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by eltondegeneres 3y ago
Do you have a source for energy use for container ship vs trucking?
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by eltondegeneres 3y ago
> his biological father was a Jewish professional gambler named Alexander David Klegerman, who had been killed in a hit-and-run accident before she met James Robertson Killing someone and fleeing the scene isn't something that happe
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
There's a nice documentary from 2002 about Germany's smallest bank, which also doesn't use computers: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schotter_wie_Heu
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
AGPLv3 would ensure any changes by a big vendor would remain freely licensed. The current license for this project fails to meet the Open Source Definition (Criteria 6: No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor) since it restricts offeri
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
Your first link is from a "carnivore diet" blog, which seems to mostly sell their own line of supplements.
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
The twentieth century began with children making up ~20% of the workforce, which wasn't outlawed until 1938. I assume they weren't being taught Latin down in the coal mines.
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
It looks like it costs libraries $2 per view and universities $150/year after a film has been viewed once: https://filmquarterly.org/2019/05/03/kanopy-not-just-like-ne... I generally prefer to walk over
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
FIRE has historically been associated with conservatives, but I don't know if that's changed in recent years.
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by eltondegeneres 4y ago
What are the chances OP has a cultural/political axe to grind with California, and mistakenly attributes the difficulty of hiring across states to some sort of "general jackassery of California state government"? Context: &qu
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by eltondegeneres 5y ago
They're building machines that will be used to kill humans. Don't work for Hermeus and shame on Sam Altman for war profiteering.
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by eltondegeneres 5y ago
It's great to see free software projects get stable funding, but I'm surprised to see the amount they're contributing is so low at €30,000/year. Just €2,500/month is probably a great ROI on PR for Adobe. https:&#x2
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by eltondegeneres 7y ago
The car doesn't use its left turn signal in the demo video. Good thing the child wasn't been any slower exiting the crosswalk, or the car could have hit them.
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Crossing the Pacific on the Slow Hyundai from China (2016)(flyertalk.com)
1 points by eltondegeneres 7y ago|0 comments
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Does Elon Musk Understand Urban Geometry?(humantransit.org)
1 points by eltondegeneres 8y ago|0 comments
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by eltondegeneres 9y ago
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time, Onsite Only | https://www.eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is seeking applicants for the full-time position of Operations/DevOps Engineer
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by eltondegeneres 9y ago
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) | DevOps Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite | Full-time EFF, a digital civil liberties nonprofit, is seeking a full-time Operations Engineer. This person will work onsite in San Francisco with the other m
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by eltondegeneres 9y ago
Fair Trade standards are stricter than Rainforest Alliance. You can read the guidelines here, which includes protections against deforestation: https://fairtradeusa.org/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/fileman
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How to Avoid the Emacs Pinky Problem(ergoemacs.org)
1 points by eltondegeneres 11y ago|1 comments
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by eltondegeneres 11y ago
In SF, Cinderella Bakery or Moscow & Tbilisi Bakery.
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by eltondegeneres 11y ago
What's the appeal of using a Windows host?
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by eltondegeneres 11y ago
Does it have email notifications? That's a killer feature missing from most Slack replacements.
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by eltondegeneres 11y ago
City of Quartz by Mike Davis. Probably the best social history of Los Angeles, and a major influence on the film this article takes its title from.
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
Isn't cricket feed mostly corn and soy? Seems like it would be more efficient to eat the raw ingredients rather than the crickets.
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
I'm not very familiar with Odoo, but I think what sets CiviCRM apart is that it only targets nonprofits/community groups. Nonprofits have different uses for CRMs, like accepting donations and managing membership, and don't wo
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
Despite all that, their next-door neighbor, Dog Eared Books, had their best year ever in 2014 and that's been true for the past five years. Maybe it's because Borderlands has a narrower focus?
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
I'm not that familiar with Lyft, but Uber doesn't doesn't seem accountable to actual users. Did they issue an apology for their "Rides of Glory" article where they mapped potential one night stands?
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
For its shortcomings, at least Muni has a level of accountability to the public that Lyft and Uber inherently lack. I can't see Lyft or Uber providing discounts to seniors or people with disabilities.
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
I'm not a fan of Uber either, but there is an unofficial python client out there.[1] If you've already made an Uber account and have issues with running nonfree software, but not sketchy business practices, you can still use Uber
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
How modified is this from upstream Freeswitch and OpenBTS and are there plans to get these changes merged with upstream?
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by eltondegeneres 12y ago
This looks cool, but I can't see why contributors should assign you copyright so you can sell proprietary versions of VirtKick. Very few free software projects have copyright assignment requirements (GNU being a notable exception).

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