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https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cwydl81dg13t

https://www.theverge.com/news/786323/uk-digital-id-plans-man...","time":1758852587,"title":"Britain to introduce compulsory digital ID for workers","type":"story","url":"https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/britain-introduce-mandatory-digital-id-cards-2025-09-26/"}],[38229998,{"by":"wslh","descendants":146,"id":38229998,"kids":[38241656,38243972,38245171,38230191,38246181,38230202,38245584,38244870,38238569,38246724,38249461,38248692,38247944,38246684,38246630,38244373],"score":342,"time":1699708113,"title":"Lost \"Doctor Who\" episodes found but owner is reluctant to hand them to BBC","type":"story","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2023/nov/11/lost-doctor-who-episodes-found-owner-reluctant-to-hand-them-to-bbc"}],[38197715,{"by":"cprecioso","descendants":265,"id":38197715,"kids":[38210686,38197938,38197948,38210515,38197993,38210099,38211071,38197927,38197933,38210569,38198029,38210366,38197870,38210504,38211430,38210171,38210235,38197813,38198037,38198192,38198144,38198215,38211633,38210270,38226598,38201490,38197952,38210813,38210413,38210930,38199090,38210151,38212174,38198031,38198791,38197977,38213041,38202983,38210972,38202062,38210129,38206307,38211645,38211217,38198315,38198255,38214509,38205191,38198228,38198383,38198185,38197911,38198288,38198028,38202360,38198849,38210097,38202609,38199474,38198186,38210272,38210579,38198524,38211592,38198394,38211723,38197902,38211297,38210506],"score":202,"time":1699480776,"title":"Microsoft won't let you close OneDrive on Windows until you explain yourself","type":"story","url":"https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/8/23952878/microsoft-onedrive-windows-close-app-notification"}],[36758554,{"by":"zenorocha","descendants":28,"id":36758554,"kids":[36758657,36758798,36758767,36758728,36758966,36758750,36758891,36758888,36758695,36833194,36758758,36758912,36758665,36758809,36758693,36761202,36758825,36759402],"score":32,"text":"One of my favorite developer tool companies in the world is Charm. So I was blown away when they said they were rethinking how email could be sent using the terminal.

Pop is a Text-based User Interface (TUI) that allows you to send emails without having to switch context from your command-line interface.

Here's why I'm obsessed with Pop:

1. You can write an email body with AI

2. You can easily install using Homebrew

3. You can do some really powerful stuff like generating a PDF and sending an invoice via email entirely from the command line

The email sending part is taken care by Resend, another developer-first product, which makes it the perfect integration for this.

As a developer, I live in the terminal. And I would love to hear how other developers feel about this. We would love to hear your ideas, experiences, and feedback.","time":1689603593,"title":"Show HN: Send Emails from Your Terminal","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/charmbracelet/pop"}],[35496107,{"by":"kevin_vanilla","descendants":121,"id":35496107,"kids":[35496688,35496631,35496819,35496697,35504037,35496630,35496816,35496968,35496797,35496673,35496608,35497841,35497031,35503737,35496740,35496645,35497019,35496995,35497036,35497891,35496727,35496976,35496862,35504480,35496734,35496640,35503843,35497004,35496736,35496766,35526998,35496575,35508423,35496963,35496505,35503045,35524379,35498886,35506684,35506499,35496810,35497074,35496973,35506336,35508869,35497026,35496655,35496977,35499328,35496942,35497674,35498762,35516341,35496832,35496931,35503091,35497088,35496875,35506595,35497000,35504272],"score":63,"text":"$16","time":1680978079,"title":"Ask HN: Tell me about how you bombed a technical interview","type":"story"}],[33968814,{"by":"biztos","descendants":83,"id":33968814,"kids":[33969098,33969354,33969197,33969316,33969650,33969212,33976432,33969183,33969086,33968905,33968852,33969971,34018478,33969414,33969179,33969466,34069824,33969145,33969165,33969160,33970171,33969412,33969244,33969649,33969304,33969157,33969089,33969261,33969435,33969352,33969349,33969294,33969323,33976399,33981096,33969222,33969124,33973770,33969525,33968945,33969482,33969217,33969310,33969326,33969048,34015597,33969163,33969321],"score":18,"text":"Yes, as in right now, if you care to say. Apart from reading HN obviously.

