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5y ago
I wonder which is the most fully featured free Helvetica clone?
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5y ago
Line. Must. Go. Up.
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5y ago
Why is everywhere I move the mouse a pointer cursor?
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5y ago
Exactly, now Apple has this tech, shady governments know they can mandate Apple to use it for their own databases and Apple will have to do this if they want to keep operating within a territory.
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Ask HN: Best resources to support a partner with depression?
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5y ago
It's also odd that there's another comment critiquing the article, but it is marked as dead?!
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5y ago
Yep, much as it has its drawbacks, Discord is where people jump in and get involved. Convenience wins.
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5y ago
Tailwind gives you rules and constraints.
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5y ago
I guess one could argue that === should be ==, and the original == shouldn't exist.
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5y ago
There's consumer advocate sites like https://www.which.co.uk/ that are pretty cool. I'd be interesting in knowing other trustable sources, mind.
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Yeah it's crazy. I think it's because the police seem to absolutely hate clubs and will turn the screw in any way they can under using the threat of taking away their license. The data almost certainly isn't stored in any s
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5y ago
I'd say I (32, some beard, probably look tired) get asked ID about 1 in 200 times. Like maybe a couple times a year. And it's not even particularly annoying? Usually more of a compliment.
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5y ago
Hell is for the humourless.
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They can't even be bothered to do 2FA
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5y ago
$0.10 per day. Which is fine.
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5y ago
I'm in the UK and it always perplexed me why the USA drinking ID laws are quite so strict. Surely people are going to get booze one way or another, and the idea is that by having some level of ID you're stopping most people from
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5y ago
Ah, that is much better. In my instance, my root domain is served from CloudFront, so in this instance I could add an A record to a homeserver VPS and use a SRV/.well-known to point to it :)
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Nope. It's not a reach. My personal experience with payday loans which, due to having a regular income, was that I paid them back (with high interest but not the crazy amounts people talk about from missed payments) on time. It wasn&#x
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5y ago
Hash is high potency?! I've always found it proper mild.
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5y ago
I know we don't have to wait for the merge but having an operation that is syncronous and takes <1s on my comptuer but being asyncronous and taking 30 seconds to five minutes on Bitbucket is quite infuriating. Often I want to merge
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5y ago
I think a bad trip can be a traumatic experience like any other experience.
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5y ago
I've always found that psychedelics are a far far different experience than THC, do you have anything to back this up other than "they both make you sorta hallucinate"?
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5y ago
Most likely because people are desperate for money because they need to eat, and your app will create a snowballing effect where the next month, they are even more desperate because a chunk has been taken off their pay.
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5y ago
I mean, if workers are withdrawing money this month, which I presume is then taken off their wages next month, they are now in the hole, and even without interest, the problem just gets worse and worse, because then the next month they are
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5y ago
How is this remotely enforceable?
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5y ago
Is there a way to run a homeserver on mydomain.com but also serve a website from that?
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5y ago
Where is the feedback loop with paper? Seems like it would be biased towards a certain type of coder, as opposed to one that likes to play around with stuff to problem solve.
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5y ago
Or that IQ tests are test certain types of intelligence and are inherently biased towards western white people.
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5y ago
One way.
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5y ago
I would think that TERFs etc cause and contribute to a significantly larger amount of human suffering than water dousers, though.
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