud infrastructure locally. As you can imagine, my cloud infrastructure is really tiny and so it's feasible to reproduce it locally on my laptop. I also use Docker extensively, but I don't think Docker replaces Vagrant at all (at least for my use cases).

While I could use a separate private cloud just for development purposes (and effectively use my laptop as a "dumb" terminal), I find it irritating because:

- It's not free. I have to pay for it

- My laptop is powerful enough to emulate my production infra

- It just feels wrong to me. I like the idea of using my own machine to develop my application and my infrastructure, and spin up/tear down VMs as many times as needed without having to worry about price

Do you still use Vagrant or similar tools to spin up VMs locally?","time":1628946165,"title":"Ask HN: Is Vagrant Dead?","type":"story"}],[27364283,{"by":"Ecco","descendants":3,"id":27364283,"kids":[27364320,27364873],"score":1,"text":"Hi! I have to machines connected to consumer-grade fiber at major ISPs. One in France on the Orange network, and one in the US on ATT.

Each of them have perfectly fine internet access: they can ping and be pinged by every other machine I have access to.

But, very surprisingly, they cannot ping each other. I also have web servers running on both, and neither can curl a web page from the other.

I suspect something is broken in the overall routing.

How can I diagnose what's going on and who do I report this to?","time":1622602675,"title":"Ask HN: Two IPv4 hosts on the internet cannot ping each other","type":"story"}],[26861707,{"by":"willswire","descendants":5,"id":26861707,"kids":[26861837,26861800,26861761],"score":3,"time":1618833113,"title":"HN Dark Mode Safari Extension","type":"story","url":"https://apps.apple.com/us/app/darker-news-for-safari/id1562920743"}],[25968444,{"by":"syx","descendants":78,"id":25968444,"kids":[25968962,25968742,25968588,25969166,25969052,25973098,25968800,25969107,25969167,25969329,25969143,25974483,25969554,25971200,25969270,25969259,25968471,25973065,25973497,25969773,25969140],"score":54,"text":"As the title says, what would happen if Stack Overflow decides to interrupt the service? Realistically speaking how much damage could that do to everyday work?","time":1612008641,"title":"Ask HN: What if Stack Overflow suddenly decides to shut down?","type":"story"}],[25531560,{"by":"avancemos","descendants":5,"id":25531560,"kids":[25532109,25531823,25532711,25531693,25531657],"score":13,"text":"To you.","time":1608845017,"title":"Merry Christmas","type":"story"}]]

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