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CincinnatiMan
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CincinnatiMan
2y ago
There aren’t really any ways to make 1 adult caring for 4 babies more efficient. Maybe robots eventually? Also, I really hope legislation doesn’t come about that further encourages outsourced childcare rather than a stay-at-home-parent. Ide
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> - US crash safety standards are high enough to double the price of existing Chinese models Just wanted to clarify that this is not stated in the article, which says: "The Seagull would cost more than $10,000 in the U.S., given tha
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CincinnatiMan
2y ago
Hopefully native vertical tabs will come with this development. I’d switch from MS Edge if Firefox introduced this.
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Edge has native vertical tabs. Killer feature.
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Can't imagine how much this thing weighs. Better hope you don't get hit by one!
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3y ago
> I wonder what the reason for this is Consider how difficult life is for people who aren’t able to get a driver’s license. US society is not set up for non-drivers.
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
I wish Insomnia had tabs the way Postman does. Also Insomnia doesn't really have a save function, so whereas in Postman you could take a request, modify it, then close the tab without changing the underlying saved request (because you
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3y ago
> Do what works for you. This study is saying couples randomly chosen to merge finances had better relationships, which doesn’t really align with your advice.
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3y ago
There are likely hundreds if not thousands of users who would be willing to become mods of each of the subreddits that are still in private mode. I know I would mod some of the subs I find useful.
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Reddit is perfectly usable on the browser with old.reddit.com
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Your view is a little simplistic. There is plenty of useful information on Reddit. I'm a big fan of home-related subs for example, where a lot of trade-knowledgeable people seem to hang out. There is a wealth of information on subs lik
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3y ago
May not even need to be an astroturfer, it could be u/spez directly. Don’t forget that he went rogue and modified a user’s comment in the Reddit database!
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
What about cameras that operate with Apple's HomeKit Secure Video (aka HKSV)? There seem to be decent cameras that aren't at risk of bad software or bad actors.
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Any recommendations for someone that doesn’t spend much time tinkering these days?
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CincinnatiMan
3y ago
Haagen Dazs has been 14 oz for several years now, possibly even more than a decade.
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CincinnatiMan
4y ago
Were student loans not an option? Or maybe they were, but the cost of tuition was too high and deemed not worth it?
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4y ago
> A representative for Geneva-based ISO said the new code, dubbed "5723 - Gun and ammunition shops" - would be available for financial institutions to use by the end of February. > "The decision to use the new merchant
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4y ago
That post sounds very confident in its take, extrapolating from one letter, but I’m curious how much sway this “hedge fund” really has. A Reddit comment said they have minimal investment in Alphabet and so what they ask for doesn’t really m
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4y ago
I haven't looked at the data, but I wonder who is "missing" from downtowns. If it's young families, drawing them back might be accomplished by improving school choice (and realizing/accepting that high income people
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CincinnatiMan
4y ago
Who is "they" in your comment?
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4y ago
Next time I buy a vehicle, its heavy weight is going to play a major role in my decision. If there are heavy EVs driving around, I feel I need one myself to give me a fighting chance in the case of a collision with one. The arms race of veh
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4y ago
Is there an LED bulb that can produce a CRI of 100? I wonder how things will change with there no longer being incandescent or halogen bulbs, which have a CRI of 100. People might think they're putting on a certain color indoors, eithe
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4y ago
As someone who eats about 1-2oz of dark chocolate (usually 85%) per day, this is concerning. However I have found the dark chocolate to be a great stimulant, giving me motivation without anxiety the way caffeine does. Now I’m unsure what to
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4y ago
Is the ping pong table going to be outdoors? I've thought about pursuing something similar but I feel like playing ping pong outside would be an exercise in frustration if you had even the slightest bit of wind.
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CincinnatiMan
4y ago
My children, and hopefully eventually grandchildren. Making sure they grow up to be good people and are happy.
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4y ago
It sounds like there were some technical problems from lots of Taylor Swift fans trying to purchase tickets, but the context is not clear on if there is additional drama tied to this and why Ticketmaster felt the need to delete their post.
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CincinnatiMan
4y ago
Can you expand on what a brand safety conference is? Sounds interesting.
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CincinnatiMan
4y ago
Can you expand on this? Are they not a good place to get content from? They seem to show up pretty highly in Google searches these days, so I often find myself on one of their sites.
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4y ago
I don’t think those various grocery store names operate in the same areas, so I don’t think there’s any illusion of competition going on there.
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4y ago
I don’t work at Microsoft, but another large corporation, and have been told by my manager that right now it is difficult for a white male to get promoted and that we may need to do some strange maneuvers to make it happen if I’m interested
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