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aikinai
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aikinai
6y ago
If cities weren’t designed around cars, your church wouldn’t be six miles away in the first place. People in non-auto-centric countries all over the world take their families to church and everywhere else you listed.
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aikinai
6y ago
I’m using Arq Backup with Wasabi for the storage. I think it’s a great combo.
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aikinai
6y ago
From the very beginning of the article, there were four “successful assassination attempts” but only one “ever came close to succeeding?” I’m very lost.
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aikinai
6y ago
Based on the downvotes flying around here, it looks like there are a lot of people who somehow haven’t noticed the keyboard. Maybe Apple should have actually made the new tiny time display not scrollable so people would be forced to see the
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aikinai
6y ago
> For example, setting the time of an alarm requires you to drag in a 5x5 mm area for hour and minute, respectively. The numeric keypad taking up the entire bottom half of the screen is what they’re expecting you to use. Providing that i
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aikinai
6y ago
How is it as the expense of novices? They were fine without it before and they’re fine without knowing about it now. But if they do end up wanting to do some of that advanced stuff, it’s one Google or friend-suggestion away.
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aikinai
6y ago
How are you so sure the videos are at the top of Google results because they're artificially pushing YouTube and not just because that's where the relevant/popular videos are? Actually I find Google video search is still the
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aikinai
6y ago
Do an image search for something like "shoulder camera bag" (to put them at least in the same ballpark) and see how many look like the Everyday Sling. I scrolled down the first few pages and there was nothing even close. Now look
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aikinai
6y ago
Honest question, what do you do with it multiple times a day? You use it as your regular bank and a debit card or something?
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aikinai
6y ago
It wasn't the lady on the flight calling it an o-ring, it was the writer. And there's no way you'd just happen to make up the word "o-ring" unless you were trying to reference an existing term. You'd just call
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aikinai
6y ago
O-rings aren't just for engineers. It's a standard part use in many everyday scenarios, not just rockets. You can buy them in the hardware store. The cladding is most certainly not an o-ring, even to the layman. Rather, the writer
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aikinai
6y ago
That sentence is very poorly written and I also read it wrong the first time, but he’s not advocating to fire old people. He’s saying the “plain old” reason for firing people, “you are not doing a great job.”
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aikinai
6y ago
I don’t think that’s true. Yes, anyone aware of or involved in the story knows DeepFuckingValue, but I often see people online—even people who worship him as their hero—surprised that he’s not some mysterious figure, but had been putting ou
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aikinai
6y ago
Serious question, where do you draw the line between investing and gambling? The original case for GME was built on solid fundamentals and I’d say not really gambling even though you were going up against hedge funds trying to short it into
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aikinai
6y ago
That's exactly why phone companies are bound by extra regulations. They are deemed core infrastructure and private censorship from phone networks would effectively be public censorship. If CloudFlare or Gmail became the only way to com
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aikinai
6y ago
It’s funny (but not unexpected of course) to see the list of variations on Wikipedia. In Japan they call it GAFA, missing from this list.
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aikinai
6y ago
Not really. Downvotes are specifically intended for comments that don't contribute to the discussion, so downvoting these wouldn't indicate disagreement or censorship.
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aikinai
6y ago
Honest question, what’s “so good” compares to non-mechanical watches? By “digital,” I assume you really mean quartz?
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aikinai
6y ago
There are plenty of sources, but here’s a recent one that touches on a few points: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/29/gamestop-short-sellers-are-s... The main hedge fund known for shorting GME already had to sel
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aikinai
6y ago
> I suspect what's happening with GameStop is that the stock price is just so absurdly overvalued that short interest has reached a level that people previously thought was impossible. This is backwards. The stock was already over 1
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aikinai
6y ago
I think you missed most of the story. The stock was massively undervalued before attracting the attention of WSB. The first posts were when it was valued less than the cash it was holding. On top of that, you have the beginnings of a takeov
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aikinai
6y ago
That’s some next-level reality distortion to frame this as “against particular groups.” Unless you define the “particular group” as people that directly attack the heart of the government.
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aikinai
6y ago
I don’t think foxes are orange enough that you would make up a new word if you already had brown and red.
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aikinai
6y ago
He didn’t actually serve any of the time.
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aikinai
6y ago
It is very clearly there to protect users. You can disagree that it’s the right trade off, but claiming it’s user hostile is incredibly disingenuous.
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aikinai
6y ago
> high quality, accessibly-written off-line content by experts in the field to the Web Where is this content? It sounds like you’re alluding to something obvious but I honestly have no idea, and would like to know where to find it if it
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aikinai
6y ago
If you make a new account on Yahoo Japan these days (not really related to original Yahoo and extremely successful in Japan), they don’t even let you set a password; you get an email link every time.
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aikinai
6y ago
The lobby in the old building is the same, all white marble with a little reception desk in the middle.
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aikinai
6y ago
You really think that Google spent the time to build a system that secretly links employees’ accounts to their personal accounts—something that Googlers would have to build and would also piss off those same Googlers—and then uses that syst
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aikinai
6y ago
I honestly don’t even know what generation you’re assuming I’m from and referring to. Is this supposed to be something old people don’t understand? Or young people? Of course you can have standalone jokes, but “I’m six years old” is not one
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