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Cast iron? My eggs slide around great every time, and I scrub it with Dawn and a sponge after every cook (it is a myth that you cannot do this)
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I don’t buy this. Bluesky serves me multiple feeds with no politics in them. I have a game dev art feed, art, gardening, none of these have politics. I think the more likely answer is that politics is more likely to cause doom scrolling, an
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I have no use for a weak willed news product. Endorse Trump, Kamala, or a third party, but if your tagline is “democracy dies in darkness” and you’re embracing that slogan in the opposite direction, I’m just going to cancel.
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2y ago
Mike Masnick is a treasure. He posts on Bluesky here: https://bsky.app/profile/mmasnick.bsky.social
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2y ago
Can cigarettes be blamed for a lung cancer death?
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Used a search engine. First result: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/08/16/california-created-nearly-... Please explain.
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2y ago
I’m struggling with the exaggeration of calling mineralization as “mass medication”. Would you refer to remineralization of anything out of e.g. a desalination plant “mass medication”?
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2y ago
There’s two types of electronics you’re referring to. There’s incidental radiators, like electric motors, switching power supplies, etc that the FCC understands that RF will be generated from, and they ask that these devices merely minimize
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I’ve worked with Matt’s team while I was in the hosting industry- Matt has always cared very deeply about it being called WordPress. I’ve written recursive web crawlers to alert us on miscapitaizations for this specific issue, even 10 years
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If you don’t understand, then stay and enjoy twitter. There’s now more good fit competitors for everybody- you don’t have to like the same things other people like. I happen to enjoy Bluesky more than its competitors. Twitter’s vibe shifte
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“WP” is not at dispute here.
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There’s an HEB and a Kroger within 1 minute from each other where I live. On the day before thanksgiving, people will be parking in grass medians to go to HEB, and the Kroger lot will be mostly empty; people seem to avoid it here. I often j
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Yes it does and I can tell that you have never been piled on by followers of large accounts. Blocks aren’t perfect but they make a huge difference.
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Why you trying to run interference for this article? A book ban can take many forms, it can be diminished access, it can be explicit removal, it can be shuffled to a back room to make room for other content. What is common though, is admini
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I thought the same thing as soon as they wrote the statement about the value of the market being $50B. That private equity is remarking on its market size means they are definitely sizing up how to squeeze it. A16z has no shame and it shows
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Currently in the middle of an EKS to on-prem OKD migration for a large company. It’s definitely happening- on prem with negotiated power/connectivity contracts, datacenter space, and hardware is a fraction of the cost of AWS at a certa
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And yet, I have Facebook posts that will be 20 years old next year. The attitude that “I’m distrusting of social media, therefore this major adoption blocker is fine as it exists” is why only techies have managed to adopt Mastodon, and is w
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Individually productive, 100% no argument there from me, people work better and quicker at home. Collaboratively productive… remains to be understood. We need a collaborative tech breakthrough to push remote productivity forward. AWS Chime
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So do non 501c3s mean nothing now? (I guess you could argue that they never meant much?) Is bootstrapping as a nonprofit intended to reduce tax burden? What’s the point of being a non-profit?
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Noteworthy yes, unmaintained no.
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Are we really at the point where last commit less than two months ago means something is unmaintained?
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Concept cars fit into two buckets: proofs of concept like this one that are showing off the tech itself, and the externals are a means to an end. You don’t waste a bunch of money hiring your Giorgetto Giugiaros of the world when you’re pitc
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Honest answer, probably because it’s a YouTube video, convention in the past used to be to tag it as a video in the title, but people don’t seem to do that anymore.
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I don’t think this post is accurate, there were multiple problems with the 360 design, it wasn’t capacitors. The towel trick warped the board and sometimes it worked and most of the time you wound up with a warped board and a system that co
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Why? Waiting around for Elon to footgun himself seems like an inevitability rather than a gift.
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You linked to Elon’s alt account, not exactly an unbiased source. Fact of the matter remains that operating in places with less free speech means that you have to submit to their less free speech. Old Twitter knew this, and so do other soci
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Okay, use X then, I don’t understand your problem here. The rest of us are going to choose platforms where we don’t have to be neighborly with phrenology enthusiasts. The internet has something for everybody, just pick the social media you
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*killed, not kill. This happened in 2014 and came to light as a part of a current multibillion dollar DoJ lawsuit against United Healthcare.
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Your response is a non sequitur; adding on to GP’s comment, countless people have left voluntarily and are easily findable on mastodon and bluesky, refuting GGP’s comment.
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Works for free speech absolutist Elon Musk?
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