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by dqv 4y ago
So I've been doing this and I strongly recommend keeping LastPass (LP) until you've deleted all your credentials from there. My workflow is to launch the login from LP (using the app), use those credentials, and change the passwor
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by dqv 4y ago
I’m not overly concerned about it being inaccurate since I don’t use it the way you’re describing. I use it to do qualitative things like write an apology letter for a bad experience, explain to the customer why paying on time is important,
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by dqv 4y ago
There is a word the customers have for the bullet-point style of communication. They call it “curt” and they don’t like it. They expect exactly the fluffy speech that ChatGPT generates. I can also read faster than I can write, so I have no
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by dqv 4y ago
This is my exact use case for ChatGPT! Without the cursing. It's great for shallow communication with customers who expect paragraph responses in lieu of "hey your bill is past due and you need to pay it or we're cutting you
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by dqv 4y ago
If you're having déjà vu, it's because there is also an encrypted email service called Magma: https://github.com/lavabit/magma
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by dqv 4y ago
>And even better, it reduces methane and carbon dioxide emissions, because you're turning all that carbon into cows instead of just letting bacteria emit it as gas. Cows don't work as carbon sinks if you're killing them ev
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by dqv 4y ago
You might have a touch of legume allergy (if only have a touch is possible). Beyond has pea protein and Impossible has soy protein. What's in your veggie patties?
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by dqv 4y ago
>One extremely frustrating aspect of plant meat is that they tried to aggressively push out traditional veggie burgers on restaurant menus. A familiar refrain I've heard in restaurants in the last few years is "we used to have
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>eat This is exactly what I mean - the statistic has convinced you of some unwritten law that says that only livestock or humans can eat this stuff. Since humans can't, it has to go to livestock. But you're completely ignorin
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>crop residues that could otherwise become an environmental burden Could is doing a lot of work here, especially because someone might quickly read this as would . This statistic makes it seem like 36% of non-forage inedibles can only
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by dqv 4y ago
I've seen this argument get eaten, partialy digested, spit back up, then go through 3 compartments of a stomach and it still doesn't make sense when you actually think about it. If the intent is actual sustainability, then they ha
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>There is just too much social resistance to overcome. We're really only on the second wave of veganism right now. I can't say exactly when the first wave "ended", but I'd say the second wave started to roll in a
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>This is how the united states fails - our education institutions fail to hold the bar and let the pillars of real education turn to sand. That’s why we should be providing college for free ( to the student , it will cost us all money in
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by dqv 4y ago
The cloth reusables are a little more harsh on the environment for initial acquisition, but I like that if they get holes, I can patch them. I'm not sure how feasible that is with the thicker plastic bags, and a cursory search doesn&#x
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by dqv 4y ago
>And since people have limited capacity to make lifestyle changes, we need them to focus that capacity where it will do the most good. Meat just isn't it - transporation, housing, energy - those are where it belongs. Diet is actual
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by dqv 4y ago
>Because there is evidence that meat production done right IE intensive rotation grazing or silvopasture where the meat is grazed on a small section of land at a time and most of the land is left fallow most of the time can actually dras
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by dqv 4y ago
Yeah it’s weird because you could definitely do some kind of data transfer with SIP headers.
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by dqv 4y ago
The problem with Zelle is that you can only link it with one bank account. So if I need someone to Zelle my Last Coastal Credit Union account, I have to unassociate Zelle from Landfill Bank. Not ideal. I’m hoping the Fed solution fixes this
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by dqv 4y ago
>Changing zoning is not going to suddenly create charming 300-1000 year old walking cities No, nothing is sudden. It's always transitional; everything is a gradient. You have a gradient that starts at least dense all the way up to m
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by dqv 4y ago
>You almost never see a bunch of drivers arguing that it's OK to run red lights. That’s because it’s assumed that it’s OK to run yellow lights. The meme goes “yellow - step on it!” And in this way cars do run red lights, it’s just
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by dqv 4y ago
I already addressed this: all these costs are already factored into the monthly rent. In my case I had to replace the dishwasher. I wanted a quiet one, so it ran about $1200. I bought it on credit and got 0% financing. So my housing price i
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by dqv 4y ago
>I get the hate against institutional investors going in and buying up entire neighborhoods. But the sentiment that we should just abolish landlords is rather dumb IMO. There's a massive gap between someone being able to afford $120
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Before 2020 that was pretty easy to accomplish. My home in the Raleigh-Durham area is under $1500/month including taxes, homeowner's insurance, and HOA fees.
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by dqv 4y ago
ha I think you may be getting the yearly and monthly costs mixed up. Under $126/month for a mortgage sounds like an amazing deal
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by dqv 4y ago
The frog army videos are probably fake, see https://www.tiktok.com/@greenerbee/video/7108136947738103045
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Was it LightLife tempeh? That's the kind I get. I've never had anything else, so I don't have anything better to ruin it for me.
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Because one (animal agriculture) emits way more carbon than it captures. That's what the article discusses - people trying to make a source of meat-like protein that emits no or negative carbon into the atmosphere.
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Even then what? If the cycle continues where you’re continuously slaughtering and replenishing the animals for food and not letting them live their natural life, the argument that it is better at carbon capture is moot.
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Cows over those millions of years didn’t have their populations artificially increased beyond sustainable levels for human consumption. The current system of animal agriculture isn’t good for the environment. We don’t have more land to make
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by dqv 4y ago
No, meat production is still carbon emitting. What you’re thinking of is having cows manage land. For that to sequester carbon, you have to keep the cows alive and not be in a constant consume-supply cycle.

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