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by Brybry 11mo ago
I don't fully agree with the 1 and 2 dichotomy. For example, before matchmaking-based games became so popular a lot of our competitive games were on dedicated servers. On dedicated servers we had a self-policing community with a smalle
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by Brybry 11mo ago
If you look at the wayback machine, it was offline with a similar message during the 2013 and 2018/2019 shutdowns, too.
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by Brybry 11mo ago
Which 3M PPE factory folded? Cursory searching says in 2020 they created a new production line in Wisconsin and moved it to 3M Aberdeen.[1][2] If you look on Google street view dates for the Aberdeen factory and compare 2019 to 2023 it had
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by Brybry 11mo ago
So looks like you're right but there's also some weird language technicality for "closed shop" where it's really a "union shop". Per the APFA contract[1] employees are forced to join the union within 60 da
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by Brybry 11mo ago
Per AA's 10-K, in 2024 87% of American Airlines employees were represented by a union[1]. So according to that source it sounds like the people who were fired were union members that didn't pay their dues. They could surely have p
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by Brybry 11mo ago
This is a good catch and does indeed work. -CreateProfile "profile-name" also works and will use the default profile path.
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by Brybry 11mo ago
For Win 10, I set this up a while ago so my memory is a bit fuzzy but the key was the `taskbar.grouping.useprofile true` setting. I think after that's set Firefox and Windows did some AUMID shenanigans on profile launch. I just made a
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by Brybry 11mo ago
I haven't messed with Firefox's PWA feature/taskbar-tabs[1] but it seems like under the hood it's just using shortcuts so you're probably looking for -taskbar-tab This redditor looks like he's doing close to wh
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by Brybry 11mo ago
In Windows 10 I have shortcuts pinned to my taskbar that are just > ...firefox.exe" -P "profilename" and then `taskbar.grouping.useprofile true` so only windows from the same profile are grouped together and some custom re
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by Brybry 1y ago
The styling is bad on a desktop browser too. If you use Firefox or Firefox Mobile then reader mode is good for cases like this.
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by Brybry 1y ago
I believe the code is here: https://github.com/bchess/k8s-1m/tree/main/mem_etcd https://github.com/bchess/k8s-1m/blob/main/RUNNING.adoc#mem_...
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by Brybry 1y ago
The tab group work Firefox has done has been mostly great. The idea that Mozilla doesn't focus on user feature requests seems unfounded? [1] [1] https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/idb-p/ideas/tab&#
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by Brybry 1y ago
And there are a lot of automatically installed junk apps on most phones. And every OTA update seems to add more.
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by Brybry 1y ago
It's the plan they've been saying all along, right? Seems like Trump / Project 2025 want to push apprenticeship programs instead. [1][2][3] [1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/04/fac
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by Brybry 1y ago
I don't think anyone gets paid a lot more than $51 but it's possible I read it wrong. It read like more people get $51 but no one gets more than $51. It wasn't 100% clear to me if some people could maybe get up to $51 twice
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by Brybry 1y ago
Amazon will pay $1 billion to the government as a penalty and set aside $1.5 billion for consumers. The settlement terms have most of the details. [0] Amazon will do an automatic payout to some people for up to $51. No need to claim anythin
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by Brybry 1y ago
The NAEP site has performance by student group sections. It includes breakdowns for Hispanic and English/non-English learners and includes a section on demographic changes (ctrl+f Group Population Percentages). Reading: https:/&#
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by Brybry 1y ago
I threw a 15" Dell laptop from the early aughts into a wall (for reasons I am not proud of), hard enough to put a hole in the sheet rock, and the laptop still worked fine. Cracked the plastic case a bit but that was it. The most amazin
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by Brybry 1y ago
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/3617 isn't really a comparable link to https://www.congress.gov/117/bills/hr3617/BILLS-117hr3617ih.... But I think
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by Brybry 1y ago
I believe most consumer CPUs only have 2 memory channels w/ 1 memory controller so unless they're using 64GB UDIMMs (which I believe do exist as of this year) then gamers seem limited to 64GB total ram (2x32GB) unless they want to
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by Brybry 1y ago
Small arms fire can take out small drones. I believe both Russia and Ukraine train some soldiers via shooting target/dummy drones and skeet.[1] And there are videos out there of Ukrainians and Russians successfully shooting down fpv dr
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by Brybry 1y ago
These laws aren't just about porn sites though. They affect sites like Wikipedia. [1] You don't need to verify your age to enter a bookstore or a library. And if you really want to control who can access porn then the only way to
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by Brybry 1y ago
It'll be interesting to see how the EU Battery regulation that requires user-replaceable batteries impacts this when it comes into force in 2027. [1][2] [1] https://environment.ec.europa.eu/news/new-law-more-sustai
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by Brybry 1y ago
Would lying really lead to more used car sales and thus cause pressure for other to attempt this kind of fraud? And wouldn't people get in trouble for fraud (or at least false advertising?) When I last bought a used car I found it in a
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by Brybry 1y ago
The House's[1] SEC. 112104. EXCISE TAX ON REMITTANCE TRANSFERS. 3.5% tax became 1% in the Senate's[2] SEC. 70604. EXCISE TAX ON CERTAIN REMITTANCE TRANSFERS and a lot of the language changed. The Senate made a lot of changes (Byrd
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by Brybry 1y ago
Couldn't they push heat pump units that cool and heat (with a bonus of not being reliant on wood or natural gas)? Or do the regions that matter the most get too cold for heat pumps?
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by Brybry 1y ago
When Microsoft puts out a notice saying that Windows 10 is obsolete and soon will no longer get security updates (scary) then many Americans will do the path of least resistance: buy a new PC with Windows 11 already installed. Many people d
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by Brybry 1y ago
https://www.12newsnow.com/article/news/crime/jasper-county-d... Looks like scam callers allegedly direct people to use the machines to facilitate transactions that cannot be reversed.
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by Brybry 1y ago
I think a lot of people who were or had kids pre-internet streaming probably watched PBS, at least sometimes. Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers, Reading Rainbow, Joy of Painting, Arthur, Bill Nye, Barney, Teletubbies, etc. It's not like there
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by Brybry 1y ago
According to Governor Newsom he wasn't communicated with at all. In an interview with All Things Considered host Juana Summers, Newsom said the mobilization order was not done with communication to or approval by his office. [1] [1]

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