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by arbuge 5y ago
> The total energy usage shouldn't be much of an issue as we'll move electricity use from refineries to charging batteries So you'll have to build and bring online a whole new set of power plants in place of all those refi
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by arbuge 5y ago
Perhaps. I just have an older Echo Dot. Is there any mention anywhere that I missed about what devices qualify for this? Edit: I also have a Ring doorbell - disabling Sidewalk for that was through the "Control Center" section of t
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by arbuge 5y ago
> To enable or disable Amazon Sidewalk, use the Alexa app. > Open the Alexa app . > Open More and select Settings. > Select Account Settings. > Select Amazon Sidewalk. > Turn Amazon Sidewalk On or Off for your account. I d
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by arbuge 5y ago
They seem to be all over Twitter too. This doesn't seem to be an issue specific to one social media site.
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by arbuge 5y ago
I did ear plugs for a long time but really disliked the discomfort (to me at least) of inserting them in my ears. I found hearing protectors, typically made for industrial purposes, to be much more comfortable and effective. Just do a searc
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Bath Curse Tablets(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by arbuge 5y ago|0 comments
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by arbuge 5y ago
Brings this to mind from 4 years ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azure_Window https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/the-azure-window-lost...
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by arbuge 5y ago
Few things of note: 1. This is a Q1 report. Positions might have been closed out by now. 2. He also bought a large number of FB and GOOG calls, indicating he's positive about those 2 companies. (Same comment as 1. applies though). 3. S
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by arbuge 5y ago
https://addue.com - set of internet marketing tools we needed most often in our marketing agency. Didn't find any existing product offering all of these in one place.
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by arbuge 5y ago
* claims to have quit, after it claims servers, Bitcoin stash seized.
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by arbuge 5y ago
I personally feel that Musk's strategy is that any publicity for his companies is good publicity, so he puts himself out there trying to connect popular themes like cryptocurrency to them in any way possible. Other practitioners of thi
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by arbuge 5y ago
That's interesting. PayPal's built-in mailing software, which is what we use for international shipments, will not print signatures for you in this space - you have to sign international labels by hand. Seems like an oversight on
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by arbuge 5y ago
Well, you can certainly blog using just email: https://PublicEmails.com . Disclaimer: it's one of my side projects.
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by arbuge 5y ago
> Cyber insurance is not generally public information. It might not be required to be, but it might still be disclosed anyway for various reasons in public market filings, on investor calls, employees talking in social media, and so fort
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by arbuge 5y ago
As one of the comments on the original article points out: "I notice your ‘Signature’ is a printed string." First thing that jumped out at me too when I read that label. I wonder if that's the reason. As far as I know, an act
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Carnival Tragedy of 1823(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by arbuge 5y ago|0 comments
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by arbuge 5y ago
That's a good one - in a market which I would have thought was indeed a winner-takes-all one. The founder obviously knew better.
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by arbuge 5y ago
Counterpoint: lots of money can be made if you're late to the party but have a great new spin on it. Assuming the party's big enough to accomodate multiple players, and not a natural winner-takes-all situation.
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by arbuge 5y ago
Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26956077
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Social Links Now Available for All Blogs on PublicEmails.com(publicemails.com)
1 points by arbuge 5y ago|0 comments
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by arbuge 6y ago
I had similar thoughts reading his post. Hindsight is of course golden but the determination is very pronounced and comes through clearly. PG said once that successful founders are relentlessly resourceful, and that's the vibes his pos
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by arbuge 6y ago
Intelligent Tracking Prevention.
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by arbuge 6y ago
It's good advice, but bizarrely some browsers ignore Referrer-Policy, even when it requests "no-referrer", which basically increases the privacy level to the maximum possible - beyond for example the origin-only settings wh
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by arbuge 6y ago
And what were the fees you incurred to sell that? Most NFT marketplaces won't let you list anything for less than about $100 USD equivalent last time I checked (a few days ago).
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by arbuge 6y ago
"The company, for its part, promised the Wall Street Journal that it was defaulting to this new setting because “many say they prefer more relevant ads,” I wonder how "many" actually reach out to carriers to say things like t
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by arbuge 6y ago
A lot has been said about fossil fuel producers not bearing the full costs of the externalities of the products they produce. I think the same now has to be said of cryptocurrency mining. Is this activity, and the vast amount of energy and
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by arbuge 6y ago
You may avoid it, but hundreds of millions don't, so the point stands. "Cheap crap" is obviously one possible way to go, and companies like Walmart have grown very successful that way.
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by arbuge 6y ago
> "That is because three Silicon Valley monopolies — Amazon, Google and Apple — abruptly united to remove Parler from the internet, exactly at the moment when it became the most-downloaded app in the country. If one were looking for
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by arbuge 6y ago
Exactly what I suggested earlier... see my other comment reply.
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by arbuge 6y ago
I'd take that report with a big grain of salt and run my own tests independently. Google is more than slightly biased here.

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