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4y ago
A Lancia Delta and a Fiat Panda both born in the late nineties. Around 100k kilometers each.
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DuckDuckGo is a for-profit (so no, they don't accept donations) and very profitable since 2014. They sell non-tracking ads and affiliate links related to search queries. They also have various investors. Most interestingly they donate
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In italian we call it "chiocciola", which translates to snail.
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4y ago
If the car is new ask Honda if the device should be there, if not ask the dealer a new car. I would never feel safe driving a car tampered by who know who. You say it's a 2020 car, how many miles have you driven with the unknown device
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Similar to roXiva[0] but for mobiles. Imho the "competitor" website does a better job at explaining the science behind the product. [0] https://roxiva.com/
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5y ago
What a transformation! I'm speechless. It's like seeing a caterpillar turning into a butterfly. The second pic screams confidence and personality. Thanks for sharing your progress, you are an inspiration.
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Some years ago I was pushing my mtb on a gravel path parallel to a trafficked road. Sweating like crazy, high heart rate, it was an early summer afternoon. All of a sudden I felt an unusual cold, very cold breeze. Strange as the temperature
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5y ago
Search 'the quantified scientist' on YouTube. He seems a reasonable guy and has uploaded in-depth reviews of most popular fitness bands (Xiaomi, honor, Huawei, etc). I'm not affiliated with him, nor with apple.
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I've never tried the apps that claim to track your sleep, so I will not comment on those. But recently I was about to buy a consumer fitness band until I read a couple of technical reviews that show how they are all essentially worthle
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In this site I've learned to be careful of what I write on the internet. I keep returning because almost everyone follows the same rule: write if you have something interesting to say politely, otherwise read and move on. It's qui
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5y ago
A coffee if my morning is behind the keyboard. Eating and sitting at the desk for long makes me sleepy. Proper breakfast with something to eat if I have to do manual work.
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5y ago
I think the creator is right about businesses preferring desktop apps. In a way it also mirrors my experience with photopea, great app but I keep forgetting it. I love it but I use gimp just because it's there. Why doesn't he wrap
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5y ago
You are right. Print the qr and put in your wallet like any elderly person I know does.
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IANAL but please you should find one asap. Collect every evidence you have, print it on paper and sue your employer. I don't know about Australian law but in jurisdictions I'm familiar with what you are describing is definitely il
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5y ago
What was the problem with Tim Ferriss episode? I get some of the names are problematic (from Spotify point of view) but Ferriss? There was a time when he was promoted all over the world.
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5y ago
7) leave the phone in the car/tent/pocket Even the dimmest display is far brighter than what you want to see.
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No it's not. At least not for me and others on this thread.
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5y ago
I'm about your age and also I can't read on dark mode. It really burns my eyes, in a way that I can't read anything in standard mode for minutes. grammar edit
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Thank you, I really appreciate your answer.
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> In the US public transit is impossible No sarcasm. Why it's impossible to have public transit like every other country in the world but it's possible to pour tons of money on driverless cars development?
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Lately I'm trying to learn Russian and I've found that practicing with Duolingo in the morning is better than angrily scrolling the news. Even a couple of exercises warm up my brain a lot more than random browsing.
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He knew. Below is a quote from Isaacson book. Fifty years later the fence still surrounds the back and side yards of the house in Mountain View. As Jobs showed it off to me, he caressed the stockade panels and recalled a lesson that his fat
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Oh I didn't know Vanced worked that way. And you are right. Ads are blocked by newpipe, nextdns in this case is worthless. Sorry for the misinformation everyone.
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I remember when almost everyone here was against his choice to not monetize from the first day. Instead he released a user friendly app, no ads, no trackers. Great success, massive user base, huge money. Well played.
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> on mobile (where adblocking isn't possible without modded APKs) What's a modded APK? Firefox and other browsers like Vivaldi have awesome adblocking nowadays. There are alternative frontends like invidious. Newpipe is an oss
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Do I also must feel obliged to read every ad page on a magazine? Can't change to another tv channel during the half time? Was I stealing when in the nineties I recorded movies on VHS skipping commercials? I would say no, and I think we
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The Dropbox thread is a good reminder that the hive mind isn't always right. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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Keep the coding job. Meanwhile work on anything else on your own, invest some money, build a passive earning, buy a property and rent it. Depending on your definition of financial stability it could take a week or a couple of years. Done? R
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I used it in search of inspiration for websites, flyers, other marketing stuff. It all ended when someone introduced me to dribbble.
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Imagine spending thousands on a service with no customer support.
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