boring_twenties

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91.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Some cars can reliably keep themselves on the road nowadays.
92.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
They don't feel convenient because we grew up on them, they feel convenient because your alternative is obviously and extremely inconvenient.
93.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
That is incorrect. I am never logged into Google when browsing the web, and I see this goddamn popup on almost every website I visit. It looks slightly different than the one in your link, but no less annoying: https://i.imgur.co
94.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Why?
95.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Except now you have to be logged in to a google account in order for that setting to work...
96.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
More convenient for the restaurant, less convenient for the customer. This defeats the whole purpose of a restaurant, which is to be convenient. If I wanted to be inconvenienced I would just buy groceries and cook them at home.
97.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
It's hard enough finding a quality mate; and you want to add open-source fanatic to the list of requirements?
98.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
> France has won support for the carve out, which is justified as “essential to strike a fair balance between the need to protect the confidentiality of journalists’ sources and the need to protect citizens and the state against serious
99.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
So that's at least two things between them and the boat, then
100.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Only those near a coast, actually
101.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
40/m. In my metro of 2.9m people, I see two profiles, each with a different picture of the same person and an almost identical generic one-liner for a bio. I changed my location to NYC and now get a whopping three results, all obviousl
102.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Which stablecoin doesn't allow anyone to freeze your funds? USDT and USDC both certainly do.
103.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
There was no backdoor involved in the DAO Ethereum rollback, it was done by network consensus
104.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
> Hisashi Ouchi That was a punishing read
105.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
In the nightmare scenario proposed by GP, of everyone's medical records being open to the public, I would simply stop consuming all medical services. So no.
106.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
How much slower does medical research move than it would if experiments on live human beings were permitted?
107.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
> upside is just so much larger than the harms Or more importantly, the harms are to me, and the upsides are to you, so who cares?
108.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
I think it's totally fair. This is what the stock is worth today, and this is what they need to offer you in total USD. Why on earth should you accept a lower offer just because their stock is lower? And what a thing to have your own m
109.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Gambling and drugs represent a ton of value, though.
110.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Hybrid, even if it were one day a week, removes the #1 advantage of fully remote work, which is being able to live anywhere you want.
111.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
I am using a FOSS app that cannot charge me. I would probably pay $2-3/mo for my own personal API key. Or, I guess I could just not use reddit ...
112.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
OK, that's a terrible question? Do you want to know literally everything there is to know about it? Any one random thing?
113.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Remove and/or break existing features, mostly. To their credit, they do occasionally introduce highly annoying anti-features with no way to work around them.
114.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
The price regularly moves more than 2.5% on no news at all. This move isn't sharp, it's negligible.
115.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
It seems to be very obviously false from my POV. Excluding people who are technical, whether by hobby or profession, everyone I know between 35 and 50 or so at least loosely understands things like the difference between a website and a loc
116.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
That's not a question
117.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
It's down ~2.5% to a level last seen ... a week ago. That is not "sharply" by any stretch of the imagination.
118.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
Easy. Power down the phone first.
119.
by boring_twenties 3y ago
No, your solution works correctly in both of those cases. My issue with it is that it spawns a separate `ls` subprocess for each file, whereas mine will do it the minimum number of times.
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by boring_twenties 3y ago
Those all work in bash too, I believe they come from csh

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