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by donkeyd 7y ago
Really depended on the watch face. High contrast ones were perfectly readable, low contrast really needed the backlight.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I can't find this anywhere, but does Pi-Hole have any sort of client side 'reload without blocking' functionality? If I were to implement this in my network and a user has issues with a page not loading/functioning corre
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> It's unfortunate that internet people have been falsely conditioned to believe the people who create the media we consume shouldn't be paid. I don't think this is true at all. Nobody thinks musicians shouldn't be pa
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Oh, definitely. I was mostly answering this from a 'western' view. I visited Haiti and the only thing that really describes traffic there is anarchy.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I feel like this is a case of "where I live, drivers are worst". I don't know anyone (except maybe the Germans) who would say that drivers in their country are the best drivers. (For the record, the Germans aren't the be
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Honestly though, from what I see around me though, most people are acting when they're in interviews. Even if they don't 'really' need the job. Maybe that's because I mostly know young people and they don't hav
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Thanks for this. This has become a realization of mine in the past couple of years. I already wear a neat shirt to work and do my hair neatly, because that's expected. I'm not going to change my personality however, because I am w
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I just checked my travel insurance and they son't seem to cover bankruptcy of airlines in any way. That's good to know.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
According to EPA [0]: > A typical passenger vehicle emits about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. I guess that's why so many people are urging to buy less beef. [1] 0: https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles&#x2F
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by donkeyd 7y ago
In the Netherlands an IP address is legally PII. I'm not sure this is true for publicly available IP ranges, especially if they're owned by companies though (not like a person would own a range), but probably not.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
No, but there are no other cards produced by Apple. Now that Apple has a card, people have to complain, because Apple.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I don't disagree, but burning the Amazon has a double effect, it releases massive amounts of CO2, but also kills trees that can remove the CO2. The Amazon is called the 'lungs of our world' for a reason.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Wow, that's a pretty well executed and possibly targeted attack then. It blows my mind how easy it can be to perform a high impact attack by abusing popular libraries. Hopefully this was caught before it got into production in high pro
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> taking consecutive frames (2D images) we can estimate per pixel depth Yeah, I find it odd that they're bringing up Elon's statement about LiDAR, but then completely ignore that they spoke about creating 3D models based on vid
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I set up a couple Linux boxes at work a couple of years ago for some new software we were building. A year later, I logged into the box, checked the up-time and realized it hadn't been rebooted since I installed it. So if that's h
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Why is the straw inherently a problem though? If properly exposed of, there's no issue with them. People who are buying expensive metal straws wouldn't just throw them out in nature anyway, so I'm not seeing how those things
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> Yet everyone seems to be caring about straws. Yeah, I'm not really a believer in conspiracies, but the whole straw thing feels like a distraction campaign.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
This is exactly what happens to me. If I do work that I enjoy, I don't procrastinate. I don't even mind doing the shitty stuff if most of the work is fun, but when I'm not enjoying the majority of my work, I procrastinate...
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by donkeyd 7y ago
If you look at the related articles you also see an obvious bias against Tesla. One article is about how electric cars are banned at a certain drag strip, because they don't have the means to extinguish a battery fire if there were to
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I think (though I can't be sure), what they're trying to say is that it's still legitimate, but it's opaque, because nobody wants to talk about it. Because of that, it seems, to outsiders, like it's an evil black ma
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> Your argument is limited to technical and political science concepts, and by limiting itself so, is correct. It is inapplicable to the real world. I read your post, but still have no idea why it's inapplicable in the real world. C
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> I was projecting sales of $1M over the year. At 15% commission that would be $150k. That's a pretty big difference indeed, that's more like a normal SV salary than a 'live for ever in Thailand' amount of money.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> the resulting article was a hatchet job Was that the forbes article linked above? > You can’t unfuck the goat. C’est la vie. That goat laid you golden eggs though. It takes me over 15 years to earn a $1m paycheck, and I wouldn'
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> irritants are weight and working hours Working hours could actually be beneficial in Europe. Drivers require regular breaks over here. If batteries and chargers can sync with the required break cycle, then there's no reason not t
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by donkeyd 7y ago
> would you trust a robot to look after your aging parents without hurting them? I often see these kinds of examples with 'non-automatable' work. I agree that the full extent of this might not be automatable, but there's p
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Facebook's stance doesn't really matter in the end though. It all depends on how this will be interpreted by a judge, and I have a hard time believing that a European judge would rule in favor of Facebook, since there's no po
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by donkeyd 7y ago
Yes, that's why I wrote that drink it after lunch, when I've already had calories and therefore am no longer in the fasting period.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
I read up on this before starting and one or two cups shouldn't matter if there's nothing added to it. Also, the size of the coffee matters slightly, but here in NL we get small cups, not Starbucks size.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
None. I drink a cappuccino after lunch.
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by donkeyd 7y ago
It's a 14 hour fast, as was mentioned in the article. Most people i know eat breakfast when they go to work, between 6 and 8am and people often tend to snack late at night. There's even the saying that 'breakfast is the most

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