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2y ago
That fact alone doesn't make it into an investment vehicle. There's a set of circumstances that make it so. Low interest rates, being able to use leverage (borrow money, buy a house then rent it out), and higher-than-inflation pri
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2y ago
Important for what reason?
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3y ago
I don't know about other colleges, but when I teach my students inheritance, I tell them right away that it's a pretty bad idea. And that they will learn better ways in the next semester.
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3y ago
> I don't know what the author of the article is drinking I think that's a bit harsh. The author runs a successful podcast, for a number of years now. I value his opinion, he usually backs up his opinion with numbers. I do symp
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3y ago
> It seems like a reasonable thing to want to do This was actually a routine thing to do, under iOS and macOS, with the transition from HFS to APFS.
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3y ago
I find it hard to comprehend why people feel they're married to Chrome.
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Amazing huh? Me and my daughter finished this Dutch bedtime story book, and we wrote the artist to to tell him how much we liked his work. We actually received a heartwarming reply back, in which he gracefully accepted the compliment, and w
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3y ago
> modern C ijbol Can you clarify what this is?
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3y ago
I'd love a random dungeon generator that includes multiple plateaus inside one room. For example, a dungeon with a waterfall or a tree. Whenever I'd run an adventure, my players would often try me out, and open a door of some sort
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3y ago
I bet the Vision Pro will get too heavy unless your work days are somewhat short. And that’s beside the battery, which you’ll either need to swap every now and then, or replace with a (wall port) power supply.
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3y ago
And then marvel at how many people it took, to work on the RPG manual. I've been the DM for a Forgotten Realms campaign and wow, is that a lot of material.
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3y ago
> a popular defunding of companies that can’t responsibly deliver products from the demand side, and “the system” doesn’t want you to know that’s how to change it It seems much more logical to start driving electric, IMHO.
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3y ago
This. Google for Trangia. Great stuff, very light and compact.
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3y ago
Which one did you drive?
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3y ago
Only Tesla does that.
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3y ago
Be very careful about Dell docking stations. It's not always clear whether they're based on DisplayLink or real Thunderbolt/USB-C. The problem with DisplayLink is that a) you need a driver and b) after installing the driver,
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3y ago
What's buggy about them? They've been pretty good to me.
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3y ago
My ten year old gets an hour or so per day. On weekends, an hour after lunch, and another hour in the evening. But if she’s deep into some game, she gets half an hour extra. I spend far, far more time on my laptop and Xbox. These limits for
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3y ago
Personally I don't let Safari store anything, so there's nothing to sync, even if it was turned on without my consent.
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3y ago
In the second or the third movie about Bilbo, this is revealed a bit, when the Elven king is ranting against this or that. During talking, he "drops" his magic a bit, and you can see that underneath magical makeup, he's sever
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3y ago
Yeah, I also use it for that. I've asked people the question, "can you click your ears"? Of course, they don't understand me, because it's such a vague question. I started asking, "can you relieve your ear pres
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3y ago
You don’t need to disable SIP
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3y ago
So you manually type over the password when you need to log into something on your mobile phone?
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Yeah, I didn’t get that either.
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It would not surprise me if the original practical application is long gone, but it's now used to fingerprint browsers for ad serving purposes.
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3y ago
That's quite amazing. How thick is it? For metric folks, that's more than 15 meters!
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3y ago
>should include a timestamp. In fact, this extends to almost anything online and even offline. This was one of the ideas in the General Semantics philisophy. You don't much hear about it nowadays, it's a pre-war thing. One of t
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3y ago
My suspicion is that this is security related. I'm on the lookout for a brand-name quality Thunderbolt-capable cable with an LCD showing current power.
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3y ago
I really dislike these kinds of comments. You don't give any example, but you say "always painful"? Literally always? What exactly broke for you in the last three updates?
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3y ago
It renders fine for me. Latest macOS, latest FireFox. Do you have funky extensions installed?
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