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by chomp 2y ago
They already did, they’re just deciding on what exactly to use. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/us-age...
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by chomp 2y ago
Boy do I have to warn you about The Onion’s content then. Also if you think being partisan is the lowest bar instead of “report the truth” or “be accurate and fair” then that tells me enough already about your values.
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by chomp 2y ago
Ben Collins, the guy who got suspended from MSNBC for criticizing Elon Musk too hard? Upset Nate Silver because he criticized him too hard? Upset Matt Taibbi for making fun of him for doing PR work for a billionaire? I think he’s perfect fo
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by chomp 2y ago
This doesn't look like it's part of any sort of standard, I'm assuming this is another case of Google channeling their inner Internet Explorer.
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by chomp 2y ago
> Responding to a post on X, Google search liaison Danny Sullivan said users not only like seeing "forum content" but that they "proactively seek it out." Nothing cures my imposter syndrome more than seeing so many Go
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by chomp 2y ago
Don’t muddle terms, cash for clunkers specifically ended in 2009. Cite the Californian program if you’re referring to that.
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by chomp 2y ago
I think you’re going to be surprised at how difficult it is to avoid iodized salt, whereas avoiding fluoridated water is as simple as buying a carbon or reverse osmosis filter (or buying filtered water).
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by chomp 2y ago
No one said they were wrong, they just lobbed a grenade to end the conversation.
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by chomp 2y ago
Declared stability and call to action; linking to an announcement is usually fine.
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by chomp 2y ago
In firefox debugger, right click the main chunk and add a script override for it, open it locally, set speedFactor to 10000, save, and reload the page. That should cure your need for speed.
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by chomp 3y ago
Pretty big nothing burger, nothing here is really surprising.
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by chomp 3y ago
Lance Ulanoff needs to find someone to sit him down and explain monopolies and antitrust to him, and then reread the DoJ filing. There’s so many inaccuracies in this article, if I were to enumerate them, I’d be rewriting his article. > i
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by chomp 3y ago
I’m pretty sure that would only help the mid-upper classes that can afford the nest egg to take a sabbatical like that. Exercise and eating healthy (read: cooking) in our modern society requires leisure time, which has mostly been eradicate
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by chomp 3y ago
I don’t understand why people have their pants in a wad about Toyotas hybrid strategy. Their hybrids are great, go buy a EV, that’s why we have a market.
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by chomp 3y ago
So when can we expect 8.5 billion in stock buybacks?
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by chomp 3y ago
There’s actually less specialized parts these days, that’s what put Lego in trouble in the 90s, I think what GP commenter was referring to is a ton of the studs and cylinders and 1x1 diagonal parts that Lego includes, that are “fluff”. Thes
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by chomp 3y ago
Thank god, .tk caused so many headaches for us, truly a cesspit of a tld. The rate of fraud and abuse on our platform was staggeringly high from it, it was close 99%.
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by chomp 3y ago
> So, if you are in the USA, but your website is serving cookies / collecting logs for the visitors, and one of your visitors is in the EU, you must comply with GDPR. You need to heavily asterisk this because this is not true in all
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by chomp 3y ago
As far as I can tell, this person’s qualifications are that he has a substack newsletter. His thread omits a lot of information on this topic, and he winds up concluding with a ad plugging a company he’s affiliated with. I’m beyond words.
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by chomp 3y ago
No, they need DMs. They have embedded videos, autoplaying videos and gifs are tacky.
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by chomp 3y ago
I don’t disagree that children need to engage in risky behavior, but the claim that it needs to be unsupervised and then viewing it through the lens of yesteryear is a combination of survivor bias and nostalgia. Children pre-1990s were also
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by chomp 3y ago
"Pay for what you use" is an arbitrary billing rule? Come on now. OP was ignorant, and got tossed a lifeline. Also “just make everything zero dollars bro” is a ridiculous proposition.
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by chomp 3y ago
Because coffee beans
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by chomp 3y ago
> not run by corporate entities > webserver, llc
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by chomp 3y ago
Not a surprise to anyone on this site or who has a regular access to a pediatrician, but lots of juice manufacturers play up the “100% all natural non-gmo organic pure apples” thing and updress their product to distance themselves from arti
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by chomp 3y ago
Your handle can be your personal domain or any domain also.
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by chomp 3y ago
I also have this question. The core bits of the DMA is only like 6 pages of rules, and none of them mention what a gate keeper is allowed to charge. Which is likely intentional, because the DMA mentions fee caps (free of charge) in some of
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by chomp 3y ago
I “built” my own, got an L shaped VIVO desk frame from Amazon and then a butcher block slab from Lowe’s. L shaped standing desk for a fraction of the cost.
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by chomp 3y ago
I’ve ran Ceph in my home lab since Jewel (~8 years ago). Currently up to 70TB storage on a single node. Have been pretty successful vertically scaling, but will have to add a 2nd node here in a bit. Ceph isn’t the fastest, but it’s incredib
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by chomp 3y ago
Haha you’re not lying https://m.slashdot.org/story/133608 > Since the iPad's initial introduction back in January, many of us still wonder why we should drop hundreds of dollars for what is termed as a large iP

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