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6mo ago
Can you point out what was condescending about what he said?
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6mo ago
Huh, didn't realize it did that- weird feature to have if it's automatic imo.
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6mo ago
Yeah, I mean it's still newsworthy, but not nearly as earth-shattering as the headline without "These" makes it seem.
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6mo ago
I feel the same way, and both mobile apps are pretty janky, with Meshtastic being extra obnoxious because the UI teams between Android and Apple apparently don't talk to each other- very hard to onboard/answer questions from someo
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6mo ago
That video is imho his best work, the ending made all the more powerful by how reserved he normally is.
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6mo ago
I thought Adobe was boned 15 years ago (2011) when they debuted Creative Cloud and it was universally despised while their stranglehold on PDF manipulation was already well on its way out, yet here they are still alive and kicking. I chalk
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6mo ago
I'd wager most people who make music are making it for the sheer joy of expression. Like .001% of people who make music get any kind of meaningful monetary return on it, and I think anyone who goes into it looking for monetary return i
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6mo ago
> I'm not arguing that excercise is unhealthy, it's just that its contribution to eventual longevity, is currently unknown I see numerous studies indicating that exercise contributes directly to eventual longevity, e.g.: https
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6mo ago
Hmm, this seems to just identify the features of the person in the picture and then extrapolates from that generic demographic information, mostly from race. Is it doing more? e.g. https://i.imgur.com/FlnYwrK.png
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6mo ago
If there's one positive that can be made of this admin, it's the realization that all the things that we thought went without saying ("don't profit from the office", "don't insider trade", "don&#
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6mo ago
I don't even like using "natural" keyboards despite the ergonomic advantage because it ruins my muscle memory when I'm on the (much more prevalent) "regular" keyboard.
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6mo ago
You made a broad-brush statement that essentially justified anything in the name of safety. You might want to re-word your statement if you meant otherwise.
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6mo ago
> The answer to that is the only one that matters. Is it, though? Crime would be super low if we were all confined to prison cells by default, too.
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6mo ago
The soundtracks for those two games are just so so good and perfect for that post-lunch caffeinated focus time.
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6mo ago
> this is why I run ad blockers. What's been really obnoxious lately is the number of sites I try to do things on that are straight up broken without turning off my ad-blocker.
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6mo ago
That Jan 6th participants were almost uniformly let off the hook is a stain that will continue to haunt us until pardon power is finally reigned in.
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6mo ago
Without holding those who do wrong to account, positive movement will always be dogged or straight-up negated by those who do wrong without facing justice.
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6mo ago
I think of IBM and GE as being cut from the same cloth back then- they treated their people well and dominated their markets.
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6mo ago
I love whoever is behind charm.li very much- after the bad old days of Haynes manuals and broken PDF links on make-specific forums, it's a breath of fresh air to have one repository like that.
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7mo ago
Any chance someone ripped that old site? Do you remember the URL? I don't have a Ford, just always curious about this stuff.
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7mo ago
> The babies look unhappy > Add more balls Fun simulation. The novelty of stuff like this still hasn't worn off for me in this era where we've got ray tracing in-browser.
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7mo ago
> I enjoy the moment, and have the memories. I don't disagree with your "enjoy the moment" thesis, but I also envy your memory recall capability. For me, photos can resurrect memories I don't have access to normally.
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7mo ago
Because in the ATC recording you hear him directing both
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7mo ago
That one controller was handling both ground and air is still a bit of a tell that there was some short-handedness afoot, though, by my eye. > The best thing is to patiently find reliable info and stick to it. No disagreement here
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7mo ago
Whenever I see stuff like that I ask myself "who is this for ", like who wants to see those elements animated for no good reason?
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7mo ago
> I still haven't seen evidence that they were running understaffed at that moment. I think the disagreement you see is based on the definition of what "understaffed" means. Having one ATC to do ground and air control simu
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7mo ago
Good points. I like the ghost marker functionality, helps with the shorter-range of BT.
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I know it's an anachronism, but I just can't like square watches- that round shape is just "right" to me, even though it's a terrible form factor for displaying most things like maps and apps.
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7mo ago
Cool idea, but doesn't Meshtastic already do this but with better range because it uses radio instead of BT?
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7mo ago
See the actors behind this here (Meta is a big one): https://tboteproject.com/
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