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by Vrondi 4y ago
I save enough money in gas alone (let alone eating lunches out) to more than make up for this subsidy of me paying for my home office/electricity/Internet. And I also get to not freeze to death in a noisy open plan office all day.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I am laughing hysterically at this from my university town with four campuses spread out over a hilly landscape, tons of traffic and limited public transportation schedules that would triple commute time for most workers. Things are set up
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Unless you have a medical problem. Then there goes your standard of living, and perhaps your entire family's standard of living.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Can you imagine that there are people in this country who, (even though they are lucky enough to live where there is public transport) don't want to triple their commute time by using public transport?
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by Vrondi 4y ago
You can put Lineage OS on it and have security patches again: https://lineageosroms.com/sargo/
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Especially during something like gaming, this could be overheating. Very common with gaming on phones.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This is true to a point, but it completely disregards the historical phenomenon of the "witch hunt". McCarthyism seemed to originate in a "good place" at first, to most Americans (patriotism and anti-communism). It went
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Set up your own server and ban the people you want to ban. It's that simple.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
They will be exciting for education, once accuracy can be hugely improved. I mean, we'll use them anyway, but there will be some kids who believe some totally untrue things that the chatbot told them in school during the early years.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
It's sad that the rest of your educational environment let you down to that degree. That's what makes it sad. Good for you, making up the deficits, though.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Phosgene is heavier than air (and so it sinks to ground level). That's why it was used in trench warfare in WWI. It would have stayed down where the workers were, not floated up by the ceiling. Those would have been other toxins up the
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Gosh, I've watched an old school mechanics clean misc items and even their hands with brake cleaner many times...
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by Vrondi 4y ago
You have a TARDIS to go back and tell Shakespeare this, do you?
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Yes, go back in time and tell the Elizabethan playwright whose work you need to study for your Literature class that they shouldn't use Roman numerals as is the custom, because it might cause you problems in a few centuries. Sure. Ther
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by Vrondi 4y ago
It's kinda shameful that only one screen reader can read the Unicode. All screen readers should be able to read all Unicode symbols properly. It's hideous that people with accessibility needs have to put up with such shoddy produc
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by Vrondi 4y ago
You get out of Reddit what you put in or look for most of the time, and well, some people are apparently looking for the scum from the bottom of the Internet, so they find it.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If you weren't looking at it, then how would you know it was there? I never ever see that stuff on Reddit, because I never look at those subs.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Bad choice of example, because a tape recorder has no network connection and requires some effort to capture into a digital format that can easily be shared on a network. Unlike tape recorders, recent digital devices and apps often harvest
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I have a wifi webcam with no Internet access at my front door. It doesn't need Internet access (in fact, it's blocked from going outside the router). It's happily streaming video onto my home network. I just open the stream i
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If I still have to hire a contractor, then why on Earth would I direct buy from you? The only reason I'm even interested in reading this post is the idea of installing myself with no contractor involved. I can't imagine why anyone
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If you're going to do the high tech intensive route, though, then you must needs also have a security expert on staff, and I bet you that's a rare thing.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Compressed digital broadcasts would be my guess.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If you don't like interviews, then don't read interviews. Complaining that they exist is just a waste of time.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Then just don't read interviews. You know what they are. Avoid them if you hate them.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Then perhaps reading interviews just isn't for you, and you should avoid doing that, if you don't enjoy a conversational style.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Absolutely. I turn the radio on many stations as soon as the DJ or reporter come on, because the booming bass in a speaking voice in the car is just auditory torture. If I do want to leave it on a local station during a news report, I often
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by Vrondi 4y ago
We aren't upset that the FBI "did what anyone else would do". We're upset that the FBI used this to do an end-run around the federal laws.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
At least MS doesn't demand an active cell phone number through which they can physically track you everywhere you go (not just where you are right now), like ChatGPT (VOIP and landlines not accepted, only cell).
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This makes me look at my Tandy m100 and wonder if anyone ever tried to run it off solar panels...
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Not yet.

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