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631.
by dkdk8283 6y ago
Not limited to TVs. Appliance repair in general has been replaced with disposable appliances. Human rights violations in countries like China is to blame for reducing the value of skilled labor.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I lived in NYC for 11 years and I felt trapped. I moved to a rural area and I’m done. Your opinions change as you age.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Cars are positive for humans. Dense living conditions like NYC are not sustainable. You burn out. Sometimes you want to get away from all people. Car is essential for this.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
I left California long ago because it’s so polarized towards blue. I share different ideals and tend to get ostracized for them - not a community I want to be part of.
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by dkdk8283 6y ago
Why only let blue states go bankrupt?
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Contract tracing is a disaster. I’ve secured a forensic RF shielding bag for my phone. I refuse to participate
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Yes. I have a condition that’s been associated with increased mortality from covid-19 infections. If I’m weak and can’t survive so be it. Rather me die than everyone else slowly waste away to famine.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
It’s time to reopen everything. Shutting down our economy wasn’t worth it.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Fuck YouTube. At first they liberated creators and gave everyone the same upload button. Now they’re a bunch of fascists pandering to a niche demographic. Being PC is fine in some cases but I firmly believe in freedom of expression / f
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
But it’s exactly the kind of country I want to live in. It’s my life, my right to do what I want within reason. Within reason should err on freedom.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
I have zero concern of this.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
I’ve spent $1700 on uber eats since this covid thing started. Restaurants need help and drivers do too. I would normally think this amount of money for 6 weeks of food is nuts but I’m glad I can help. Keeping the economy going as much as po
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Great! If there is any doubt I would rather see innocent people freed even if it means a few guilty people walk. Once the police like you for a crime they’ll likely find a way to make it stick. Even if it’s just circumstantial. Most people
644.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
I have 11 days of on site storage - approx 300 gallons. It’s diesel, I add stabil and polish it annually. Injectors for my 4 cylinder generator are $350/ea. Can’t fuck around
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Unfortunately this bug will probably get fixed from your post
646.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
I live in area with lots of natural disasters and store fuel on site. It’s already full, but thinking about buying another tank to take advantage of the prices
647.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
> Fortunately on Monday we'll be allowed outside I would suggest you should go outside anyway.
648.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
That’s bullshit. I have a cat and there is no requirement to register etc. What I do or what animals I support in my home is nobody’s business
649.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
Contact tracing is a severe invasion of privacy and just another tool to increase surveillance. I will never submit to such measures.
650.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
LocationSmart is one such broker. They’ve been featured here before.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
I’m satisfied with the response - not sure what you’re so upset about. As someone who has been through more than one natural disaster the fear and panic is absolutely destructive and often worse than the event itself. Remains to be seen in
652.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
I feel the same. Talking about my angst with fellow tech workers leads to a similar conclusion: we have nobody to blame but ourselves. We’ve all made this.
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
Zoom has received a fair bit of critical feedback lately. Has anyone given other platforms such as Vidyo identical levels of scrutiny?
654.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
A current coworker used to work at AWS and shared an anecdote. Makes sense but I’m surprised I haven’t seen it repeated: nobody wants to work on the billing code because it’s a mess and the penalty for a mistake is very high.
655.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
Yes, there are strong ideological echo chambers here. It is also left leaning.
656.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
Not that I’ve found, and even in DnD the favicon updates making you realize someone is waiting. I hate Slack.
657.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
This sounds like a pretentious question. Shouldn’t we all be with family?
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
What about South Korea’s use of data in crisis? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-51733145
659.
by dkdk8283 7y ago
I’m probably in the minority but I lean towards the UK model. My suspicion is that the mortality rate is lower due to inadequate testing. Call me a cynic but after 9/11 I’m weary of temporary measures that become permanent in one way o
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by dkdk8283 7y ago
I do hope the push to WFH helps normalize remote work - that’s something I’m optimistic about. I think it’s a stretch to say a virus pandemic will be the catalyst for climate policy change but stranger things have happened.

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