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by dave5104 6y ago
Not to mention, I'm sure the "happy path" will accommodate a significant number of tax payers.
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by dave5104 6y ago
The problem is that having most web browser options running on a rendering engine controlled by Google means that the web will simply end up looking and working like how Google wants it too.
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> Many of us want to live in areas that have 3-acre minimum lots because of a little thing called nature. This is fine to have a town like this. But a town like this has no business being in a major metropolitan area of the US such as th
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by dave5104 6y ago
6 years does feel too long, but it does seem like a case is still making its way through the courts. The former governor (and other officials) just had charges against them announced a few weeks ago: https://www.cnn.com/2021
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by dave5104 6y ago
I'll go with Palo Alto, since that's what I'm most familiar with. It's still a city with >65,000 residents. You need tax revenue to support a city that large, along with all the services and maintenance that comes fro
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by dave5104 6y ago
That's fine if you want to live in low density. But at the same time, these cities, like Palo Alto, are building office space left and right and welcoming businesses into town. (At least that was the MO pre-COVID.) You shouldn't b
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by dave5104 6y ago
> I would personally love to see a "web" where you have to comment...as your public self. Isn't this Facebook? Granted I'm sure not every single profile is "verified" with an actual ID, but lack of anonymity
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by dave5104 6y ago
Yep, the site gets wiped in a new administration. The page linked is now hosted here: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefings-statements/st...
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> because of politics. Even more specifically because of his anti-LGBT politics.
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+1 for Wendover. Haven't seen the Amazon video myself yet, but the channel in general has a lot of videos that I think HN users would find interesting.
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> What excuse do the Democrats have for threatening another impeachment when 10 days isn’t even enough time to follow the process to completion? Encouraging a violent attack on the US Capitol building seems like a pretty good excuse to i
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by dave5104 6y ago
I've had pretty good luck simply deleting the junk videos from my watch history. I can't recall ever seeing a similar junk video being recommended after religiously taking that action.
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The Bay Area is far from overpopulated. It's infamous for building as little housing as possible, but allowing office buildings to go up left and right. There's plenty of room to take a little space from new offices and instead bu
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> ... I'm happy to see companies relocate elsewhere. The unbridled growth of companies here without improvements to infrastructure like housing and transportation are what caused many of the problems. This seems like an odd mindset.
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by dave5104 6y ago
In a more morbid observation, the 2020 data in that chart ends on Nov 1, 2020. I would be surprised if the 2020 line doesn't jump right back up again once the rest of November and post-Thanksgiving numbers are added in given that we&
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by dave5104 6y ago
It seems the CTA to get to the store to actually buy the product doesn't pop up until the video hits the point where he says "press the I Need One button".
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by dave5104 6y ago
If the difference between affording a car and not being able to afford a car would kill me, then maybe I would like the government to step in to negotiate on behalf of all of its citizens.
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by dave5104 6y ago
Or even better, stop patronizing it and contribute to its crumbling real estate value.
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by dave5104 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing some context here, but why is this political? I don't really see anything obvious in the actual text of the post.
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by dave5104 6y ago
I have little faith in something being cool preventing people from being up in arms about infrastructure builds in their backyard.
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by dave5104 6y ago
> The greatest lie we were told back in March was that lockdowns were temporary to beat COVID. I thought the stated purpose of those early lockdowns was to "flatten the curve"? I don't recall anyone ever promising that the
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by dave5104 6y ago
The problem, to me, is being prompted to approve or reject push notifications on a site by site basis. Unless I can have a blanket "shut off" option that applies to anything in a webview, I'd prefer none at all. It'd al
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by dave5104 6y ago
I highly doubt that. There's a difference in expectations on the safety of the first airplanes versus airplanes for mass consumer daily usage. Or in other words, a matured technology. If what you think is true, no one would be botherin
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by dave5104 6y ago
> I'm just worried there is too much safety everywhere and no one takes risks any more. If this is really true, then I personally think it's wonderful that no one is taking a risk with my safety when I'm flying on an airpl
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by dave5104 6y ago
Maybe it would! But I'd prefer profile swapping become a first class Firefox UI citizen like it is in Chrome. Until then, visiting about:profiles is better than finagling with bash, at least for me.
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by dave5104 6y ago
> Do you mind explaining why? I want full blown segregated browser experiences, a la Chrome's profiles. Firefox's containers are great for what I use them for (sandboxing Twitter and Facebook), but I'd really like an entir
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by dave5104 6y ago
Because calling it a "naturally caused" wildfire is technically true, but only really if you don't believe global climate change causes extreme weather events. Two sentences past what OP quoted: > This past weekend’s ext
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by dave5104 6y ago
> USPS is a reliable, cost-effective business I'd even rephrase that to say, USPS is a reliable, cost-effective service , because I think it's important enough that it doesn't need to be considered a "business"-
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by dave5104 6y ago
I think one major difference this year with the current heatwave is that everyone's working from home. They're not going to an air conditioned office to work during the day, or they don't have the ability to go to the local l
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by dave5104 6y ago
Miramax Films, too. Except that was via Disney acquisition in 1993 and not homegrown like Touchstone was. It's always fun to say that technically Pulp Fiction (released 1994, post-acquisition) is a "Disney" film.

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