(Where I live it’s a common thing to ask of friends or family or lovers, and I find it quite charming, so I thought I’d ask it of the HN community.)","time":1670939559,"title":"Ask HN: What Are You Doing?","type":"story"}],[32439438,{"by":"nus07","descendants":78,"id":32439438,"kids":[32439789,32439885,32439604,32439900,32439739,32439635,32439860,32439559,32439625,32439514,32439550,32439681,32439671,32440195,32439843,32439571,32439791,32439533,32440154,32440147,32439552,32439585,32440087,32439556,32440157,32440272,32440720,32440102,32439804,32439806,32439985,32439982,32439881,32440234,32440053,32440013,32439608,32440648,32441870,32439919,32439663,32439873,32439795,32439582,32443139,32442832,32439897,32439746,32440231,32439899,32439976,32439911],"score":54,"text":"I never seem to get picked for the new projects that involve new tech stacks and migration efforts. At my current company I am still maintaining an old codebase and Oracle database where some peers are working on migration to AWS and snowflake. Even at previous jobs I was always staffed on the unimportant legacy projects despite expressing interest in newer exciting projects . I do try to self learn and get certifications but somehow never get chosen to work on new exciting projects .\nAm I a bad engineer or do I come across wrong to management ? My performance reviews go great. What can I do or change ?","time":1660315475,"title":"Ask HN: Why am I always stuck working on legacy software","type":"story"}],[31112115,{"by":"starwind","descendants":13,"id":31112115,"kids":[31162408,31162340,31162425,31162376,31162359,31165294,31162448],"score":9,"text":"$17","time":1650560726,"title":"Ask HN: Was this a phishing attempt?","type":"story"}],[27750837,{"by":"ItalyPaleAle","descendants":24,"id":27750837,"kids":[27751605,27752017,27752057,27751587,27756471,27752055,27753475,27757693,27758643,27754923,27757363],"score":50,"time":1625589422,"title":"Workspace Trust in VS Code","type":"story","url":"https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2021/07/06/workspace-trust"}],[26474839,{"by":"reddotX","descendants":68,"id":26474839,"kids":[26475549,26475481,26475619,26475517,26475613,26476561,26475518,26475609,26475541,26475578],"score":24,"time":1615889283,"title":"AstraZeneca boss is in the “hot seat” over vaccine delays, France says","type":"story","url":"https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-france-vaccine/astrazeneca-boss-is-in-the-hot-seat-over-vaccine-delays-france-says-idUSKBN2B812K"}],[25671418,{"by":"polm23","descendants":121,"id":25671418,"kids":[25675528,25673412,25675102,25678660,25676198,25676322,25675047,25675244,25671671,25676413,25676144,25675180,25675317,25676052,25675278,25675628,25676002,25672299,25671773,25679830,25674913,25680689,25675740,25676173,25674883,25678782,25679637,25679061,25677858,25682500,25676091,25679452,25676040,25678011,25675810,25678670,25675323],"score":48,"text":"It's easy to buy a 3.5in USB floppy drive for $10 online. In contrast, I've seen 5in USB floppy drives, but they're not common. For example, this is a USB controller for $50 - you have to hook up your own drive and provide a housing.

http://www.deviceside.com/fc5025.html

It's unsurprising there's less demand for them than 3.5in drives, but it seems like the difference in demand alone can't explain this gap. Is there some technical issue that makes manufacturing drives like this difficult? Or am I missing some other part of the picture?","time":1610029926,"title":"Ask HN: Why are 5 inch USB floppy drives so uncommon?","type":"story"}],[24835237,{"by":"user5994461","descendants":110,"id":24835237,"kids":[24835534,24835311,24835702,24835530,24835555,24835565,24835577,24842258,24835905,24835566,24843881,24835553,24835657,24842224,24835615,24835713,24842409,24835624,24835549,24835559,24835740,24835647,24835730,24835707,24835649,24835939,24835687],"score":55,"time":1603184341,"title":"YouTube broke for 40% of the UK population after rolling out 60 FPS videos","type":"story","url":"https://thehftguy.com/2020/10/20/bug-of-the-day-youtube-broke-for-40-of-the-uk-population-after-rolling-out-60-fps-videos/"}],[22105699,{"by":"elmar","descendants":68,"id":22105699,"kids":[22105809,22105967,22105910,22105834,22106216,22105928,22105953,22106133,22105940,22109582,22105806,22105919,22105771,22105840,22106083,22105912,22105800,22105853,22105804],"score":39,"time":1579602656,"title":"Deaf man sues Pornhub over lack of closed captions in violation of the ADA","type":"story","url":"https://abcnews.go.com/US/deaf-man-sues-pornhub-lack-closed-captions/story?id=68354500"}]]

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