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by codyb 5y ago
Cause that's what I want to do with my free time... install plugins operated by... who knows... to filter out the blatant racism I don't even have to see if I just don't use the website. But... I don't use social media,
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by codyb 5y ago
My favorite part of Apple Music has been the ability to share playlists through iMessage to my friends and family although I don't do that enough. Then, I love the Essentials playlists, basically, if you search for any large enough art
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, the idea this is some concerted effort to sell more iCloud storage is kind of funny to me. I'd love to see those discussions - "The OKR was to sell more iCloud storage so the Music team added half a meg of junk to every song
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by codyb 5y ago
The Rocket Pass is a pretty sweet deal if you play a fair amount. I think it's 10 bucks and you can earn enough credits to get the next season's Rocket Pass. I don't really muss with my car too much anymore, instead I just cl
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by codyb 5y ago
Huh? The vaccine passports didn't seem to be much of an infrastructure? It was a voluntary opt in QR code with pencil and paper back ups that's already disappearing? They seemed purely convenience focused to me. Are you this conce
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by codyb 5y ago
Either pencil and paper or ViM... things with buttons never go well for me! :-)
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by codyb 5y ago
No, look I’m as happy as the next guy all the mandates are going away but I would be extremely opposed to the social status thing. Just because someone is willing to wear a mask or get vaccinated during a pandemic does not mean they would b
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by codyb 5y ago
I didn’t vote on your post at all, although I will say I didn’t think you were agreeing with me. Anyways! I don’t think talking about voting is encouraged, bowing out :-)
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by codyb 5y ago
Hmm… those first four seem to be small asks of the citizen for a common good (whether or not you agree that fighting climate change or wearing masks is a common good is a bit irrelevant, the framers of such asks would believe so), where as
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by codyb 5y ago
I know, I dunno why I took the comment seriously, the wink should have tipped me off :-)
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, it is. We walk by it and move on with our lives and then it gets picked up by decently paid garbage men. The buildings are 30, 40, 50 stories tall… do you think trash disposal is magic?
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by codyb 5y ago
Except, like I said… I just don’t really notice those things that much, and if your description is so tainted by that stuff that you remember that instead of walks in the parks; nights of omikasa sushi; basketball, football, and baseball ga
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, GP seems like it really bothers them (which is okay, we all value different things) but I love living in NYC. I’m always going to new events, parks, restaurants, museums. Transportation’s extensive, cheap, and quick for the most part.
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by codyb 5y ago
Outlines are fantastic! I generally do a map of ideas I’d like to touch on, then organize into a sequential list which flows well, then expand out into a document.
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by codyb 5y ago
Precision and brevity are my guides for code comments after a careful ux analysis of comment encounters in code. Anything that makes me pause while reading code or a comment is something I’ll strive in a timeboxed manner to simplify. It’s n
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by codyb 5y ago
Oh man, that Geto Boys song is great, haven’t listened in ages and could hear it right away
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by codyb 5y ago
They used to? At least Rocket League had them for a long time. Unsure how long after Epic purchased it they had them though.
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by codyb 5y ago
Don’t gamers spend tons of money on gaming PCs? Also, might be cheaper a couple years down the line.
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by codyb 5y ago
Apple’s been fairly cost competitive for a while now. That’s an old trope, lots of their new stuff is similarly priced or in some cases cheaper than their competitors. Given the longevity and resale value, they make great machines.
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by codyb 5y ago
Every time this happens the number of people who actually use the new payment channel seems to be very few.
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by codyb 5y ago
I’d fight to protect my family and friends from a foreign invasion. Sounds better than running.
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by codyb 5y ago
No one in NATO has been invaded, so… isn’t that pretty much the desired outcome for our military? It’s a damn shame what’s happening in Ukraine and I am certainly donating to relief efforts and rooting them on and feeling heartbroken watchi
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by codyb 5y ago
When I’m at the lower end of my weight range, about 155lbs at 6’2” tall, I’m definitely like this. When I’m at the upper end, about 170, it’s a lot better. I think I’m basically just, close to that line by default, so not eating can really
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by codyb 5y ago
I've been doing the World News at 6:30PM with Brian Muir on whatever channel 7-1 is on my antenna, the NYTime's morning newsletter, and then I read the print New Yorker. Then I come on HackerNews sometimes, but have dropped all so
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by codyb 5y ago
Huh, inn mate? Never noticed that. Neat.
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by codyb 5y ago
I’d imagine almost all games do? Most courts and pitches require a decent amount of maintenance.
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by codyb 5y ago
Hahaha, I’ve been slipping “embarrassment of riches” into conversations ever since I first saw it on my favorite band’s forum. The boys would definitely approve
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by codyb 5y ago
If you read the three articles it appears when the Roman Empire was strongest it was more peaceful for those within its borders (50 million people stretching from North Africa up through Europe and East through the Balkans) than it was befo
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by codyb 5y ago
My degree is in Computer Engineering :-)
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea, this is pretty much my experience. Just kinda… don’t really see them even when they’re there. Still use ad blockers a lot of the time but that’s cause of the insidious tracking not cause I’m against advertising as a concept.

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