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by criddell 1mo ago
No. If you are genuinely curious, here are the original ten principles of Burning Man that were established when the event was still in San Francisco: https://burningman.org/about-us/10-principles/
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by criddell 1mo ago
I'm using the scroll wheel as well (Logitech Anywhere MX) and it seems like it scrolls like any other site. If I spin the wheel it zips to the bottom of the page in under a second.
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by criddell 1mo ago
What OS/browser are you using? I'm using Chrome on Windows and it scrolls normally.
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by criddell 1mo ago
I don’t entirely blame the government. They are only doing what they were elected to do.
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by criddell 2mo ago
Lots of people understand the problem and even then it's hard to get them to care because the personal harm vs utility balance is so uneven. If I drive my car around today I contribute an infinitesimally small amount to the climate cha
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by criddell 2mo ago
The consequences may include the loss of: • Bank accounts and payment processing. • U.S.-linked donations and fundraising services. • Hosting, cloud infrastructure and upstream network services. • Domain registration and related t
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by criddell 2mo ago
I thought Gore's road show was pretty good. It certainly changed how I thought about climate change, but I can understand your argument. Probably the last person who was able to effect big positive change was Nixon.
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by criddell 2mo ago
Which is why it's a bummer that the last good communicator on the topic was probably Al Gore. Lots of great science that I'm happy to see done, but there's nobody out there doing a very good job of making people care.
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by criddell 2mo ago
The very first line of the bug report: > This is a bug found with our fuzzer: https://github.com/daedalus/fuzzer/
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by criddell 2mo ago
It's really difficult to collect any judgement in China. https://www.internationaldisputeresolutionlaw.com/2025/06/en... I can't find the source right now, but I believe punitive damages are excluded. So
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by criddell 2mo ago
I don't think it's possible to create a Linux machine with no volunteer-built software on it.
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by criddell 2mo ago
I read it recently and I suspect Pollan's budget was probably quite a bit more than OP's. He hired an architect to design it, had custom windows designed and built, and hired local construction people to help him with the build. I
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by criddell 2mo ago
I only log in to X a couple times a month, but the only type of Grok post I've ever seen is somebody retweeting a post and adding something like "grok, is this true?".
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by criddell 2mo ago
Bluesky is shrinking. https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/11/blueskys-active-user-base-...
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by criddell 2mo ago
Sure, but this thread started with somebody pointing out that these computer prices are in line with Mac SE/30 prices. I'm just carrying that over to cover storage and it's even more amazing how much we get for so little mone
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by criddell 2mo ago
I think everybody (except maybe some unethical employers) want to see employees paid a fair and livable wage for their work. Everybody has different ways of expressing gratitude. That bus driver may be well paid and just doing their job, bu
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by criddell 2mo ago
Considering hard drives were $10k / GB in the Mac SE/30 days, that feels like a bargain too.
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by criddell 2mo ago
There are places I go to that only accept credit or debit cards. No cash or cheques.
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by criddell 2mo ago
How generous are credit card rewards in the EU?
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by criddell 2mo ago
I just thought it was interesting to consider how blood pressure might be related to gravity.
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by criddell 2mo ago
I hate that some workers depend on tips and that creates an obligation on me, but I do like to tip because I know how great it feels to get one. At work I sometimes get a bonus and what’s that if not a tip? I benefit too. It’s a way for me
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by criddell 2mo ago
> This is literally going to kill millions. Somebody (maybe Stalin) once said something like one death is a tragedy, a million is a statistic . A disaster on the scale of millions of deaths doesn't register in a lot of people'
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by criddell 2mo ago
When you say weight, do you really mean obesity? And if you are talking about weight, is it likely that people who live in low gravity environments will have fewer hypertension problems?
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by criddell 2mo ago
What was the device? Somebody experiencing the same problem might appreciate the tip.
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by criddell 2mo ago
Maybe they are worried about claims of contributory infringement?
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by criddell 2mo ago
Do you think prolonged sitting might help ward off alzheimer's?
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by criddell 2mo ago
Do you send them as your business or as yourself? If it's the latter, then I would consider forming a business to take on the risk. That's not free either, but think of it as insurance.
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by criddell 2mo ago
The also have an abnormally short lifespan of something like 67 years. I wonder if the two are related?
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by criddell 2mo ago
Sometimes the majority of the suffering is had by the people around the dementia patient.
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by criddell 2mo ago
From a medical perspective, what's the point of the initial test or the workup though? Is it just to check a box? If it comes back positive you will be told to exercise, eat well, take sleep seriously, and manage cholesterol. If it com

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