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by goda90 4mo ago
Firefox supports locking down like that as well so that sounds like lazy IT.
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by goda90 4mo ago
That sounds more like a capitalism issue, to be honest. Treatment = revenue, so of course there will be unscrupulous individuals who will bend their oath and let patient anxiety drive care. The trick seems like it would be to strongly incen
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by goda90 4mo ago
If you actually degoogle, supposedly battery life is better but if you start adding back in sandboxed play services, you lose some of the gains.
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by goda90 4mo ago
What is your definition of banned then? The book Nineteen Eighty-four contains sexual content. An authoritarian interested in reducing access to such literature about totalitarianism simply needs to get some parents worked up over sex.
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by goda90 4mo ago
I don't disagree at all. I have a fairly large area I keep cut short for playing with my dog and having campfires. But I'm converting my front yard to native fruit bushes and flowers. And the parts I do cut short(either for recrea
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by goda90 4mo ago
> Your lawn is trying to tell you something. It's saying "I'm an unnatural, non-native monoculture that does little to support biodiversity but will gladly suck up your time and money." Sorry to speak negatively of th
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by goda90 4mo ago
I dug a lot into "starving cancer" while we tried to save our dog from an aggressive sarcoma. I can't find his name off hand but I recall reading about a researcher who used a ketogenic diet to keep glucose low, and then occa
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by goda90 4mo ago
Collecting water with tarps is just strategic collection of condensation/dew. Clothing has the issue of often being warmer than ambient because people are warm blooded, so it's unlikely water would condense from the air(though it
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by goda90 4mo ago
Pricing water properly includes figuring out how much someone is drawing directly from wells on private property.
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by goda90 4mo ago
With any water use, I'd say it's important to examine how the water gets back into the system. Does it return to the same source or end up elsewhere? Does it return clean, treated, or polluted? If it evaporates, where is that vapo
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by goda90 4mo ago
We should never assume any aquifer can be used up lightly, whether Utah or in a rainforest. Droughts are going to become more common, and not only does a lower water table impact other human activities, but also plants that have deep roots
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by goda90 4mo ago
And the feeds are largely the way they are due to unregulated greed.
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by goda90 5mo ago
If these data centers are going to be so profitable, then it should be simple to make guarantees about clean self-power, closed loop cooling, and noise and light pollution mitigation. There definitely shouldn't be deals to avoid taxes
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by goda90 5mo ago
> That negligence is not caused by desperation/greed/fear/lack of empathy, but by a confidence that one won't get caught or punished. Greed comes in for the perceived time savings of speeding or ignoring signals or th
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by goda90 5mo ago
What if instead of trying to figure out how to catch criminals, we focus on building a society where no one wants to be a criminal? Can we find solutions to what causes crime, like desperation, greed, fear, failure to understand and have co
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by goda90 5mo ago
It doesn't, but I'm not going to trust my own safety to a self driving car that can only be said to be better than the worst drivers. It's a bad baseline.
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by goda90 5mo ago
With these kinds of things, I want to see comparisons to trained, alert humans. Cut out all the distracted, stressed, tired, incompetent, intoxicated cases from the baseline. That includes rushed doctors at the end of a long shift. A self d
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by goda90 5mo ago
A less high-tech way to reduce mosquitoes in your own back yard is to set up an attractive nesting location, such as a bucket filled with plant cuttings and water with protection from the rain, and putting Bti(Bacillus thuringiensis subspec
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by goda90 5mo ago
This is a pretty narrow anecdote but my employer prefers hiring right out of undergrad and training. They also were quite aggressive in ending remote work after Covid. I felt a lot better about the new developers I worked with before LLMs g
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by goda90 5mo ago
Already fingerprinted, perhaps?
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by goda90 5mo ago
A saboteur might want to cause disruption without violence against people, and such cases would still likely be labeled terrorism.
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by goda90 5mo ago
I'm anxiously awaiting support for using dumps from the HD Wii U version since that's what I have in my own collection(and dumping on the Wii U is remarkably easy with the built in browser.)
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by goda90 5mo ago
I propose requiring explicit opt in for each piece of data collected, and explicit opt in for each piece shared to a third party. Failure to opt in for a particular piece should only result in the degradation of features that can be reasona
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by goda90 5mo ago
People aren't starting competitor businesses because the hassle has become astronomically expensive, also largely due to rent seekers[0]. You need a space, but real estate is absurdly inflated. You need trained employees, but education
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by goda90 5mo ago
Or maybe they need to bring back quality assurance expertise to the company.
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by goda90 5mo ago
Left part of the page is cut off and only accessible with reader mode on IronFox for Android. Talk about #WebAccessibilityFails
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by goda90 5mo ago
3 days off is infinitely better than moments of stress induced slacking spread throughout the week, so I don't see the downside.
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by goda90 5mo ago
What's the actual problem? Most people don't live for work.
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by goda90 5mo ago
The Wikipedia article suggests they do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodo
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by goda90 5mo ago
Gabe Brown says he uses cover crops, pastured poultry, and managed grazing on the same land as his primary crop and gets more calories per acre than monoculture farms, but also he has no chemical inputs, his soil is getting richer, and ther

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