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by 9x39 5mo ago
The inverse also doesn’t mean convenience is a bad idea, just happens 1Password has a strong security model and is convenient. I end up helping a lot of older people for a variety of reasons with tech - 60s to 90s, family, neighbors, cowork
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Having a password manager synced to phone, desktop, laptop, browsers is handy. I used Keepass 10 years ago but I prefer integrated experiences now, particularly since I often pull them up on mobile. Also consider teams or multiple teams acr
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by 9x39 5mo ago
I posit the ideal is three (often used, room for them notwithstanding): -sedan for commutes -suv for bench seats/cargo and typical awd/4x4 secondary -truck for towing toys, bed hauling the things your wife made a deal for at a gar
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by 9x39 5mo ago
The Sienna is a great rig but doesn’t look cool, which is rule 1 /s As long we’re talking driving on roads, the AWD Sienna is basically an SUV. It is not, however, something that speaks to guys who want a specific look or fantasy from
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by 9x39 5mo ago
https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/toyota-i-force-max-hy... Also have an iforce max, it’s a weird one since our systems are 288V systems capable of running the drivetrain for a bit and not the 40V “mild hybrid
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by 9x39 5mo ago
It's interesting reading how TTL evolved from the 'handover' field (p14-16).
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by 9x39 5mo ago
It's sort of the NPR-style playbook, minus the tonality, perhaps. Some audiences are logical and want concise, dense information, others want relational and narrative approaches.
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by 9x39 5mo ago
You could! One problem in B2B enterprise software is the buyer is rarely the user. Support can be a differentiator, but it's the first thing cut in a race to the bottom. >If my company fires all the human support people including me
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Thoughtful reply. >I claim that Detroit was hollowed out precisely by anti-density and pro-suburbanization practices. >When you send factories to the suburbs and then put highways straight through the neighborhoods in your city where
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by 9x39 5mo ago
If you're okay with merely effective, try using a DNS server based list from nextdns.io. This is not sophisticated like uBlock Origin, but it is effective. I use it on my phone and an old iPad in my kitchen that would otherwise be obli
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by 9x39 5mo ago
The laptop crowd and the car crowd have little overlap, which explains the collective amnesia around rights and skepticism of authority that’s normally present.
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Right to repair, unless it’s got a carbon footprint.
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by 9x39 5mo ago
I agree, for some reason I have always alternated between wanting not just the universal search box but a browsable hierarchy to mentally run my fingers over and discover in a structured way. We let go of the the manual index somewhere alon
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by 9x39 5mo ago
The missing piece is the reminder that scarcity still exists. Whether its actually scarcity or hype building or a bit of column a, bit of column b is TBD. Then again, the new models seem more expensive, they slashed the tokens thrown around
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by 9x39 5mo ago
> Why is that an issue? What’s the counterweight to keep the system in check and from growing out of control? If the only message is yes, it sets up a positive feedback loop. Looking back and guessing whether Covid justifies it is post h
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by 9x39 5mo ago
True, but GP had scoped their original post to the last decade, and if you look just there (2016-2026) it does appear flat.
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by 9x39 5mo ago
>a doctor is just a nurse in a white coat plus 10-15k hours of school, residency, etc give-or-take. Let's give credit where it's due.
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by 9x39 5mo ago
> you need to raise your prices. And if the competitor doesn't? Ouch. I think there should be a "digital equivalency act" or something to hamper full digital capture, but my feelings aside, there's a few powers that d
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by 9x39 5mo ago
What do you think about representative vs direct unions? Representative unions' incentive seems to be gathering the biggest bloc of members to represent, with their dues and bargaining power focused into a few union bodies for maximum
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by 9x39 5mo ago
The rub is if you make something really cool or valuable, your employer may find out about it and want it, and the precautions are to protect yourself and your project. Doing it "on company time", if provable, puts you at a disadv
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Finding a way to get the multiplayer studios to get Linux support for their competitive games like Valve does could crack a wedge in the market for mainstream users to get in, particularly in those who don't want to pay the Windows tax
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by 9x39 5mo ago
The details sure are light, but it tracks with how banks and processors work. There's lots of indirect language and polite pressure involved, and famously, opaqueness behind decisions. Consider this excellent article on debanking by an
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by 9x39 5mo ago
>Adult chargebacks consistently exceed the 1% threshold that triggers Visa and Mastercard monitoring programs, with secondary industry reporting placing the average annual rate in the 3% to 4% range >How is an adult chargeback ratio c
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Do you have any data to support your disappointment? There seems to be data supporting the GP's observation, which is different than your crude strawman. It's not unreasonable to look for fire when you smell smoke. "A 2016 st
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Is this an announcement of engaging in these behaviors? What will change once you no longer feel bound to this contract?
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Seems unlikely the student-run honor committee decision would be immune to being 'reviewed' or 'considered' by faculty. Why would they cede that power?
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Mmm, yes, common for indigent defendees. Let's say you get accused of something serious and are given a $50k bond. You either have to to put up $50k, hire a bail bondsman who puts up 10% of that in cash, or sit in jail. The bondsman gu
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by 9x39 5mo ago
Eh, let's take their word for it: >But I’d like to see new homes sold at prices I could conceivably afford. Doesn't gentrification happen not from spontaneous combos of zoning rules but when someone with money wants to live som
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by 9x39 5mo ago
>Basically everything possible is outsourced - commissary, food, healthcare, labour… That's as true at the DMV as it is for the DOD and BOP, isn't it? Even Japan's system buys goods from the private sector and hires people
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by 9x39 5mo ago
It’s just a sloppy article. The concept is right but sovereign immunity is about states and between states. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity_in_the_Unit...

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