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by fma 2y ago
Outline VPN works pretty well FWIW.
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by fma 2y ago
Steak is the one thing I can get consistently better than restaurants. It's all thanks to the book "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking" It's a text book size cookbook. The author experiments di
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by fma 2y ago
They are 5 and 7.
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by fma 2y ago
I'm in the same boat...2 kids. The one who always wants a tablet also always want snacks and candy. Any good resources on curbing this before it gets worse?
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by fma 2y ago
My point isn't about the career choice. My point is many parents, and probably many more here on HN, may think they can avoid TikToks influence because they don't use it. However it's moot since their peers will have influenc
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by fma 2y ago
The survey was very interesting... #1 aspirational career in China being astronaut and the US being influencer. I have a 1st grader and one day she said she wants to be youtuber when she grows up. She learned this from her peers. Prior to t
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by fma 2y ago
My local library system offers digital access to WSJ, NY Times and many other periodicals. You may want to see if yours does too.
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by fma 3y ago
So, what's the best weather app to use that's not going to sell my location?
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by fma 3y ago
Maybe its just the hunan brain bad at perception, but I feel like there's some system compromised and info is leaked so scammers know when you are expecting a package because FedEx/USPS spam text increases.
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by fma 3y ago
This is basically this auto focus system I was introduced to. I use Google Sheets so I can have a few columns. I can print it out if needed, and easily accessible on my phone and desktop. http://markforster.squarespace.com/a
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by fma 3y ago
You know, GM has twp joint ventures in China, and Wuling especially has popular EVs (behind BYD, and Tesla of course). Below commenter also points out GM isn't aggressive in China... Maybe should have picked Ford as a better example.
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by fma 3y ago
> It seems like once a group of people have lived somewhere for a generation or two and have a $Trillion invested in a place they probably are going to make it hard for new comers to make radical changes You should look at before and aft
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by fma 3y ago
I've never liked using bluetooth peripherals and this gives me another reason. USB dongle for life, I guess.
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by fma 3y ago
Then key off of "noise, noise, noise, noise....no noise, no noise, no noise". Done. Can maybe even attach a vibration sensor to the machine...
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by fma 3y ago
It wasn't a surprise. She knew it was coming because others on her team were let go (she says this). She would have had a calendar invite with 2 random HR attendees...she also had her video recording setup. Totally not a surprise.
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by fma 3y ago
She was likely stack ranked. You can rule out many big tech companies then, if you don't agree with it. Its been happening for many many years...
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by fma 3y ago
Even if 1000 companies says she's wrong, it just takes 1 to agree for her to continue her career. Pretty good odds given the millions of views I'd speculate she has a job next week.
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by fma 3y ago
As far as I know, dissidents would hang around major population area (i.e, subway station) and allow for anonymous users to connect to them to transfer files. This security issue would allow the Chinese government to track them. However, al
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by fma 3y ago
Been like that "forever" but also "depends on the graphic chip" meaning it wasn't universally supported. I've not come across a Windows machine with USB-C that can't support multiple displays using $20 hub
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by fma 3y ago
It's 2023 and finally can connect more then one... what is their justification for not being able to do this before.
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by fma 3y ago
FWIW, you can still charge it wirelessly.
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by fma 3y ago
People who feel obligated to work after work hours also are probably in a poor work culture company. I log off when I went to log off and if I have an idea or a reason to work at night I do it. If I feel it's not productive I sleep ear
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by fma 3y ago
The article says all of these happened overseas. "All of the deaths reviewed by NBC News happened outside the U.S., where regulations regarding carbon monoxide detectors are inconsistent" Did the hosts conform to local laws and re
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by fma 3y ago
Same thing with school supplies. You get a piece of paper that tells you everything you need for the year. Even 2nd grader needs a box of crayons. How many colors, which brand? What if one parent buys a name brand another buys Walmart bran
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by fma 3y ago
Assuming you meant the GM data center in Milford & Warren... 1) There were ways around it via a secure proxy for outbound 2) If proxy was blocked because of your zone, you could escalate and get deviation. Just need the right security p
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by fma 3y ago
Put rabbit air antennas on your TV and tune into PBS. Minimal ads except for "this broadcast is sponsored by viewers like you" and no tracking.
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by fma 3y ago
If you don't agree to the terms of service, don't use the service? It's not a right or necessity to life.
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by fma 3y ago
And I bet you use Google's other services for free.
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by fma 3y ago
TikTok is eating the lunch of YouTube, Instagram and Facebook & expanding content by attracting higher quality creators. They're even expanding into shopping. At one point, YouTube only had random videos or pirated shows.
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by fma 3y ago
Until it's publicly funded, it needs to be funded somehow. People who don't pay and block ads are scamming YouTube, or scamming advertisers.

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