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Jira, but that's not saying much... somehow in 2024 the world's most popular ticketing system doesn't have all the bugs ironed out of its editor. I'm constantly running into little issues with the formatting in descripti
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Scary. You can't just floor it and get out of there when someone threatens you. Same would apply for other imminent dangers like floods or fires. When the car decides to stop, there's nothing you can do except wait for it to chang
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72 requests per day _per user with a naive feed reader_. This is a small personal blog with no ads that OP is self-hosting on her own hardware, so blocking all this junk traffic is probably saving her money. Plus she's calling attentio
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2y ago
Unhappy with your current government? You can always move to another country. Staying is acceptance of the current expression of terms of citizenship.
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How do students that cheat with AI pass the exams?
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Darn, I was hoping this was a scooter trip planning app: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5cffMbZV8E0
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2y ago
Awesome news. I had a New York Times subscription for a little while. Signing up online was quick & easy, but cancelling required making a phone call to "Customer Care".
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I've been thinking about going back to a dumb phone. Somehow I always find myself using my smartphone in a way that I regret. Wasting time. Staying up too late. Mindlessly snacking while scrolling. Checking for new dopamine hits whenev
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I didn't say it was a dichotomy or that we couldn't keep some of the newer ways.
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I mean, sure, if we still lived as small groups of hunter-gatherers, many of today's problems would not exist. But many of yesterday's problems could never have been solved.
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Following the link on the Mac page, it looks like Apple will not repair a 2015 Macbook Pro: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102772 > Obsolete: ... MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015), MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-i
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After reading the few details in the article, it sounds like it could have just been a disagreement about when a baby's noises cross the line into "distraction." Was the talk recorded so we can judge for ourselves? :)
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Oof. Companies have gained the ability to push updates over the air to hardware a customer bought 5 years ago. Sounds great, now you can get bug fixes and new features, right? ... Or, you know, they can push a "redesign" that intr
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Good summary of Google's monopoly on the Internet today: > Now, the world's largest websites are owned by the same company, which also owns the world's most popular browser and search engine. Coincidentally, they are also
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Full study: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpsy/article/PIIS2215-0...
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“That is what our competitors do, how can we survive if we don’t as well?” Regulation is the answer to this race to the bottom. When competing companies can't agree to give employees a break, the government can make some rules. Also ap
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> It's quite simple Error: you are hereby disqualified from further discussion of geopolitics
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How is "Windows Activity History" different than browsing history, search history, location history, recently used apps, and recent files? I can't find much after a bit of searching. Does it store screenshots or full file con
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Good writeup! It certainly seems absurd for banks, investment firms, government services, etc. to just allow third-party analytics startups to inject whatever code they want in between the user and the product. It's like if the bank hi
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Where do you live that fresh produce is labeled with nutrition facts? I've got a box of Costco tomatoes and a bag of carrots here, and they are labeled with weights and dates, but nothing about nutrition. The bag of carrots just says,
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I wish more businesses would (could?) give cash discounts. It's the answer to the convenience and rewards offered by credit cards. If I can save as much or more by paying in cash as I can by paying by card, then I have a great motivati
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Taking something does not legally incur a debt, it's just a crime. The merchant did not agree to lend you anything, so there's no loan, so you can't pay it off with "legal tender".
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I don't think barter is a realistic way to circumvent the disappearance of cash. Sure, it'll work once in a while, when you happen to have something of equal value that the other guy wants—but most of the time it'll be such a
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There's a qualitative difference between the government being able to freeze the accounts of every person whose phone was detected at a protest, and the government having to send agents out to physically find each of those people, sear
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"Hackers compromised my toaster and burned down my house."
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Nobody said they have an issue with African countries growing food. Research and solutions are necessary on all fronts.
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Yeah, I would have memorized the two 7-digit codes. And being able to re-key locks without having to physically send someone to the property seems like a legitimate innovation. I'm personally a little more weirded out by the pictures a
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Yes, one of the X (formerly Twitter) screenshots confirms he died in 2009 while the operation took place in 2007.
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Dense urbanization is not the point. We need medium density. Bikeable. There should be more housing choices than an apartment in a giant building by a highway OR a single family home with a big yard out in the suburbs. With relaxed zoning,
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Ow. There's a paywall halfway through. Don't do what I did and get interested in the story if you aren't up to subscribing.
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