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by googlryas 2y ago
Sounds like a recipe for dissatisfied users "Why's my internet slow? Oh, YouTube is uploading a bunch of stuff to other people" "How did I hit my bandwidth cap for the month already? Oh, youtube is..."
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by googlryas 2y ago
If there's one thing on my 4 year olds plate that he "doesn't like", I have him close his eyes and try to guess which food item I just put in his mouth. After the game is over he'll usually just continue eating ever
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by googlryas 2y ago
I'm positive that OP understands the reason for an FTC approval. Why did you cut the quote off in the middle of the sentence? The point is about why it's acceptable for the FTC to approve something, and then years later come back
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by googlryas 2y ago
What makes you think the products you like will even be launched, if the acquisition pathway to success is not available?
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by googlryas 2y ago
Why does HN lie? There are comments in this thread saying they were posted "18 hours ago" (eg from giraffe_lady), but I am positive I read these comments 3 days ago on the same thread.
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by googlryas 2y ago
I never slept in a post office, but rural firefighters were always very good to me on bikepacking trips. Plying me with food and letting me sleep in their gym or somewhere around the station.
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by googlryas 2y ago
I bike packed 2000 miles around Europe, and one time in the mountains outside San Sebastian I was chased by a black bear. Weird people were probably the most dangerous wildlife, but like OP, basically every interaction with strangers I had
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by googlryas 2y ago
After getting 4 flats in 4 days on a bike trip, I had good luck with anti-puncture kevlar tire liner tape.
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by googlryas 2y ago
This is exactly why I want to see the posts, because I don't really trust 3rd parties to accurately classify "peaceful content in support of Palestine". It's possible Facebook is wrong. It's also possible that it&#x
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by googlryas 2y ago
I'd like to see examples of actual posts that were taken down, rather than talk of the quantity, or who filed the reports.
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by googlryas 2y ago
I use the MoCA 2.5 adapter by goCoax. I won't say I recommend it since I haven't compared it to other adapters, but it appears to do what I want it to do and I get about 2Gbps through the adapters. Every one I could find seemed to
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by googlryas 3y ago
Can't you just sync some encrypted blob to iCloud? How is iCloud privacy violating?
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by googlryas 3y ago
Your passphrase could be "I want to kill the President of the United States of America" USSS, please refer to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg3_kUaYFJA
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by googlryas 3y ago
Okay, so you stack the court. And then when the other team gets in there, they restack the court, and the restacked court overturns all the things that your stacked Court did. Repeat ad nauseam
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by googlryas 3y ago
It's an interesting tactic to blame the people that want to fix the bad thing, but can't for whatever reason, instead of blaming the people that are actually responsible for the bad thing, or are actively working against fixing th
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by googlryas 3y ago
I've been at Google 14 years and 2014 was around the time I noticed more and more people internally lamenting that old Google was dead.
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by googlryas 3y ago
I think you haven't been paying attention if you think people shooting guns at the public, or at cops, is an "extraordinary circumstance" in America. It's not just mall shootings, or parkland. It's also people just
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by googlryas 3y ago
Possibly, but more likely is that cops don't like dealing with boring traffic offenses, and doing a bunch of paper work for them. And the money booked from the ticket, if it is even paid, goes to the general fund and not to the cops to
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by googlryas 3y ago
While we're there, since the message has a fixed prefix, you can initiate the sha256 computation with it, and then repeatedly branch off of that for the test suffix.
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by googlryas 3y ago
You are either extremely misinformed about climate change, or are intentionally being melodramatic.
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by googlryas 3y ago
The interesting thing about old people is they tend to die, and bequeath their properties to their children.
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by googlryas 3y ago
The US system is pay as you go, so it is just paying taxes on time, not ahead of time. Tax day is just the date when all your accounts are supposed to be settled up for the year.
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by googlryas 3y ago
Nah, they're super enticed by it. For the first two years of my kids life, we had no screens in the house that he ever saw. We had old Nokia brick phones, no TV, and we only used a computer when he was sleeping. Regardless, the moment
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by googlryas 3y ago
I like the concept, but I'm not having much luck. I entered "weird looking monkey", hoping to get Proboscis, golden snub nosed, etc, but I just end up with the articles "Pet monkey","List of individual monkeys&
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by googlryas 3y ago
There is no such way to define strictly correct through logic alone in English. It's really just whatever people say. After all, we have a ton of words that mix latin and greek roots/-fixes. Eg bioluminescence, bigamy, homophobic,
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by googlryas 3y ago
I've heard content creators either say explicitly in videos, or in text under videos, things along the line of "Sorry I made a mistake here but I need to get this video out". Imagine reading an essay where the author tried to
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by googlryas 3y ago
I've seen estimates that 65M Americans have twitter. 65M/330M is definitely enough of a critical mass to start something big. Effectively, Musk paid $675 per (American) user to bootstrap his everything app. Probably easier to incr
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by googlryas 3y ago
How exactly does that expectation work? What happens if you only pay 30% of your income to rent? Will you get passed over for a promotion if your boss sees you live slightly below what he is paying you, or something?
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by googlryas 3y ago
It seems like now, more than any time in recorded history, the answer is "yes".
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by googlryas 3y ago
Well...what would you call Jeff's $500M yacht?

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