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by Brybry 4mo ago
I think Google will try to annoy Firefox users into using Chrome instead via things like needless captchas.
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by Brybry 4mo ago
The SEC has a proposed rule in public comment period right now that will change quarterly reporting to semiannual reporting. [1] https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2026-42-sec-prop... [2] https:/&#x
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by Brybry 4mo ago
Alaska is already in the top 8 median elementary school teacher salaries nationally, with ~$79,260 in 2025 compared to 2024 national median of $62,310 (couldn't find 2025). They were #2 and #3 in education spending as a percent of stat
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by Brybry 4mo ago
It's good because the legal system isn't supposed to be about sentiment or politics. If it has bipartisan support then it should be easy for congress to do its job and pass it as a law. And it should be easy for the President to a
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by Brybry 4mo ago
Anthropic is also paying $1.25 billion a month for xAI datacenter compute (though Google does own ~14%? of Anthropic too). [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-anthropic-paying-... [2] https://www.nytim
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by Brybry 4mo ago
There's nothing wrong with 1080p gaming though. You can get a $200 to $300 microcenter cpu+motherboard+16GB DDR5 bundle [1], then $300-$400 GPU, and you'll be able to play nearly every game on the market just fine at 1080p. I&#x27
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by Brybry 4mo ago
There's no actual rule yet, they're still working on it. [1] tldr; Impairment detection methods are currently too inaccurate to use (both false positive and false negative). And then if anything is ever accurate enough they'l
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by Brybry 4mo ago
People can't really tell. I would say you can be safest by assuming all visible flooding is too high, especially if you can't clearly see road markings. A lot of people do monkey-see-monkey-do: observing other people driving throu
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by Brybry 4mo ago
Near the end of the article it says: > We’re already at the point where marginal buyers in the poor world are getting priced out of the smartphone market. We’re rapidly approaching the point where buyers in the rich world feel the same t
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by Brybry 4mo ago
Seems like it is fixed/removed: https://github.com/antvis/.github/commit/cb641113703e531ee43... Some are still on npm but marked "deprecated": https://www.npmjs.com/package&#x2F
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by Brybry 5mo ago
I'd take that source with a grain of salt. The website's domain was created 3 months ago (site doesn't even have any entries in the wayback machine) and supposedly pulls from USDA AMS data but when I looked at reports[1][2] I
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by Brybry 5mo ago
Settings->Accessibility Set text size as preferred, underline links (or not), turn off display name styles (or not), ui density compact or default, chat message display to compact, space between message groups 0px, turn off all the anima
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by Brybry 5mo ago
The graphic in the article seems to be the only significant content. Based on that I think it's more about requests from bots/scrapers having the greatest chance possible of hitting a cache before hitting the blog's origin&#x
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by Brybry 5mo ago
Thanks for this. I was really confused while looking at the CSS and not seeing anything that could cause the rainbow effect I was looking at.
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by Brybry 5mo ago
And they even have a name: userscripts! [1] Chrome also used to natively support userscripts back in 2010 [2] but they mostly killed it off [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Userscript [2] https://lifehacker
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by Brybry 5mo ago
The world of today is so weird sometimes. When I was a kid most adults' full name, phone number, and address were available for free in the phone book.
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by Brybry 6mo ago
I'm well aware that some spam also use unsubscribe links as a signal to spam more. I use my gut to decide if I mark as spam and/or block or try the unsubscribe link if it exists. My gut says unsolicited marketing emails, from popu
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by Brybry 6mo ago
Do they have an easy-to-unsubscribe link in the marketing spam (cannot include logging into the user's account)? I have a generic name gmail account and people with my name frequently accidentally use my email address when signing up f
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by Brybry 6mo ago
The public information sheet implies that in poor weather/rough seas they would do crew recovery in the well deck, sort of like how Dragon works. [1] From the broadcast, they made it sound like a big factor is the 2 hour program requir
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by Brybry 6mo ago
I don't know if you noticed but that's not a US F-35 (whole image is probably fake tbh) and the reddit post is from 2025.
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by Brybry 6mo ago
Isn't the American complaint that China did exactly that by subsidizing its solar industry and flooding the global market with panels cheaper than Americans could make? [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/business-2024773
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by Brybry 6mo ago
"Give me a napkin quick. There's a turd floating through the air" - Tom Stafford, Apollo 10 Commander (1969) [1] "I used to want to be the first man to Mars. This has convinced me that, if we got to go on Apollo, I ain&
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by Brybry 6mo ago
I believe the Loss et al. 2013a numbers from [2] come from [1] Scott R. Loss (2013). And, sure, you can look up some other studies [6] that will make you question the accuracy of the numbers but, even if you decrease the estimate by 70%, ca
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by Brybry 6mo ago
> Free-ranging cats on islands have caused or contributed to 33 (14%) of the modern bird, mammal and reptile extinctions recorded by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List [1] Cats are probably a leading cause
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by Brybry 6mo ago
> the cost of interceptors is greatly more expensive than the cost of building the conventional missiles And the same thing is true with this comparison. The cost comparison is not interceptor vs conventional missile. It's intercept
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by Brybry 6mo ago
Nearly every time I add the free EGS games to my cart the checkout fails. I frequently have to restart the EGS client for checkout to work (and even then it fails often). I launched EGS just now to time some comparisons and it's a blac
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by Brybry 6mo ago
Steam game releases seem to be up maybe a bit more than expected. [1] And you can even see the number of new games that disclosed using generative AI (~21% in 2025). [2] And that's probably significantly undercounting because I doubt e
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by Brybry 7mo ago
Al Jazeera, AP News, NYT, etc have been doing "live blogs" every day of the war since it started. CBC does it too. https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/livestory/iran-israel-us-war-d... Though I will say C
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by Brybry 7mo ago
I think a fair number of us here got into computers because of playing computer games as kids. The issue is setting limits. Now obviously banning is easier and lower friction but limiting to an X time per day routine can also help with se
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by Brybry 7mo ago
Can probably ignore rent savings. In the article the author says she missed her husband, kids, and dog so she still had some of the same costs going on back home. And Wikipedia says she earned a Ph.D. in 2004 and lives in NYC [1] Probably s

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