aimor

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by aimor 3y ago
Thank you for putting together this resource! I read the rest of the FAQ, signed up for Twilio, and their API worked to identify the number.
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by aimor 3y ago
I've been reporting spam calls and texts to the FCC for a few years now. Does it do anything? I don't know, certainly not immediately, and the problem persists. I tried the method spelled out here for my latest batch of "Your
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by aimor 3y ago
At least it's a real store getting a pin. When I open up Google maps I get a screen full of "Bob's Custom Homes", "Linda's Chocolate Tasting", "Ted's Towing", "Local Auto Detail" a
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by aimor 3y ago
I like this. But now it's tempting to use 'r for plural nouns.
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by aimor 3y ago
>>> 1 month -> seconds = 2_629_746 s [Time] Just playing around with this and really enjoying it.
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by aimor 3y ago
That's interesting, I didn't know about this. Maybe it's time to implement Winter Hours, a 35 hour work week from December through February.
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by aimor 3y ago
A good idea. I wonder how robust it is to small debris, I assume it won't pop but will the thin material fold up on itself if there's a hole?
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by aimor 3y ago
Ah I had this, used it for years, and share your feelings. I really love interesting form factors, especially when they maintain practicality. There was a lot of interesting things back then, before the smartphone convergence, when electron
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by aimor 3y ago
Well, I tried setting `resize = "both"` on everything, but it was a bit of a letdown. It would be a neat experiment to have every element of every webpage be interactable (let's say resizable by dragging edges, and modify col
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by aimor 3y ago
For what it's worth, the author addresses your questions here: https://github.com/MKorostoff/1-pixel-wealth/blob/master/THE...
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by aimor 3y ago
This is the standard tax form from 2022: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040.pdf You're expected to enter all of your income, sort out what portion of your income is taxable, determine the amount you can de
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by aimor 3y ago
I think the taste is really that good. I especially like them with fruit and drinks, and if the cost was say $0.10 I wouldn't think twice about using them daily for lunch or snacks.
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by aimor 3y ago
I'm always a bit amazed products from this aren't more widespread. If the cost was lower (costs about $1-$2 a tablet now) I think I'd use them every day. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magaz
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by aimor 3y ago
Yes, it's not enough. But read the interviews to see how it helped: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iX4U46CdPIjjQtq0-P5jlHNfloc... ”We were already looking for a spot because I got into a housing program. [.
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by aimor 3y ago
This is still a study about UBI, it's looking at differences based on how the income is delivered. A part of UBI, different from other types of aid, is that the recipient can spend the money however they see fit. There are question abo
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by aimor 3y ago
It's a cheaper safer option to get something that looks "right". It's not so trivial to have 120 fps video look like a smoother 24 fps. Even capturing at 1/120 shutter speed it does look different. There's an e
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by aimor 3y ago
"The video makes it seems that there's no temporal bleeding on CRTs. This sounds unlikely to me..." There is, but I don't remember it being noticeable even on cheap TVs, except in high contrast situation where the screen
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by aimor 3y ago
You can build a "lectenna" and see where your microwave is leaking energy out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5SMF9p-4Q0
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by aimor 3y ago
I agree with you but I think you've ignored the economic part of the argument. These aren't choices between equal options, we're strongly pushed to the technological option because last-year's default is now significantl
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by aimor 3y ago
"The Architect of the Capitol, George Stewart, wouldn’t allow a station to be built under the Capitol, requiring it to be moved a few blocks away. The University of Maryland rejected a proposed station on campus, forcing “a complicated
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by aimor 3y ago
I really liked my K750 too, but when I switched to LED lights it stopped charging. I got by for awhile setting it in front of a window a few times a week. Once at night, without a charge and in desperation, I stupidly I set it on top of a l
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by aimor 3y ago
Trying to strike a balance between raw enumerations of all valid states and practicality: Rooks and Knights are identical, so their positions fall into [64 choose 2] states + 1 state for when both are captured (only one can occupy the King&
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by aimor 3y ago
I notice it has to be large to get the speckles (can't see them on my phone), and only with both eyes open.
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by aimor 3y ago
What about bishops? The bishops are limited to half the board so only need 5 bits for position. This frees up 4 bits, but you lose the capture state (can't use King's position for capture state). Well, you CAN use the king's
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by aimor 3y ago
With Milk so expensive I expect the smaller "gallon" will come out soon. It's already happening to half-gallons, some are at 59 oz now but that's not widespread yet. Alternatives (oat, almond, etc) I think simply started
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by aimor 3y ago
This one almost hurts, forget the approaching black hole I get dazzling speckles of white light. : http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/Plaid-tunnel02-040-b...
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by aimor 3y ago
Is there a collection of Linux virtual machine images I could use to run old browsers (say from 1994)? There's https://infinitemac.org/ for MacOS and Windows 3/95/98 VMs, but I've had a hard time getting
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by aimor 3y ago
Don't worry, we've come full circle and defined the Data Mile to be exactly 6,000 ft.
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by aimor 3y ago
My elementary school was one of those that switched to the bagged milk in the 90s. It was a pretty radical change, warranting a puppet show to ease us into this eco-friendly future. I doubt I'll ever forget they (the puppets) only gave
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by aimor 3y ago
Wow this reminds me how much I miss all the legroom we used to have without a floor/center console. In modern cars I feel like I'm penned in a tiny personal pod. I'm hopeful electric cars lead to a return of leg room.

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