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by bingidingi 5y ago
That's an augmented reality sandbox! You can make one yourself: https://arsandbox.ucdavis.edu/
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by bingidingi 5y ago
sometimes i’d just go to blockbuster and laugh at the garbage premises that made it to the shelves and the terrible box art
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by bingidingi 5y ago
to be fair a lot of the “making fun” was self-inflicted
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by bingidingi 5y ago
these devices are nearly 10 years old
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Oh right, business never causes problems… thanks for clearing that up, silly me. Cool that social media companies invented CPUs, I had no idea.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
We should probably start to consider that business might be the problem.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
and of course conservatives ignore this entirely and blame these cities for creating homeless problems… quite a scheme
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I’m convinced that it’s intentional to push sign up and reduce anonymous bandwidth
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by bingidingi 5y ago
this also happens in other major cities like NYC, Boston, etc… most of the local homeless are from small cities and towns and go to the city because they hear it’s better… and it is, because many small cities have next to no services for th
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I would be happy to pay more taxes. I’d pay more on taxes than I currently do in insurance premiums to get everyone healthcare (though it seems likely I’d end up paying less).
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I used to work for someone who owns hundreds of rental properties in my city (slumlord is apt)… he had trees cut down as he acquired properties to reduce financial risk. He once confided his thoughts on the matter to me: “I hate fuckin tree
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by bingidingi 5y ago
that’s 3-5 years of some people not getting absolutely crushed by medical bills… which is still a huge win. Why is the “it will change in 4 years“ argument so popular these days?
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by bingidingi 5y ago
with cloud services: !supported = doesn’t work
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I’ve had my IP cameras installed for 8 years already, they still work fine
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Here's one example: I've called my congressman to complain about his support for the Taxpayer First Act (which enables Intuit), his campaign received $16k from Intuit and H&R block. They spent a combined $6 million or so on lo
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by bingidingi 5y ago
i reckon people hate filling out tax forms by hand more than turbotax… and within good reason, even if you’re educated it can be frustrating to simply read tax regulations (which turbotax translates to simple english), and there’s a lot of
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Even if you aren’t interested in the product, if you have a passing interest in product design and manufacturing check out their other blog posts. This is by far the best kickstarter I’ve ever backed in terms of update details.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Ok but why not sell it at cost and really shake things up and save lives?
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Choosing to profit off of it is choosing to let some people die if they can’t afford it. Doesn’t seem like a clearly good thing to me.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
most people couldn’t name a web browser
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I felt the same for a while too, but then I met someone that happened to work for child services. These are some caring and empathetic people working for peanuts and they aren’t really treated well by anyone, management and clients alike. T
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by bingidingi 5y ago
The content is pretty much the same if you log in. Google doesn’t seem to care in instances like this, I’ve worked on multiple very large sites that do the exact same thing (further in so e instances: present a JS app to users and a faste
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Many people simply don’t know about them! I grew up poor and the amount of work that goes into finding and using some services is ridiculous. We bought a house using some assistance programs and at a couple points were speeding across the c
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Fast pages are good for the web generally, but Google treats the entire internet like pages of search results and this can punish some people who aren’t building search results. There are lots and lots of good experiences on the web that ar
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I could be wrong but isn’t this prioritizing content that cites sources? that seems like it could be valuable, we’re being crushed under waves of information that is utterly unreliable (which is a method of disinfo, intentional or not) and
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by bingidingi 5y ago
If bitcoin is primarily mined with hydroelectric power in china… isn’t that increasing the demand for power? wouldn’t that energy end up used or sold elsewhere if not consumed by bitcoin?
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Sure, but this isn't an article about the mental health issues faced by trans people, it's an article about mental illness' role on the internet that uses DID, BPD, and trans people as the primary example of mental illness.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
I'm not saying it can't or shouldn't be discussed, but the author was so conscious of the correlations made in the article that they felt the need to literally write that they're not trying to make those correlations.
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by bingidingi 5y ago
>About 70% of DID patients are also diagnosed with BPD, and the two conditions are often considered part of the same spectrum. >I’m certainly not saying that all trans people have personality disorders or that being trans is a mental
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by bingidingi 5y ago
Running a music venue isn't a violent crime either, but if I'm failing to moderate and protect the space my business and its customers operate in... I won't have a business for long. My point is that their excuse of "the

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