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by cruano 3y ago
This completely depends on your use-case, but I've personally found that the edit and re-send [1] features of Firefox are enough for my purposes most of the time. [1] https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/devtools-use
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by cruano 3y ago
The Spotify spam _is_ already atrocious and unmanageable. If anything, it might get a little bit more creative instead of people just publishing the same samples from Splice everywhere.
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by cruano 3y ago
I think that's just GDPR? > The requirement to offer a 'Reject All' button next to an 'Accept All' button follows indirectly from the consent requirements in the GDPR; consent must be as easy to revoke as it is t
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by cruano 3y ago
It is a good startup idea, a great one even... if the year was 1998 and PayPal and similar didn't exist.
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by cruano 3y ago
> And the model where some patrons receive a reward encourages transactionalism and disappointed patrons when they don't get the reward they expected. More than that, I don't think Patreons will ever be able to compete in a wor
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by cruano 3y ago
My anecdata is that my late-twenties felt way slower than my early-twenties, mostly because I switched from a 9-5 office job to a remote job that allowed me to slow travel. I spent a month in Rome and I remember most days and definitely rem
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by cruano 3y ago
It's a bit ironic how you answer your own "question", but yeah. It's not glued to your face, you can choose to wear it only when you feel like you need it. If you only use it for 1 hour a day that's good for you. I&
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by cruano 3y ago
Do you work non-stop for 8h/day? no video calls ? no lunch? You'd probably only use it for focused work, i.e. when you actually need more than one screen.
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by cruano 3y ago
> to the beach I think it's pretty clear that "the beach" here means your hotel room/airbnb. You wouldn't usually travel with your monitors, so you'd be stuck with your 14" screen. That's the use c
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by cruano 3y ago
> The major industries don't just pollute for the sake of it, they respond to demand for which we individually share a part of the blame. It seems to me like one could use the same argument regarding slave labor, but somehow we mana
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by cruano 3y ago
There's also hexo [1]. I saw that on Matt Klein's website [2] and the theme looked pretty clean. [1] https://hexo.io [2] https://mattklein123.dev/2020/03/08/2020-03-07-new-website/
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by cruano 3y ago
Have you considered monitor arms to just kinda chuck your monitors out of the way after you are done using them ? I'm on the same boat as you, but ended up just getting a long table so I can move to the empty side when I need it.
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by cruano 3y ago
"Yeah, the best content is on twitter, you have everything from links to Medium to links to personal websites, sometimes there's even screenshots of them!"
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by cruano 3y ago
Unrelated, but I just realized the horse is not in fact called "horse" like it is in Italian/Spanish.
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by cruano 3y ago
> The app could bypass your phone's privacy protections iOS != App Store
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by cruano 3y ago
> which is an outlier's outlier relative to the history of the species So is living in houses
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by cruano 3y ago
I feel like you have to start dropping names here. Which creator does actually produce quality content AND uses clickbait thumbnails/titles ? And don't you dare saying "Linus Tech Tips"
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by cruano 3y ago
Right click, "Don't recommend channel" After a week of doing that you can pretty easily get rid of the trash content.
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by cruano 3y ago
On the competition aspect, I think it's also important to look at the consumer side. For me it was wild knowing Mission Impossible struggled at the box office because of Barbie/Oppenheimer, especially because it was such a big bud
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by cruano 3y ago
That's only been true for the past few months, and it's been very well documented how complicated the cancelation process used to be [0]. It's funny because I use PayPal for any unknown-to-me site where I don't want to g
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by cruano 3y ago
I've been using iCloud[0] with a custom domain for over a year now and it's been pretty great. It's included with Apple One, so it may be "free" for you already. I think the most important part is having your own do
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by cruano 3y ago
Just like Futurama predicted, Hail Science! https://youtu.be/-tVuxZCwXos?si=4AJ6rPMEa8hPyaaG
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by cruano 3y ago
> have to be careful not to spoil the "I am your father" reveal I'd never thought about it before, but the prevalence of star wars in pop culture made it so basically my whole generation had that reveal spoiled in cartoons
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by cruano 3y ago
Ah yes, the past years have been only incremental upgrades like the Airpods, Vision Pro or the completely boring M1 chips that literally no one bought because intel was just as good.
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by cruano 3y ago
Why are you pretending like flexibility is something you cannot give freely ? That's like saying all junior-level employees MUST carry a book on top of their heads all the time, and only C-Level executives get to skip that. If you give
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by cruano 3y ago
“I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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by cruano 3y ago
> he's the guy who started companies aiming to make satellite internet that doesn't suck He started SpaceX because he wanted human missions to mars, he's as "progressive" as every American was in the 70s. > po
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by cruano 3y ago
And the worst you can do is to buy all of Walmart's stock of cards, while digital stuff has no upper limit
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by cruano 3y ago
> Just give me back old reliable 3.5mm jack https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MNHF2AM/A/earpods-with-35... > What can be done about it? Also, any headphones that let you replace batteries? One thi
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by cruano 3y ago
> 99.9% of content is garbage and / or not relevant to Then don't use it ? That's like saying you only like one show on netflix so they should give it to you for free

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