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by e40 2y ago
I just tried it and it did NOT work for me. The Calibre page says it doesn't work on Macs and points to some paid software to remove DRM. Really disappointing.
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by e40 2y ago
I never said "back in the olden days." My point is that if you can't bother to vote now, something is very wrong with your thinking.
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by e40 2y ago
42% of eligible Americans did not vote. That's the number I've seen bantered about everywhere in the last months. Whether they went to college or not, I don't know, but I would argue that critical thinking skills in that 42
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by e40 2y ago
> In congress, it’s very much a rich persons club. And they enrich themselves even more while there. Insider trading is illegal? Everywhere except in Congress!
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by e40 2y ago
The reason these questions are not front and center is that the people with money don’t want to talk about them. And, the ensure we are kept busy with cheap gadgets, entertaining tv and movies and enough controversies that don’t matter to l
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by e40 2y ago
My company took the funds and didn't die because of it. 100% went to employees.
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by e40 2y ago
Here's the quote: "I don’t want to abolish government. I simply want to reduce it to the size where I can drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover_Norqu
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by e40 2y ago
PPP funds had to be used on employee salaries, and not just highly paid employees.
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by e40 2y ago
Elon is a speaker at the Spring YC conference!
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by e40 2y ago
Those achievements were in a different domain. He has never had success in the domain he’s playing in now. Also, his behavior smacks of arrogance that his past successes mean he’ll always be right.
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by e40 2y ago
This a million times. The architects of this have been telling us for decades what they want. They want to drown government in the proverbial bathtub. On mobile so I can get a link to the quote from decades ago.
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by e40 2y ago
Cheating at a video game shows how deeply flawed his psyche is. Terrifying how much power he has.
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by e40 2y ago
The people with new ideas are the authors of project 2025, not that I agree with any of that nonsense. JD is a sycophant.
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by e40 2y ago
As other nations ramp up their scientific knowledge we are ramping it down.
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by e40 2y ago
Some interesting tools in that video I never heard of. Thanks for that. Definitely will try LookAway. I've tried some other apps, but didn't like them.
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by e40 2y ago
POTUS giving Putin just what he wants re Ukraine. Ronald Reagan is spinning in his grave at near light speed, I imagine.
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by e40 2y ago
Yep, I realized mine were caused by looking out the window while I brushed my teeth in the morning. One day it was really bright outside and really dark inside and the migraine started almost immediately. More than a year and I keep the b
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by e40 2y ago
Newspeak is the language of the next four years (at least).
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by e40 2y ago
Bold statements require proof. Please tell us how unions killed Detroit.
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by e40 2y ago
The current cabinet were chosen precisely because they will not stand up to the dear leader and will pull whatever levers they are asked. It’s an absolute shit show and we will all suffer. The worst part: the people who voted for him will n
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by e40 2y ago
This is so insane it’s like a fever dream.
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by e40 2y ago
> Install and enable Hiya or similar for calls. App page says: > Hiya AI Phone transcribes and summarizes your calls automatically, ... A few things: 1. it's not free (trial available, though) 2. their privacy policy is extensi
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by e40 2y ago
> They helped him in pursuit of profit. Many ended up in concentration camps. I do have to wonder: would they have regretted it had they not ended up in camps?
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by e40 2y ago
One thing not made clear in that history was their role in ARM Linux. There was a guy there, I forget his name (I think it was Andy). We learned a lot about making an ARM compiler for CL from him. He really was the, at the low level, the
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by e40 2y ago
Isn’t Apple immune from ARM price increases?
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by e40 2y ago
The Galleri website says: >Assumes screening is available for all prostate, breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer cases and 43% of lung cancer cases (based on the estimated proportion of lung cancers that occur in screen-eligible indi
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by e40 2y ago
He was 76 and in really good health. Worked out regularly. Ate well.
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by e40 2y ago
This is people I know or my family knows. My mother knows 4-5 people. I've had 2 coworkers die of it. I've had 1 in-law die of it. It's crazy how fast the numbers add up.
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by e40 2y ago
I've known > 10 people who have died from this cancer. It is my #1 fear (cancer wise). My best friend died 3 months to the day after being diagnosed. It is both a blessing and a curse how quickly this kills you. The day before h
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by e40 2y ago
100% agree. For the last few years, I've been saying the following regularly (to friends, family and coworkers): communication is the hardest thing humans will ever do. Period. Going to the moon, launching rockets, building that amazi

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