UberFly

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by UberFly 4y ago
I'm not so sure ITEP is so unbiased. Aren't their affiliations generally left-leaning? I do know for instance that they have been openly anti-trump tax policy in the past. As squishy as these kind of numbers are, such statements a
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by UberFly 4y ago
Sure, but no modern airport would be able to accommodate these as the wingspans would have to be huge compared to a propelled jet.
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by UberFly 4y ago
I was most surprised that HBO Max is merging with Discovery+. Given enough time all these splintered streaming services will probably end up as one again just trying to make the bottom line work.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Exactly. I saw this story posted at the Archeology subreddit and that was also the first question there too. Mostly buried but obvious patterns to the trained eye.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Doom-and-gloom to not sure to doom-and-gloom. Rinse and repeat. Cripto watchers are like sports fans.
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by UberFly 4y ago
External USB ones work well enough in a pinch.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Thank you HN. Another thing I'd never hear before. The wiki article also linked to "List of non-water floods".
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by UberFly 4y ago
Though you can easily see a quick jump to a point where the creating and then the tweaking doesn't need a human involved.
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by UberFly 4y ago
I did actually have a lady yelling at me once at a street fair because one of our products had a "Made in the USA" tag on it. Called us imperialists. Yes those people are out there. (I'm in the US btw)
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by UberFly 4y ago
Earth isn't doomed, just the current lifeforms on it: Humans and the unfortunate rest that are along for the ride.
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by UberFly 4y ago
The tree-pruners in the major city near me make 150k a year. I'm guessing that's pocket change to those wacky astrologers. Didn't really mention anything about politicians.
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by UberFly 4y ago
The poor politicians got together and plotted against VLC. Now it's all making sense.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Funny and painfully ubiquitous. Probably really well-paid monkey astrologers too.
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by UberFly 4y ago
"Like texts and icons and buttons and options" Oh the horror... :)
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by UberFly 4y ago
No kidding, but then those Win-only apps... It's been said infinite number of times after somebody says just run Linux. Many of us have considered it, believe me.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Fine then give me some web 3.0 scroll bars.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Directory Opus addict here too. It is my MVP in pretty much everything I do on my PC.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Sure they do depending on their job/rank. This is a case where RTFM might actually severely matter to those you work with.
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by UberFly 4y ago
:) Thanks for the laugh. So true.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Of all the people that are deified after their death, Fred Rodgers really seems to be worthy of it.
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by UberFly 4y ago
That was a fantastically written speculation, and showcases the fertile ground that Tolkien created.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Like technology, cities of the future are slowly built. Just dig into what New York city is doing in alternate/green energy. This doesn't happen overnight, unless you're a magical Middle-Eastern YouTube video.
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by UberFly 4y ago
I've always thought that at some point the only "stomachable" version of windows is going to be some hacked offering, by god-knows-who or from where, but it'll still end up being preferable to what MS is requiring.
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by UberFly 4y ago
The Soviet Red Army "liberated" northern Korea in August 1945, just as it "liberated" half of Germany at the end of WW2. Calling the influence of the Soviet Union in vulnerable parts of the world "fashion" is m
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by UberFly 4y ago
Ehh? That's nowhere near the "highly unhealthy" level. A pack of cigarettes a day... now we're gettin somewhere.
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by UberFly 4y ago
Obviously one of the two containers traveled back in time. Don't let them touch.
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by UberFly 4y ago
SQL injection, cross site scripting, really just everywhere. If you name a category of security vulnerability, we definitely had it on every page. 25/ Flash was one of the systemic problems. Everywhere we had Flash, we had XSS. And the
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by UberFly 4y ago
I’ve been sitting on a weird epic ramble about Etsy homepages from the middle 2000’s for the better part of 15 years now so I figured I would write it up as a thread 1/ The story begins while I was still working in the financial indust
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by UberFly 4y ago
Yea but nobody wants to work anymore.
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by UberFly 4y ago
I don't think you can ever convert to a regular JPEG and the outcome will be lossless. Like Webp ,JPEG XL has a lossless setting but it has to remain there.

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