VoodooJuJu

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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
The only way I can see one expecting "We and only we are the greatest and best" sentiment is if one has been marinating in the "America Bad" online misinformation trend.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Based Texan.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
>Remote work eliminates commutes For a minority of the workforce. The majority of jobs, especially the most critical ones (infrastructure), cannot be done remotely.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
>“Everybody who’s had a vaccine, or a pacemaker, or a needle go in their body, they’ve been tested for bacteria. And so we all kind of owe [horseshoe crabs] a thank you,” That's not sufficient. I suggest stop vampirizing a threatene
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Yeah but Java is cringe. I have to install Java apps as part of my job. It's cringe and bluepilled af.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I've never traveled far, but I would imagine the most remarkable thing about it is that it's simply good fun, like sports. I just don't buy the notion that one's worldview is necessarily constrained without physically to
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Convince me otherwise: I don't travel because I see it as the pinnacle of vapid consumerist excess. People who regale me with tales of their travels will recount the great food, the nice people, the architecture, the views. You burned
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I use Fastmail which gives you a wildcard catchall alias, *@example.com , but you can do this even self-hosting with postfix, and I'd bet most decent email providers who let you use a custom domain also have a catchall email feature.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
It's unlikely you were cancelled arbitrarily and it's almost certainly the case that you're engaged in a high-risk or restricted activity. > https://stripe.com/legal/restricted-businesses ... nothing o
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I do it for a couple reasons: 1. Freedom - by using a custom domain, I'm not locked into my email provider 2. Unlimited addresses - a@, foo@, john@; with a custom domain, they're all mine and enable me to make useful aliases and f
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Let me guess...you or your family own rentals?
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Interesting, but not true. Registers that don't record receipts also don't record when it's opened. Even if they did, cashiers could forego opening it and provide their own pennies in order to pocket the 0.99 difference. The
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
lmao, as if people from the past are any different from people today. Utility? People just like to have a good time. Hosts like to throw a good party, sometimes a wild one, they indulge. Simple as. >Did the process of attaining these soc
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
>there can't possibly be enough money to be made to make that annoyance worthwhile It's absolutely worthwhile. Most people are not autistic and so they don't even know or care what comprises a link
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I was excited to see this and the changes that occurred, but this "map" is one of those preachy hyperinteractive visual storytelling scrollslop things that the likes of NYT routinely creates. Anyone have a link to the actual map o
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I think this would be awesome as a normal search classifieds kind of thing, not as a Tinder thing. Tinder's selling point isn't the swiping mechanism itself, but that it's taking something publicly taboo, harem culture, and e
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Buy an ad.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
What lesson is there to learn? Social justice mobs face no downsides. If they're never punished, where's the lesson?
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I think that Emerson quote is just one big cope. The books you read make you as much as you want them to make you. You get out of them what you put into them. If you're consuming books but not able to recall much from them, then you&#x
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
On Firefox mobile, the site instigates multiple permission requests to record audio and take pictures with my camera. Goodbye.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I hate it, but Apple is really is the best choice here. Their devices and software pass the grandmother test better than anything else. The UX is unmatched. I dream of the day my grandmother can use GNU/Linux for the privacy, freedom,
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
For something so interesting, the title is extremely inappropriate clickbait.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
A good but painful lesson: do not suffer your job, because it will not suffer you. Suffer your family, your friends, your hobbies, and other passions. The job is just a means to those more important ends.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
There's no good reason to downvote this. It's a great point that many of us wonder about. Only reason to downvote this is if you yourself are an influencer or are conscious of being influenced and are taking offense, but downvotin
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Wish they would have explained what caused the flooding in plain terms, rather than use an emotional, over-defensive, akshyually-esque, fact-checking, tone. >It’s exciting to point the finger at a scary technology... It's exciting?
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
I wish it talked more about place-naming, routes, roads, and all that. I can't give you directions to a lot of places because I can't memorize the arbitrary sequence of route 123, then left on 56A, exit 6, then sharp right onto 9.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
>keep in mind that humans have been "genetically modifying organisms" for tens of thousands of years That's called selective breeding and it's not even in the same ballpark as modern genetic modification of organisms.
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by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
Tech sales sounds like it could be nice, especially if you're charming and good-looking. Don't listen to anyone who shills you a physical trade. It's a common trope that SWEs dream of quitting and getting into the trades, but
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by VoodooJuJu 3y ago
No one has been displaced. There's melodramatic doomers lamenting some ostensible future where AI displaces them, and there's tech-novice salt farmers collecting vials of these doomers' tears, but no serious displacement is h
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by VoodooJuJu 3y ago
We unfortunately see it far too often - corporate crimes that are punished with simple fines that become the cost of doing business. But we all know it's not justice. Justice would be criminal charges against the people within the corp

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