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481.
by c22 2y ago
The knock knock joke (no. 5) was a decent attempt.
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by c22 2y ago
On my touch-based device a long-press seems to work the same as a hover.
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by c22 2y ago
We were starting to blow our household/toiletries budget every month so we found another brand we all agreed on that's a little lower quality but has more sheets per roll and we started landing in budget again. I didn't do a
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by c22 2y ago
Laws already attempt to encode intent through technical word choices, scoped definitions, and careful construction. Judges and lawyers attempt to discern the intent by careful reading and logical deconstruction. When the lawmakers and judic
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by c22 2y ago
My solution: Every year we identify the wealthiest individual and liquidate their assets to redistribute through UBI. To be honest, they likely have the network and skill set to immediately bounce back and this policy only impacts a single
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by c22 2y ago
It sounds like you always vote for the status quo.
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by c22 2y ago
I appreciate the concern voiced by you and sibling comment! I failed to mention that I do use a dedicated dishwasher in my garage for this purpose! (And occasionally washing other shop-things). I also have two toaster ovens, a microwave,
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by c22 2y ago
I often run my (PCB) boards through the dishwasher after soldering components to them. To clean off any flux that might be on them.
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by c22 2y ago
You'll have to just to send your reply!
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by c22 2y ago
Assuming both devices index the palette identically then accidentally pressing the button on the keyboard once should only require a single click on the mouse to make them match again.
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by c22 2y ago
The ransom is the 8 dollar a month subscription that turns the ads off.
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by c22 2y ago
"It was as he suspected: in a rigid hierarchy, nobody questions orders that seem to come from above, and those at the very top are so isolated from the actual work situation that they never see what is going on below. It was the chain
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by c22 2y ago
Worked for me.
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by c22 2y ago
According to all the comments I'm replying to here there's no difference and it's everybody because the people wasting their time aren't making shoes.
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by c22 2y ago
I've seen a private company spend thousands of dollars developing a website and then not even launch it. Bad decisions exist across the entire human experience, public and private.
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by c22 2y ago
Why is government spending a black hole of productivity? Does it not result in "stuff"?
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by c22 2y ago
Maybe it's cheaper or has health benefits?
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by c22 2y ago
I must be the real sucker. I've stood in line at the cafe just to get steamed milk!
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by c22 2y ago
What non-monetary risks of distribution does copyright hedge against? I can see risks of distribution like potential liability risks, but copyright doesn't seem to protect against this. I can understand how things like the GPL leverage
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by c22 2y ago
Yes they can, and historically they have. The places where this doesn't happen are places where most people have decided that these traits don't matter that much.
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by c22 2y ago
Wtf? If all of your neighbors don't like the smell of meat they absolutely can tell you not to cook it. That's what democracy is. Don't like it? Be a king.
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by c22 2y ago
Yes. Earning money is the only argument anyone's been able to make for why we should respect IP as a society, and even that argument is a bit of a stretch.
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by c22 2y ago
"So, this is about a lot more than cigarette butts, and the researchers suggest a variety of other potential use cases, including spraying weeds in crop fields, inspecting cracks in infrastructure, and placing nails and rivets during c
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by c22 2y ago
If you're going to start holding companies accountable for wasting people's time then AT&T has a lot more to answer for than this one little event.
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by c22 2y ago
That's okay. In my experience every time some place secedes they always want to redesign the website anyway.
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by c22 2y ago
A large fraction of jobs that can't be done remotely are shift work where shifts are distributed all around the day.
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by c22 2y ago
Perhaps not, but truly secure randomness is much harder. If someone else can measure the same thing you're measuring then it doesn't matter if it's random. If they can influence what you're measuring that's even wor
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by c22 2y ago
Sounds about like how I felt during my early thirties as well. But whether it's AOL and MSN, Orkut and Myspace, or Facebook and Tiktok, platforms come and go yet the internet persists.
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by c22 2y ago
Sometimes you need to move a cup for non-drinking purposes.
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by c22 2y ago
This is a good point. Do Waymo cars ever use their horn?

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