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by dageshi 6y ago
Sometimes getting drunk mid day seems just the tonic for me. Drink too much too late and your sleep is nuked, drink mid day and most of the effects seem out of my system by the time I go to bed. For me it's a good way to reset myself b
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by dageshi 6y ago
I don't play a huge amount of games but I do have an AMD card and the games I have been playing have been fine stability wise.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Usually coupon sites are very profitable because they signal immediate intent to purchase, I assume they have affiliate links for whoever they're providing coupons for, any kind of coupon site is usually in fierce competition. As for a
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by dageshi 6y ago
The point about voting is it needs to be transparent, paper votes locked in a box and taken to a counting station is about as transparent a voting system as is possible, the number of links in the chain where votes can be tampered with is l
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by dageshi 6y ago
It isn't just the aspect of someone being mentally ill, it's someone being mentally ill and that their behaviour caused the police to be contacted.
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by dageshi 6y ago
It only takes one to kill you? I think that's op's point.
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by dageshi 6y ago
I think that is very very uncommon and when it does happen there's usually some kind of legal process involved. In other words I don't think you're going to have your domain yanked away without some reasonable amount of warni
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by dageshi 6y ago
Register your own domain and point it at your preferred service, if you lose access to that service you still retain the domain and you still have your email address. If you want to solve this problem you have to spend some money somewhere
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by dageshi 6y ago
As a group of people who spend large amounts of time infront of a computer and not outdoors we're all particularly vulnerable to deficits in vitamin D.
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by dageshi 6y ago
If you're thinking of going for the version that auto sleeps when not in use be aware there's a 30-40 second startup time from first incoming request. If it's a database you don't need to be accessible except in bursts t
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by dageshi 6y ago
What point is expertise, if you cannot share it?
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by dageshi 6y ago
I think it's somewhat easier to accomplish that when both countries are islands and the majority of incoming traffic is by air.
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by dageshi 6y ago
One of my favourites as well, almost a comfort food quality to it.
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by dageshi 6y ago
The excitement comes from not having to manage "stuff". Don't need to store/manage/catalogue/find anything physical. Don't need to store/manage/backup/catalogue anything digital either, just
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by dageshi 6y ago
I can probably find it on youtube
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by dageshi 6y ago
If I'm reading everything correctly then they don't? The deal with Merck didn't go through and they don't have the Oxford vaccine?
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by dageshi 6y ago
I think they're mostly producing this on a break even/no profit basis for at least the initial roll out? If there is some sharing of risk, but no profit to be had (and ultimately profit is what buffers you against risk) then why w
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by dageshi 6y ago
Microsoft seems like one of the few companies that can actually succeed with cloud. They have a massive inbuilt market of customers using microsoft server products that they can transition into their cloud, I don't know that there&#x27
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by dageshi 6y ago
Based on the sheer volume of content consumed on youtube, some people might genuinely want to support the creators they watch without seeing ads. I'm forever seeing people on HN saying "just let me pay for it instead of watching a
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by dageshi 6y ago
They dominated back during the "don't be evil days" not because they were evil, but because they were better. I don't believe for a second google ever had to play a single dirty trick or underhand tactic to reach the pos
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by dageshi 6y ago
A futon. I used to regularly get cramps in my back when I slept, bought a futon, never had one since.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Hmmm, wouldn't the CBDC be safer than any other place to put your money? So in a crisis, wouldn't you sell everything and put it in the CBDC including potentially government bonds precisely at the time the government probably need
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by dageshi 6y ago
When Trump caught Covid I actually thought to myself that this is a soap opera plot from a parallel dimension and the writers had just jumped the shark.
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by dageshi 6y ago
No, it's just the result of someone being nearly 100% in control of their own schedule. If you work at a traditional 9-5 job your company effectively schedules the bulk of your day... you go to work at x, leave at x, take lunch around
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by dageshi 6y ago
I have noticed with HN, there are waves of content on subjects, a topic on something interesting is posted and then over the next few days related posts will popup and the audience who is already interest from the initial post that blew up
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by dageshi 6y ago
I think you would need some kind of semi-strong central anchor, like religion to make this happen. And I don't really know if that exists anymore on a local geographic level.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Typically, it's because most of these businesses have some extra requirement. They need a brochure site + some complicated multi-step form, or some integration with a third party API. Wordpress is popular because if there is any platfo
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by dageshi 6y ago
It is I think, my mom still uses it and still has a yahoo email address. I'm guessing there's a lot of older users for whom yahoo was good enough and is still good enough given their usage.
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by dageshi 6y ago
It is a big statement. I've personally not used an alarm clock in about 10 years, I wake up naturally. The times I do use an alarm clock I can genuinely say often make be feel ill for the rest of the day. Still, not sure it's as b
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by dageshi 6y ago
People start using excel when the requirements are unknown, they use excel to understand the requirements while still being functional. To build a "proper solution", you frontload all the requirement discovery to build a system wh

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