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by Forge36 4y ago
We could try reducing miles driven. Add more pubic transit.
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by Forge36 4y ago
It's a solved problem today. See Interlock Breathalyzer.
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by Forge36 4y ago
We can require higher standards for new houses. Renovating existing houses will need to focus on the worst ones first. Possibly at sale time.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Sure enough my newer (2018?) TV was doing this. Dug into the settings and turned on eco mode. Idling around 0.5 to 1 watt now. Probably time I go around looking at whats eating up power.
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by Forge36 4y ago
On their own it's probably trivial. I suspect over time it becomes a large tasks/maintenance question. Depending on the number of additional commands on similar removal paths it may have performance/memory improvement implica
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by Forge36 4y ago
What's the rational for keeping them around in new installs? How have others handled command deprecation on the past? May this also serve as a warning about adding functionality and being very careful about removing it.
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by Forge36 4y ago
The more CSS you load the slower some rendering becomes. Even when the styles aren't used. If you use a static page this isn't as relevant. It can become significant for single page apps, especially if you dynamically load CSS.
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by Forge36 4y ago
For those of us not deep into the technical details here: what's this mean?
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by Forge36 4y ago
Was the divorce finalized? If so they're probably out of luck. If still in progress this is a question for their attorney not the Internet.
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by Forge36 4y ago
What's the lease for a gas car? What's the term? There's a mention of $6,000 subsidy a car costing up to $47,000. Is this an actual plan or a campaign promise? I can't see this being feasible without some other details
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by Forge36 4y ago
We have so many handles. Wood, metal, plastic. A variety of heads! Sand-filled (dead-blow), brass, plastic, hardened metal, soft metal. A subscription to deal with the wear-and-tear is probably only needed for the larger shops.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Previous discussion 208 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25804869
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by Forge36 4y ago
Ask them to define the problems.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Go with actual costs today. Don't run at a loss "because maybe someday I'll be profitable". What are you charging today? Charge fairly. If you get more customers and improve efficiency again, be honest, "thanks to s
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by Forge36 4y ago
Ask your customers. Propose your current amount and be honest "do you think this is fair?" If they say yes great! If not, ask what they think is reasonable. Set yourself a lower limit to keep it profitable for yourself. "Sorr
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by Forge36 4y ago
I've read it. So that's a chance that's where I got it :)
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by Forge36 4y ago
I've yet to encounter this. I do get "Is it ok if I schedule over your focus time?" on occasion. Being honest about it and up front with people creates an understanding. Some even ask how it's setup because they also wan
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by Forge36 4y ago
I can see both. It was weird going in already knowing it was fake and thinking "that looks like a star". I can see how someone with less exposure to both could be confused.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Slowly. I started by using orgmode. Most recently added a package for markdown. I'm not yet using it for code. My next project is learning magit. I'd find a spot in your workflow where emacs works better. Learning the basic comman
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by Forge36 4y ago
The technology has promising applications. It's not clear that it's superior to existing alternatives (at least not enough that we're seeing many big moves to use it and publicize it's use). The Internet took 30+ years,
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by Forge36 4y ago
Drugs, <needle>, <pills> Death has four, Sex is a lingo. <Eggplant>, <splash> (I don't know why I emojis to post) Creating pictographs of ideas isn't easy.
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by Forge36 4y ago
It's a reminder to not use face verification and that proper password locking should occur after a period of time.
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by Forge36 4y ago
If someone can make money doing it they might. Heck: If the cost to entry is prohibitively low they might do it at a loss and take over the site
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by Forge36 4y ago
What content are you watching?
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by Forge36 4y ago
Thanks, found a copy and read a good chunk of it today.
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by Forge36 4y ago
Having no experience and some quick googling. 1. It depends where you are and who's monitoring. 2. If you're near a city or busy highway this may be "good enough" but the range can the big limit (One number thrown out wa
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by Forge36 4y ago
~430 questions and tested on 35 of them. If you're going to buy a radio "just in case" Make sure you know how to use and maintain
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by Forge36 4y ago
What year was that?
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by Forge36 4y ago
This sounds like my connection. I still travel with a camera so those photos are more organized. Time to take a few days to organize my photos.
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by Forge36 4y ago
I wouldn't consider it one. I was told a bug fix was needed for not stripping them as it was being interpreted audibly, and with great frequency.

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