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by delecti 2y ago
Android has something similar. A notification pops up when I plug in at night, letting me know that it's charging slowly because I usually leave it plugged in overnight, and that I can disable it (once or permanently) to switch to fast
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by delecti 2y ago
It took me a minute to fully get this, so I'm adding this so it's a bit more obvious for anyone else: the piece of paper is much larger than the picture/book so that it can hide the book's relative position underneath it
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by delecti 2y ago
If you're human, you aren't an obligate carnivore, because humans can live healthily on a fully vegan diet. Animal products (meat, dairy, eggs) certainly gave pre-industrial humans a big boost as a dense and (at times) readily ava
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by delecti 2y ago
As (ostensibly) our collective agent, the government seems like a decent candidate.
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I can prove that I am conscious, at least to my satisfaction, because I can think the thought "I am conscious". Outward behavior of other humans also proves to my satisfaction that they're conscious. And when interacting with
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by delecti 2y ago
I can't help but believe that people who think animals aren't conscious are starting from that assumption. If you start from the belief that there's some inherent "human-ness" (soul, etc), then nothing you see will
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by delecti 2y ago
I think being over-dramatic would depend on it being burdensome. Wearing a mask is pretty easy and unobtrusive.
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There's a lot to be said for "good enough".
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Android does have other appstores though. Samsung has one for their phones, and Amazon has had an openly available one for well over a decade (wikipedia says 2011, which tracks with when I remember first using it). Epic wants one, but pur
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And additionally, things are more likely to go bad, precisely because there are fewer regulations that would otherwise lead to stability.
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But people are fairly localized to places where there's land. To pick a somewhat extreme example, the pacific ocean doesn't have a lot of places to put solar panels to sell energy to Europe at night.
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Multiple types of Pigeons(/doves) have been domesticated through history. The pigeons most people are familiar with in big cities are feral domesticated rock doves.
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I think that many struggle to understand because they think something like "how would it feel to want to be a woman", rather than flip it to their gender. So if you're a cis man, try to imagine you were a trans man; born fema
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by delecti 2y ago
I know you're talking about the cloud offerings, but the idea of using just a little bit of crack as "not production" is hilarious to me.
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What if you don't know where it was though? What if you saw a bit of text, but don't remember if it was in outlook, confluence (if so, which), mattermost (if so, which server), or teams (maybe a screen share?). Those are all syste
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Security nightmare aside, it seems like it would be handy all the time. Surely everyone has had trouble finding a website or document or email again, days or weeks later?
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They don't need to be evenly distributed to be strong evidence against the Neanderthal connection. If autism was basically "latent Neanderthal ancestry", then you'd expect essentially no autism outside of people with Eur
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The CDC comprises lots of doctors, and their website says otherwise: > Everyone 6 months and older in the United States, with rare exception, should get an influenza (flu) vaccine every season
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I agree the entities probably aren't real, but an equally supported hypothesis would be that you need to see the entities to "see" the entities.
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For that first one, it should be read as "the only thing to manage is a single set of credentials", not focusing on the numbers of credentials per se. Good examples of things you don't have to manage with streaming: how to
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The former. From TFA: > “Data from our study suggests that a mildly symptomatic person with COVID-19 who is not wearing a mask exhales a little over two infectious doses per hour says first author Jianyu Lai, a postdoctoral researcher at
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by delecti 2y ago
> To reflect the general public's use of masks, study volunteers were not fit-tested for their masks or trained how to properly wear them I think your cynicism is not supported by the study.
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Lots of the comments are salty about the question's formulation, but it seems really straightforward to me within a couple sentences. I guessed Cuba, which was a too aggressive with the curve, but not too bad conceptually.
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You're devaluing your own labor and perpetual storage costs for eternally maintaining your own library, and making it accessible to each device you want to listen from. With streaming, there's just a single set of credentials to m
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If you look at the tax situation across the states, the party split makes a bit more sense. Of the states involved in the pilot program, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and (to some extent) Washington do not have individual
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It's only good on RAM at first. I've got to reboot my machine somewhat regularly or it gets out of control, and that's on a machine with 32GB.
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It's not like this is a uniquely Google-y model, it's just a fitbit. Based on their past history of dropping support for legacy devices, I'd expect it to remain supported for a minimum of 5 years, but maybe a decade or more.
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Yes, and a case with a lot of similarity too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midler_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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If you spend a long time feeling like nobody understands an aspect of yourself, learning that there's a name for that is a powerful feeling. People naturally gravitate towards people who make them feel understood.
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Yes, definitely agreed. My wife and I haven't ever used a public charger with just a 120V outlet in our garage, and I suspect that would apply to many other people as well. For a great many more, a 240V charger is easily installable in

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