Hnaomyiph

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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
That’s a very bleak worldview. If something doesn’t serve an immediate, obvious purpose, it is a waste and a drain on resources.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
That’s a very bleak worldview. If something doesn’t serve an immediate, obvious purpose, it is a waste and a drain on resources.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
https://outline.com/d3HG9V
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The Antique Microwave Oven That's Better Than Yours(youtube.com)
1 points by Hnaomyiph 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Streaming such a high fidelity movie seems like a waste. Seeing the difference between a UHD 4K Blu-ray and a stream of the “same quality” it’s almost night and day.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
I think reusing materials is interesting, especially when its reuse brings an old technology into the modern era.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Are men not allowed to do this as well?
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
What is the "terroir" of a hydroponic grape? An idea I've had is to profile soil and growing conditions of specific regions and to replicate them in my greenhouse.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
"or some other factor like whether you have other alarms at all (even disabled)" This is the only thing I can think of as a reason why. I have no other active alarms, iPhone 6s. I think the actual annoying technology part would be
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
I'm in the same boat. I want some more functionality from my 3rd gen iPad and jailbreaking wouldn't really help me either.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
I exclusively use the bedtime alarm and it did not disable itself for me. I only learned that it moved from the clock app to health app after it woke me up and I wanted to change the wake up time.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Not sure why this is getting lots of downvotes. EOL devices should be opened up for whatever software a user wants to put on it. Jailbreaking seems like a somewhat viable option, though, but even that comes with its own issues.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
This needs an asterisks, unless something has changed recently, the steps needed to get an app on an old device are annoying. If I want to install an app on my 3rd gen iPad, I try to install it directly in the app store, it tells me it requ
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Is there an android device manufacturer that is currently supporting a 5 year old phone? I'm on the iPhone 6s, which released in 2015, and just installed iOS 14. Android phones seem to be a 2~ year lifespan, even Google's own dev
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Not to mention the egress issues large safety equipment might cause. I can’t imagine an emergency deplane where everyone is effectively in inflatable sumo suits.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
"The "driver" (or rather "liability scapegoat") will bear the responsibility when things go wrong" This was a test vehicle , testing software , not a fully-fledged, mass-produced, 100% autonomous car. The bac
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
>the ihuman Chinese Chinese people as a whole, no, but the Chinese Government is literally putting millions of people in in humane concentration camps. I believe the criticism China gets is well beyond justified.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
>A small number of ultra-rich people should not be deciding for society what causes get funded. Alternatively, we can elect a small number of ultra-rich people into government who would have surly spent his money better on say, funding a
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Instant coffee is the better choice for your carbon footprint(abc.net.au)
3 points by Hnaomyiph 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
>if there is a need for transport, the drivers will work for transport in other ways This is incredibly unlikely in any imaginable way.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
The line should be drawn at where pay is discussed.
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
The sand used in construction is different than the sand used to make glass.
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The Corn of the Future Is Hundreds of Years Old and Makes Its Own Mucus(smithsonianmag.com)
2 points by Hnaomyiph 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Sounds like how I start projects. Try and figure out every last detail, get hung up on doing all this preparation, learning, etc and eventually give up because I’m tired of the process or things aren’t turning out as perfect as I’d like the
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
I don’t have a resource to answer this question, but the lack of court proceedings and the fact that just about every big tech company is barred and has been barred for over a decade by the great firewall indirectly answers that question. I
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The Potato Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by Hnaomyiph 6y ago|0 comments
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Just wait until the CCP gets their pile of lawsuits over unfair tech bans. Oh wait...
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
People are upset because more and more companies are ceding to a government which is actively committing genocide, suppresses ideas and free speech of its own people, all so that these companies can make more money.
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It pays to be grumpy and bad-tempered (2016)(bbc.com)
86 points by Hnaomyiph 6y ago|109 comments
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by Hnaomyiph 6y ago
Some people like the flexibility that a contractor role provides. Forcing everyone to become an employee with benefits adds costs that many places will forego by hiring on only a handful of contractors or removing the role entirely.

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