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by cujo 7y ago
I want to believe this, and as there is no evidence one way or the other, it sounds good enough that it makes me hopeful for future products. My question is, what did Ive do that was truly great? I honestly don't know and his name is
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by cujo 7y ago
FWIW, we have a local market/co-op type thing where you can bring your containers to be filled with laundry detergent, various liquid soaps, and similar products. I wish this type of thing was more popular.
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by cujo 7y ago
> I think it's reasonable for a doctor to prescribe a horse And that's where you and I disagree. This therapy animal business seems to be exploding in popularity, and maybe there's something to it, though it seems too pop
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by cujo 7y ago
> cause fewer allergy problems I have a very hard time believing that. Do you have a source? It's all anecdotal, but the few people I know with dog allergies, seem to be very mild cases. While horse allergies seem to be fairly c
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by cujo 7y ago
Consider the source.
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by cujo 7y ago
Are you suggesting the only recourse you have now is to get a new phone when your battery dies? Come on.
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by cujo 7y ago
> Yes, no one wants those, they cost a lot of money and are at best temporary. But they are practical. I don't understand this, and would love if someone could point me to a resource on it. How is it practical to essentially "
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by cujo 7y ago
I could be wrong, but I believe the statistics show you're much more likely to be killed in that car than on a bike.
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by cujo 7y ago
I can appreciate that it works, but that solution is objectively worse for me. There's no convenience, it's more work, more error prone, and still a "cloud" storage solution with all its inherent issues. I can punt on t
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by cujo 7y ago
No one should care. Seriously. There is no super secret work time that will make you a super-programmer.
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by cujo 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can't share passwords with iCloud Keychain, correct? My workflow involves sharing certain accounts with family members and 1Password supports that. For now, that's the killer feature for me.
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by cujo 7y ago
I love to hate on it, because it is impossible to "program it to show what I want". I want keys I can feel. I want to not silently trigger whatever goddamn touchbar "button" because one of my fingers grazes over it. I
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by cujo 7y ago
I know what it looks like. You can have your opinion on it, but the primary reason this vehicle is making noise is for how it looks. That's style.
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by cujo 7y ago
And the available-right-now Nissan Leaf has 147 HP and 236 lb-ft of torque AND gets 150 miles on a full charge. Price guesstimates put these cars in a similar range. I'm glad more of these cars are getting made, but this Honda is all
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by cujo 7y ago
It doesn't work for cycling. A couple of reasons why... People pulling out of side streets have to either merge into the first lane of traffic, or cross that lane and merge into the second (generally). If you have cyclists coming aga
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by cujo 7y ago
Check out this app. I believe it is the utility you're after... https://manytricks.com/witch/
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by cujo 7y ago
>My parents and other retired people I know feel they've earnt their retirement, when they really haven't. Hasn't anyone who can afford to retire earned their retirement? What do you mean by "they really haven't
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by cujo 7y ago
No. And if you think it through, you'll come up with several reasons very quickly.
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by cujo 7y ago
* It costs money to check a bag. It costs nothing to carry it on. * There is a non zero chance of a checked bag getting lost or damaged. The chances of that happening to a carry on are essentially 0. * 15 minutes to get your checked bag m
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by cujo 8y ago
> there's not really any intentional malfeasance I would argue that the people at the top making these decisions are not ignorant about what is going on.
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by cujo 8y ago
Well that's not very... convenient.
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by cujo 8y ago
> I’m a new parent I found to have a good amount of free time during that first year or so. The weird sleep schedule provides it, I think. If you're like me, you'll find your schedule filling with more and more kid activities
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by cujo 8y ago
Perhaps. No one has any evidence of this in this case though, so it sounds like you're just taking a side. On the other hand Spotify did squash this guy's app. That's a thing that happened. So it's not like the APIs a
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by cujo 8y ago
> Apple blocked Spotify from working with Apple Watch I'm not sure this is 100% true. From browsing the spotify support forums many moons ago, some guy had built a spotify playing app for the apple watch, but spotify squashed it.
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by cujo 8y ago
My hunch is that this isn't intended to just let iOS apps run on the desktop, but to allow developers to slap different UIs on their logic. It likely is more of a win for desktop devs as they'll presumably have an easier way to ge
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by cujo 8y ago
Bring this down to el camino style (or ute if you prefer) and I'm game. I've long been after a "city" truck. This thing is still too big for me. However, give me a car frame with a bed so I can make runs to the hardwa
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by cujo 8y ago
It's not a publisher in the normal sense, but if you are looking for news from all sides, I have to recommend, well, allsides.com https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news I've found that just browsing throu
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by cujo 8y ago
> maybe we should help make it as a better platform for publishers Or maybe that's their mission and they should do that? I'm not sure why any of us as writer or readers should or could do this.
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by cujo 8y ago
> So one will get more from being persistent for years at marathon running than they would at the 100 yard dash Need a source on this. > So you can still be pretty good at marathon in your 50s, while you would be useless at the 100 ya
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by cujo 8y ago
I'm completely on boar with preventing employers from providing it as a benefit, but I think you may be overestimated how much the wealthy class will give a shit. They can foot the bill for their care.

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