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by dawnerd 2y ago
I found a great dentist that’s on one of the local boards and he stays really up to date with everything. We do yearly 3d scans of my mouth, has helped them determine that my teeth are not in fact moving despite missing some. Old knowledge
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by dawnerd 2y ago
But the problem is the majority of people buying and hyping TSLA are not working or have close experience with robotics to see what’s real vs human controlled. That’s intentionally deceptive.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
They still haven’t shipped the new roadster despite taking a pretty huge investment from customers for it.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Wow it’s been what two hours now? Feeling bad for their ops, can’t be fun
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by dawnerd 2y ago
No, launching big heavy explosive things into space shouldn’t have fewer regulations. That’s insane to think they should be able to just do it without much oversight.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Been seeing that in the states too. A lot of old produce, but I blame high prices not moving it fast enough.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
And varies by brand. For example stuff from Aldi (their house brands) don’t really last past the best but dates. Often will be spoiling before the date.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
https://xcancel.com/cassieceleste/status/1843702724090835178 Hopefully someone here will be able to get someone in corp to actually contact them. It's ridiculous for an account that has established history to
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Same now when trying to find 3d models to print. It's just a whole bunch of hueforge ai spam.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Same, I didn't like reading much at all but Kurt Vonnegut really connected with me.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
No, and this just proves to the OP you can charge for an app and not have it be a subscription and it still be a viable business.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Honestly what new features would realistically be added? These are those kinda utility apps that the end user should forget even exists. You do an update if a major OS version breaks it. Should be very low maintenance. 20 bucks a year for s
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Exactly, sounds like a publication trying to target two popular subjects
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by dawnerd 2y ago
User hostile? It’s a warning so people don’t get locked out if they don’t have a wired keyboard. Disabling WiFi doesn’t keep someone from using a computer.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Some devices report as keyboards in macOS but are not. My Logitech mouse for whatever reason shows as both. I’m assuming it’s the way Logi handles the extra buttons.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Something about these CEOs becoming or at least showing in public how unhinged they are. We’ve had quite a few in the last couple years. Almost like they think it’s cool.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Isn’t even new. Demand Media was doing this 10+ years ago and sites like USA Today were buying content. These days you have companies creating their own sponsored content with platforms like Ceros and the sites just embedding it and cashing
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I’m switching over to merino wool whenever it goes on sale. Socks first and it’s been a huge change in quality for me. My feet are much happier.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
For profit prisons are not helping anything. They have zero interest in rehab and reformation - and unfortunately a lot of people in the states and beyond believe once you're a criminal you're tarnished forever.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Resell is the real value, but you need to make sure you understand the limitations to benefits as only people that have bought enough points directly get access to certain benefits such as lounges. And really the whole thing only makes sens
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Yes but when most won’t let your heirs get out of the contract even that’s the problem. In principle they make sense, Disneys for example has got to be the least scammy of them.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Sad part is they're stored often plain text and agents can read and even sometimes use their own judgement so a little social engineering acting like a confused older customer could be an easy bypass - especially if the agent sees it a
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by dawnerd 2y ago
In that case just use one of the many map tile providers already out there. This is huge for people that don't want to pay but also can't justify using that much server resources just to self-host.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Seems like something gusto can turn into a marketing point. Surely there’s a desire for a privacy respecting payroll/hr platform.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
That last part also happens for rides too. Has happened to me multiple times in Orlando to the point where I’ll just call a Mears taxi instead - ends up being cheaper anyways.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I think the problem is we're blending two different methodologies for finding information. When I search for something I want to get to the source. Others just want the answer. Ideally it should still be smart enough to figure that out
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Is Hetzner the same as OVH? OVH has data centers in the same cities.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
250k in personal use jet time sounds like a lot but those jets are expensive per hour so that probably doesn’t get them very far.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
But how many were caught by TSA?
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by dawnerd 2y ago
It’s also just one of those hard things to prove: is TSA actually stopping attacks like 9/11? The simple presence of them might be enough of a deterrent or we might just be extremely lucky. Seems these days the real threat is drunk pas

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