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by Vrondi 3y ago
Chipotle is definitely not a small business.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Every time I have even the slightest mild thought of trying iOS again, I learn something like this which ensures I will not do it.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Purely because it doesn't come pre-installed on most devices.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Most people have zero clue this is possible, even on devices they already own.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Samsung does multiple apps side by side for years now. Works fine most of the time.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
My android devices have all come with basic file system browsers, but even better, I can choose from a plethora of full featured apps for full file system access. This is one of the issues that has kept me away from iphone, though.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
If a single staff person caught a virus, then anyone they interacted with and gave it to went to the market, then that's all it would take.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Fascinating. Here's a different article with a photo: https://www.openculture.com/2021/01/algerian-cave-paintings-...
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Those are the usual standard Reddit down error pages, though. Nothing unique to this outage or today. They've had those for years.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
You caught my interest, so I went to look at LogSeq. I began to get excited, then got a message from the live demo that it requires Chromium. Oh, well. So much for that.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Many of the ASUS routers have a built in feature to use a usb drive's space as FTP/SMB share on the network. Can be handy, although slower than an actual NAS.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
If a site doesn't have a feed, and nobody else third-party generates a feed for it, then sometimes I just don't follow that site much. It depends. If you use a competent rss reader like FreshRSS then you can alternatively do web s
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by Vrondi 3y ago
You absolutely do not get gas after a steak dinner like you do after a bowl of pinto beans for dinner. Nobody I've ever met does. You're being hilariously unrealistic.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
This is simply not true. I grew up in a family of multiple generations of lifelong bean eaters and the gas never goes away no matter how you cook them.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
That one just seems unprofessional in so much as it is child-like. There is another where she is visibly wearing garters, which is not child-like for the past more than a century.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
"It appropriates something from my culture that is sexualized and associates it with child-like qualities which are taboo to be sexualized, which makes it seem pedo-creepy". There, fixed that for you. In western cultures generally
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by Vrondi 3y ago
In most western cultures, visible garters are lingerie not appropriate to a professional environment for anyone who isn't a sex worker/stripper/fashion model.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Off the top of my head: the word "gimped" is similar in meaning to "handicapped", and if someone "is a gimp", then that could be considered similar to saying someone "is a cripple". Although I have no
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Refreshing to hear an nice, truthful voice of sanity in a discussion about EVs. I know people are all super hyped about feeling like they are helping the environment, but the sheer amount of classist untruths spouted about EVs vs. ICEs onli
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by Vrondi 3y ago
The gasoline would realistically need to be sitting unused in that tank for months to have a chance of "being stale". I've started vehicles that have sat unused for 6 months+ before with no trouble from the gas (the battery i
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by Vrondi 3y ago
They aren't moving to Arizona to produce profit. They are moving to Arizona to keep the US military from being crippled if China takes over Taiwan.
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by Vrondi 3y ago
You are displaying your ignorance. I ran an AOSP build customized by volunteer enthusiasts on a smartphone that originally shipped with Windows Mobile on it. With zero issues. For _years_. The HTC Vogue lasted me from Windows Mobile through
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by Vrondi 3y ago
Since Chat-GPT-4 is being integrated into the MS Office suite, this is an "in" to corporate silos. The MS cloud apps can see inside a great many of those silos.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Well, improvements happening now will show up in the next generation, not the current one that has already been growing in the old conditions.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Soda consumption is quite high in rural areas in the USA too, though.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Malnutrition is the thing to worry about. Or perhaps toxins. We know that people don't grow to their full possible genetic height due to such things, and it seems natural to wonder if there are any other unrealized effects when they fa
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This name is interesting. Distributed office locations already happen. Distributed groups could be employee choice, not just employer choice all the time. If several employees happen to live on the same side of a city and want to meet for p
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This is truly the way. There is no one-size-fits-all that works best for all workers, all companies, all regions/towns.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
There should be a tax form you can get from your employer that states you work primarily from home, and then home office items/broadband costs should be deductible on it.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Most of the time, if your employer is in town, housing there costs a lot more for a lot less (or the same) space. Many people cannot afford to double or triple (or more) their housing cost in order to live in town close to their work. Emplo

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