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>> then the actions we are taking to slow the change would likely be ineffective too. Many countries are taking steps which are mitigated by many developing countries who rely on cheap energy to grow and build out of their third world
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A few went into the trades. Welding, carpentry and one started their own painting company. Another started a landscaping company. One moved out into BFE Montana, got a 125 acre hobby ranch and trains horses for equestrian riders. The one th
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6mo ago
Is it time to bring back the Windows phone? I keed I keed! But unfortunately there really isn't a great alternative. I painfully attempted to use Ubuntu Touch and its always the same thing. The lack of available apps, the lack of app d
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6mo ago
From what I can tell, Graphene OS will be unaffected. Some of the app stores like Aurora and F-Droid may run into problems during the verification process. Best I can tell (and read from other sources) is an inconvenient 24 hour wait period
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Devs have been warning F-Droid about this for years: It's quite problematic that someone can currently upload a package name belonging to another organization to the Play Store and that should have been stopped years ago since it was
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>> What that means 20-30 years from now when the seniors of today retire. I fear that many won't retire and instead completely leave the industry which is already happening. Its anecdotal, but when I first started as a junior dev
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6mo ago
>> This really feels like I made some blanket statement than offended your sensibilities so you decided to argue without knowing why, if I'm being honest. Because you said this: "An ebook has zero cost of distribution and no
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Considering its all over the internet? It would seem the issue is not with the website per se then is it?
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>> Everyone who is debating the homophobia of the baby is projecting. The gay men in the video were saying this about the baby. If its a joke? Then its a really sad one when people are filming their cringeworthy interactions with a ne
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>> An ebook has zero cost of distribution and no middlemen. 100% incorrect. ebooks still: - Have to be edited, proof read and formatted properly. - Have to have a cover design. - Unless you're distributing on your own website (wh
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6mo ago
THIS administration? As if we just arrived here in 2024?
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>> But 30,000 in a day The number was given over two days, not one. The protests were in over 200 cities with 5 million+ participants, WE KNOW they fired live rounds this is undeniable if you only had 200 deaths per city you would rea
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6mo ago
I work for a huge company and we've just gotten access to Claude Code and now all the AI folks are pushing super hard to get EIS to open up so they can start using OpenClaw with Claude. I'm the "internally screaming" mem
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When I was in automation a decade ago, they keep telling us to never tell people this is going to replace them. What you tell them is it will allow their teams to finally focus on what really matters. Instead of working on all these repet
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The most well known writers (this is their term, few if any graffiti writers I know refer to themselves as artists) are actually the ones who paint trains, not in metro areas. Yes, writers do paint all over metro areas, but that gets buffed
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A) Ephesians is not found in the Old Testament; it is a letter written by the Apostle Paul in the New Testament. It addresses themes of grace, unity, and the church's role in God's plan, which are not specifically covered in the O
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>> I believe that the larger bubble of political lies popping is much more interesting to think about. Does this mean that politics will finally get out of everything and give me back my sports that will be free of the constant politi
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I had Ubuntu Touch installed on an older OnePlus phone. It did everything, but they haven't figured out how to work with VoLTE. I considered just saying "screw it" and using it anyways, but then remembered that my Mum calls t
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> An engineer at Ford isn’t developing cars that actively harms passengers. Maybe not at Ford? https://www.popsci.com/technology/tesla-lock-issue/ Firefighters recently resorted to breaking a Tesla’s window to
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This was also back when you could walk into the library and get the email credentials of a random professor and then use it to hide behind when you took down a network of another in state university because an engineering professor didn
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1y ago
You're both right, but were thinking in different terms: As of 2025, advertising is responsible for approximately 21.9% of the total U.S. economic output, according to a study by S&P Global Market Intelligence commissioned by The A
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>> You can't and the correct response is a total lack of trust by default because that's the easiest way to protect yourself. This has slowly eaten away at the idea that we used to live in a high trust society that has now c
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1y ago
Or to Robert Deniro's
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When I was in anthropology, many of the cultures I studied had very vague concepts of time (sunrise/sunset, passage of stars and constellations, different seasons). One of my professors spent two weeks about how time was a Western cons
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This is why I only buy from the farms I know and trust. There's two families I know who sell at smaller markets in the city and one farm that is close enough to my house I go directly to their farm where they have a small setup where a
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Archive with English translation: https://archive.ph/UKEmz
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Reminds me of urban legends and it feels like the meme culture has replaced a lot of what urban legends used to communicate.
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My weekly routine now consists of going to local farmer's market and buying stuff from farms I trust. Going to local butchers to get grass fed, naturally raised meats. Then off to the local grocery store to get whatever else I need tha
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Back in 2015, Wired did an article about the Nuclear Bunker that holds some of Hollywood's oldest films and TV Shows: If the film is rare, highly flammable, and was made before 1951, there's a good chance it'll end up on Geo
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Nope, you're spot on. AI deals continued to dominate venture funding during the third quarter. AI companies raised $19 billion in Q3, according to Crunchbase data. That figure represents 28% of all venture funding. The fourth quarte
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