DHPersonal

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by DHPersonal 2y ago
My biggest use case was as a recipe manager: I used the app Mela and placed the iPad in the kitchen, giving me a touchscreen with water resistance that would give me step-by-step instructions on cooking the family meal.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
It feels funny having to connect a keyboard and mouse to the iPhone or run the iPhone through the Mirroring Tool on a MacBook to properly write in the Journal app.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
> It's not particularly interesting or informative that the author made a rhetorical mistake. I disagree. The article scolds academics based on pitting themselves against half the country. I showed that statement was not true. Takin
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
The statement misrepresents the data and introduces confusion; it relies on hyperbole and vague terms to push forward a point that lacks evidence. The U.S. population was about 340 million people in November 2024.[1] Most people shouldn&#x2
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
> Half the country voted for Trump. Half. And many academics think they are racists and fascists. That is an inaccurate statement: half of the people who voted did so for Trump. Only about 64% of the people who were eligible to vote sh
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
T-Mobile has horrible data security, too.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Oh, I think you’re right; I remember it back then and I think it did die. :(
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
There's also lenticular cards: https://gifpop.io/
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
https://www.propublica.org/article/climate-change-homes-insu...
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
No, it blocks that by default, but the program offers additional filtering options, too.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Bart is a scholar, Lee is an apologist. The two aren't even attempting to make the same case nor are they necessarily speaking to the same type of audience.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
It is specifically written in and prohibited for one book, the Book of Revelation in the Christian New Testament. The Bible is not univocal and claims made in one book in its collection might not apply to the other books included within its
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
The same ones who run spyware on their child's device to see if they visited any number of other websites. https://www.covenanteyes.com
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
It makes a lot of sense. If you came to my house and started talking nonsense, I would ask you to leave the house, not stand with my eyes closed and ears plugged in my own house while you continued to rant to my guests.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I appreciate that post-Twitter there has been a push on Bluesky (and maybe Mastodon) to block, block, block. Don't feed the trolls, as they used to say but we seem to have forgotten. Just block them and move on. It is definitely a ment
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
https://archive.is/RTDKh I wouldn't necessarily say that this person's opinion is worth your time, but at least with the archive.is link you'll be able to read the entirety of the article.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Pedestrian "annoyed" by driver, funeral details to follow
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I think it depends on what one uses as the definition of intersection. Is it the actual point where the two roads collide, or is it at the stop line?
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I find it's better for me to just miss the turn while I wait behind the line. I've seen too many instances where that doesn't work out the way it's intended to want to make it a habit for me anymore.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I remember my father telling me that was how it was supposed to be done, as the yellow light for oncoming traffic would convince them to stop and give you the time to complete the left turn. It only worked when they weren't also runnin
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I disagree. The first car doesn't even cross their side of the pedestrian crossing before the red light blinks on, so they have had ample time to prepare to stop and are running a red light. The second car is more debatable but also ha
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
This move is being seen as reducing harm, so it seems in line with your goals.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Consider the source: Jonathan Haidt has been accused by a credible source of cherry-picking data to support his moral panic. https://www.techdirt.com/2024/10/11/jonathan-haidts-claims-o...
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
There’s a breadth of possibilities between coincidence and the phone actively listening to everything via a microphone.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
The manual footer years are helpful; I see them as an indicator of when they were last updated.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
The article is paywalled, but my opinions are not. Whether listening to a book counts as "reading" is up to one's definition of the word "read." Listening to a book to obtain its information definitely works in a wa
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Yes, but the nearby stores that stock them might only carry the popular sizes and models. New Balance does offer some locations with complete shoe fittings and unique size ordering, but their closest location may be hours away. Sometimes a
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I have a Fazoli's and a Xerox facility within 20 minutes of where I sit. I'm unsure I should see that as sign of a healthy economic situation for my neighborhood.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I somewhat understand the reasoning for #2, though. Hospitals are charging insane prices. Perhaps prices are high because hospitals aim to keep the price profitable when it's negotiated lower with the insurance agency, but I fear that
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I feel much the same. I hope that when I die, the people around me will remember the many times that I have asked to have my body disposed of as quietly and cheaply as possible, and to not perform a funeral for me, and if they wish to use m

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