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by dqv 7mo ago
I think you're missing the forest for the trees. Yes, some people thrive on talking to a lot of people. For everyone else, it can be exhausting. It's hard to navigate social differences talking to 15+ strangers every hour for 8 ho
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by dqv 7mo ago
The author has existed online since at least 2011, so it wouldn't surprise me that he has just accumulated posts over time and migrated them, maybe haphazardly, to new installations. He's reader-funded which would explain what loo
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by dqv 7mo ago
Hmm the online EIN form will give you an EIN instantly unless you don't have an ITIN or you are incorporated outside the US, in which case you would have to do it offline. https://sa.www4.irs.gov/applyein/ I remem
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by dqv 7mo ago
I've actually been meaning to set up a forgejo instance on pikapods. Apparently it's 2 USD/month to do it.
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AI Arbitrator(adr.org)
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by dqv 7mo ago
Totally. This wasn't a situation where a stranger was slopping another stranger, it was a mother and son doing something fun together.
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by dqv 7mo ago
That already exists because it's just a styled dropdown menu. If you remove the CSS, it reverts back to an unstyled dropdown menu like what is seen at the beginning of the article: https://i0.wp.com/css-tricks.com/
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by dqv 7mo ago
It's called a telephone answering service. Different companies have different billing methods, but the most common billing method is to bill for "work time" - you pay a monthly fee with a set amount of work time and then pay
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by dqv 7mo ago
cringe >>> performative blandness have a fkin boring substack, write abt your car (whimsy typo, not cringe like "doggo")
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by dqv 7mo ago
> I just wonder if wired fans just never skip forward a song, or adjust the volume. This has been a thing in wired headphones since at least 2007 lol
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by dqv 7mo ago
It's also why people start parroting the phrase "the purpose of a system is what it does". Look at where we are right now: a precipice before this becomes widely used in all forms of policing. We still have a chance to police
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by dqv 7mo ago
Didn't know that it was moveable! It's actually a great example of why storing future datetimes in UTC is wrong. Future dates should always be stored in local time with appropriate zone information and then converted close to the
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by dqv 7mo ago
I wonder to what extent propaganda played a role in disbelieving their claims. US propaganda is very strong on the US being the best, having the most advanced technology, and that nations like Russia and China are inferior to us. So it&#x27
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by dqv 7mo ago
> You need it to encode or decode past dates to unix time or other time standards. Which you need to do if > You do not need it to "interpret" past dates. you want to interpret past dates. Mainly you need a historical recor
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by dqv 7mo ago
In fact, you followed the instructions exactly to spec https://www.linuxfoundation.org/legal/the-linux-mark
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by dqv 7mo ago
I immediately envisioned having my feed reader as a FireFox shortcut and being able to navigate to YouTube videos from that. Another thing is that I've found certain old movies can only be streamed from weird websites - as in https:&#x
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by dqv 7mo ago
Yes, at least in the US, being a litigious freak gets results. Weird trick to get unblocked: follow the standard three-email procedure to sender support, then send a fourth email ccing buscond@microsoft.com telling them to unblock or next s
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by dqv 7mo ago
Your intuition is way off, like dangerously off. But your comment is a great example to show a smug lawyer at Microsoft when they try to say there is no basis for the claim that these blocks against legitimate senders are defamatory. This h
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by dqv 7mo ago
Hulu: Disney+, Hulu Bundle Premium: For $19.99/month, eligible subscribers get Disney+ (No Ads)* and Hulu (No Ads)*. *Ads will be served in select live and linear content I won't be engaging in any mental gymnastics where there is
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by dqv 8mo ago
> anyone know what news it was reacting to? Probably this https://time.com/7380854/exclusive-anthropic-drops-flagship-...
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by dqv 8mo ago
Not to mention we need places to park these buses. We should require every commercial location to have multi-level parking decks so that there is ample parking.
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by dqv 8mo ago
Oh, I just edited it with developer tools to "No thank you, and I'm brave" so that clicking it wouldn't turn me into a coward
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by dqv 8mo ago
> Many stuff are > polute Not at all. It's an organic comment.
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by dqv 8mo ago
It's one of the downsides of having dedicated and fervent fans. They obfuscate problems regular users are having by drowning them out with praise for Apple. During my last weeks on the iPhone, I reached out to various Apple discussion
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by dqv 8mo ago
... attributionism for such a trivial thing is a waste of time. Multiple people can come up with a term like this independently because it's not that creative. People have been doing this with the ";dr" suffix for as long a
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by dqv 8mo ago
Ok y'all wrap it up, it's a bubble. I can definitely see portions of the userbase paying $500/month to use AI to screen out "fats and fems" tho
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by dqv 9mo ago
Yeah, this is why I have transitioned from "this seems like it was written with AI" to "this is full of clichés." Maybe it was only written by a human or maybe it was written entirely with AI or somewhere in between, but
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by dqv 9mo ago
Does having it sound "natural" even matter for high-speed reading? I assumed it would be a hindrance at higher speeds because natural variation and randomness in a voice makes it harder to scan the voice (similar to how reading so
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by dqv 9mo ago
There are nuts and legumes there in the bottom left. So funny to see people reflexively defend those things being left off because it confirms their own beliefs. A deeper inspection of the actual guidelines has them being very fair to plant
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by dqv 10mo ago
Tangential. I spent a long time thinking that entertaining myself was a waste of time and that I should just focus on "productivity". This was dumb. Reading fiction, playing games, leisure, etc. is necessary. Not only as a way t

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