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by fullstop 4y ago
I'm not discussing inflation here, just the concept of negative interest on bank accounts. If you had a pile of cash, it would remain a pile of cash. If you had 100,000 euro in the bank that might be 99,000 euro after some time becaus
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by fullstop 4y ago
Absolutely. I don't live where negative interest is a thing, but it seems like that would encourage people to keep money outside of banks.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Thankfully you're no longer earning negative interest on your bank account.
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by fullstop 4y ago
I have one of these and it is fantastic: https://www.ravpower.com/products/rp-pc151-100w-2-usb-c-port... When I got it it was closer to $50, though, and not $70.
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by fullstop 4y ago
I have the Bip, but not an iPhone. I don't use the official app, which has mostly alleviated my privacy concerns.
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by fullstop 4y ago
> I had Amazfit Bip for multiple years until it finally broke. The face fell off of mine, and the band snapped. The face was put back in with super glue and has been holding just fine for two years, and the band was replaced with a meta
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by fullstop 4y ago
Not OP, but you can't really make your own apps for it. There are third party clients for it, though, and you can export data through them. I like mine, except for the fact that the front fell off and I had to glue it back on. The ba
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by fullstop 4y ago
Regarding installing untrustworthy software, you also have to be mindful of software which has been acquired by another entity. Your trusty file manager could turn into something entirely different just by applications automatically updati
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by fullstop 4y ago
Surely the answer here is to add tools to the rescue system. You could make the same complaint with systems that use file systems not yet supported in rescue systems, such as zfs, btrfs, etc. Why would you limit what can be done based on t
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by fullstop 4y ago
It's also worth mentioning that the Steam Deck uses systemd as well.
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by fullstop 4y ago
launchd or perhaps, more likely, upstartd.
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by fullstop 4y ago
The source for the clients is available. 1. https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram 2. https://github.com/TelegramMessenger/Telegram-iOS 3. https://github.com/overtake/TelegramSwift
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by fullstop 4y ago
I've not said that they (bug splatters) are consistent with the past. Perhaps my wording wasn't the best, but I was trying to say that the aerodynamic properties of a license plate have not changed.
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by fullstop 4y ago
No, I absolutely meant "less likely". The bugs don't hit as often against the old vehicles. The older boxy vehicles were more likely to push the insect away, while the modern aerodynamic vehicles allowed the bug to hit the
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by fullstop 4y ago
I'll be honest I wanted to hear that the two of you met up, got married, and had a bunch of babies together. I guess your answer will have to do!
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by fullstop 4y ago
The last time this was discussed I found some articles showing that the more boxy and angular windows of older vehicles were less likely to have bugs smashed on them. This is why these studies often use license plate splatters to get a bet
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by fullstop 4y ago
Please tell me that you made a move.
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by fullstop 4y ago
> I don’t think extrovert is necessarily correlated with skilled speaker. My oldest is quite introverted but can somehow flip a switch internally and is excellent at public speaking. She's won a number of speech competitions and
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by fullstop 4y ago
It all goes by in the blink of an eye. I've had my ~1,000 weekends with my oldest, and now she's at school and living on campus. My youngest is in high school and spends so much time in activities that I only get to see her for a
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by fullstop 4y ago
Vanguard actually supports fido2/webauthn. I registered two keys and they sent me two confirmation letters in the mail, one for each key.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Nice. If I remember correctly it was their "Powerhouse" deal and you just paid for shipping. I still have the modules around here somewhere! No native serial ports, though, and the restriction of things needing to be on the same c
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by fullstop 4y ago
Did you get it as part of a promotional deal for about $5 in the late 90s?
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by fullstop 4y ago
In 2001 I had an account set up for my girlfriend, now wife, so that she could telnet (openssh wasn't really widespread then!) to my desktop and it would play a sound and blink a light as part of the login procedure. The light was cont
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by fullstop 4y ago
Interesting! When you drink does it also feel like it clears the cobwebs out of your brain? I honestly generally feel better the next day. I don't think that it's something that would work on a regular basis, but maybe once a
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by fullstop 4y ago
I actually went through a carrier this time because I could trade in my current device for waaaaay more than it's worth. My current phone is neither receiving OS updates nor security updates, and the Pixel 7 gives me five years of sec
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by fullstop 4y ago
> Alcohol promises a great time. Alcohol delivers a hangover and regrets. Maybe I'm not drinking heavily enough, but I don't really get hangovers. I guess I'm sober enough to remember to drink a couple of glasses of water
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by fullstop 4y ago
Those $1 stocks aren't close to the scale of Apple in 2001, but I understand what you're trying to say.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Half joking, but I was young and had the money, but didn't pull the trigger on buying 10k of AAPL when it was less than $1. It was such a low risk proposition at that time in my life.
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by fullstop 4y ago
As someone else pointed out, the micro-b thing in the EU was a recommendation and not a mandate so the terms are a bit different here. I would be happy to have Apple move to Type C, but I do question if an actual mandate (and not a recommen
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by fullstop 4y ago
Clearly something happened (or didn't happen) which allowed phone manufacturers to ignore the existing micro usb mandate. When would this mandate be changed? After the rest of the world has already moved on to Type D?

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