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by 0x53 3y ago
As others have said, I’m sure this will do really well and is probably close to the final straw for Twitter. I just wish it wasn’t being produced by meta. I really hope that a non-meta competitor is able to gain significant market share.
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by 0x53 3y ago
I have a Garmin 265. I really like that Garmin doesn’t make you subscribe to any monthly service to get the full features of the watch.
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by 0x53 3y ago
So in many jurisdictions the city doesn’t actually take the properties. Instead they auction off a lien to a private company/individual and then that individual can foreclose if the tax isn’t paid. So this strategy might not work.
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by 0x53 3y ago
I haven’t really heard of Lemmy before. Do you have additional information about the creators support of China?
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Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange hackers charged(theverge.com)
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by 0x53 3y ago
I would love to be a minimalist. Unfortunately I have a wife who is the opposite of that and a woodworking hobby.
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by 0x53 3y ago
Ok, that makes sense. I see the value in it cancelling it for you.
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by 0x53 3y ago
Do people really have that many subscriptions that they do not notice? I have seen a number of products advertising this ability to "find" monthly subscription. Is this a helpful thing, do people have so many transactions that the
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by 0x53 3y ago
I think this is a fair question. I guess the way I see the difference is that a google/Apple phone is more like a tool (say a hammer) where Meta is providing a public space (like a restaurant or public square). So I think that in real
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by 0x53 3y ago
This is really hard to read. It fits in with what we know about meta’s content moderation in other instances though (see genocide in Myanmar). If you are an employee of Meta or even just a user of their products, I would ask you to take a s
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by 0x53 4y ago
I think of the hardest things to believe when I learned about it was that almost everywhere in the United States has laws that force anyone building a business to build parking. Often the parking has to be more in square foot terms then the
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by 0x53 4y ago
So this is a common argument, but I don’t think it holds true. Here is a video comparing the train system in Spain to the one in the US. Around the 8 minute mark he compares the population of the US east coast with Spain and their train sy
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by 0x53 4y ago
Not easily that I know of, the best way would be to use a defi application like compound.finance. You can deposit usdc and take a loan against it in another currency. Then you repay the loan later. However, that is just a normal short. The
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by 0x53 4y ago
I think this is incorrect. One way to think about it is that usually infrastructure costs scale with distance. So you need much less infrastructure per person in dense places. However, everyone pays the same tax rate (or more in dense areas
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by 0x53 4y ago
I was in Denver yesterday and rode two scooters and a Lyft e-bike…
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by 0x53 4y ago
I agree with your comment, except the last part. I cancelled my f150 lightning order because they told me I wasn’t going to get a 2023 and they raised the price by $7500.
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by 0x53 4y ago
The year is 2023.
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by 0x53 4y ago
I've been using Sweet Home 3d for a bit now and it has grown on me. When I first started it wasn't very intuitive at all, but after a bit it got better. Currently, I just use it to do floor planning and get a rough idea, and then
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by 0x53 4y ago
It does allow you to import 3ds/OBJ files. So that might be able to help some.
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by 0x53 4y ago
Currently you can get a variable rate of around 3% on compound finance. https://v2-app.compound.finance/ might be a cheaper way to do this.
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by 0x53 4y ago
Yes, but it doesn’t matter if the money you are losing to inflation is being lent to you for free. Although coinbase does pay a small percentage to usdc holders on their exchange I think it is one of the ways to convince people to switch a
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by 0x53 4y ago
To elaborate on the google play store if you go to play.google.com and you are signed into the phone with your google account you should be able to install apps directly to your phone.
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by 0x53 4y ago
This is how I did it. I borrow a phone that was the exact same model as mine, then hooked up a usb keyboard and memorized the exact series of steps needed to launch a remote screen viewing program. One thing that made this easier was using
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by 0x53 4y ago
But he didn’t take the money, meaning that at least his intent wasn’t to extort. Edit: looked this up apparently Elon offered him 5k which he rejected and asked 50k instead. So I guess neither have the moral high ground.
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by 0x53 4y ago
Looks amazing! I recently built a 12x16 shed as well, but just a stick framed. I debated trying to do a timber frame and finally decided that I didn't have the time. I sort of regret that decision now.
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by 0x53 4y ago
This (and directly accessing my network card) is why I'm sad WSL1 is no longer being developed.
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by 0x53 4y ago
The typical solution is to use a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) or a energy recover ventilator (ERV). They exhaust old air outside and bring fresh air in, but they also attempt to transfer the heat of the outgoing air to the incoming air.
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by 0x53 4y ago
I hope that the inflation reduction act will help with lower income families in this regard. Up to $8000 back on a heat pump install at the point of sale. This could make the install only a couple thousand.
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by 0x53 4y ago
I think we will probably see a lot of minisplit type heat pumps being installed in the coming years. In addition to being easy to retrofit, they have really high efficiency ratings (20+ seer).
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by 0x53 4y ago
Use a VM when running random scripts.

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