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by greycol 1y ago
While I'm all for saving costs, I would be shocked if mixing your own inject-able medicine either weekly (with the chance of making a mistake in dosage or sterility) or too such a high degree of sterility that you can confidentally s
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by greycol 1y ago
Of course the flowchart that fill that blank has other outcomes than total nuclear war, but you aren't considering how unacceptable those outcomes are to those involved or the feedback loops involved. Let me ask you this question. Why
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by greycol 1y ago
An easy example, if you haven't already try going to GPO and enable 'Computer Configuration>Start Menu and Taskbar>Remove Recommended Section from Start Menu' then restart your computer. Open the start menu and be amaze
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by greycol 1y ago
Pro isn't ad-free by default. With appropriate regedits/privacy scripts/tools you can make it ad-free until an update inevitably reverts/"upgrades" some part of it. It's not hard to maintain it in this sta
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by greycol 1y ago
I honestly believe that last point is the reason people still have their free grand-parented in workspace accounts. Google went to close them down realized they didn't have a graceful way to let people keep their paid for apps and real
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by greycol 1y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if spurious criticisms about an awkward youth and couch fucking have inured him to very real criticism of his governance.
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by greycol 1y ago
Because google links that information to what you do in other places of the internet. I don't care if my church knows my favourite hymn or my sex store knows I buy sex toys, I care if my church knows I buy sex toys.
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by greycol 1y ago
Sure but the people asking to track gun deaths properly are rebuffed by the people who want to keep guns, so even the guys who want to keep guns infer better stats will make them look worse.
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by greycol 1y ago
They really aren't. To pay off a 30yr 300k at 4% you pay $17350 a year. If you pay $17350 on a 100k 16% mortgage you pay it off in under 18 years and have saving of 222k (even at 0% returns) + 100k house by the time 30yrs is up.
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by greycol 1y ago
Every time I bite my tongue (literal not figurative) it's also astonishing to me. Last time I did was probably 3 years ago and it was probably 10 years earlier for the time before that. Would it be fair to call me a negligent eater? H
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by greycol 1y ago
The thinness of the letters in the title really accentuate the camera bump. For me it makes it looks like it's called APR and really draws attention to a design feature I dislike, having said that I know that some people find camera bu
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by greycol 1y ago
Food, iron and salt where all from inside their empire. What critical production are you actually referring to? Closest I can think of is the Romans required a constant influx of cheap labour from outside their empire for their economy. Whe
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by greycol 1y ago
It's generally not like a store, it's charged at time of import not at time of sale. The seller can choose to pre-pay for the importer (the customer) but they'll only do that if they know what to pay. If they don't know
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by greycol 1y ago
A lot of people buy clothes for their looks with minimal weighting towards functionality (or rather that is the functionality). If you've got a body in reasonable nick then tight pants can look good. The traditional solution to poor po
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by greycol 1y ago
It's the Javelin Anti cheat system which forces the use of secure boot. This conversation already covers a lot of the anticheat linux issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21947047 It's been about a year sin
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by greycol 1y ago
You can't actually configure the wan connection fully without internet connectivity (at least last i checked). This meant for instance if your WAN required VLAN like New Zealand you couldn't actually set it up without another rout
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by greycol 1y ago
Great, they meant better acting corporations have no click or single click (dismiss-able with simple add-ons to proactively affirm the user's position) ribbons to get get rid of unwanted cookies. Let's be realistic anyone who hate
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by greycol 1y ago
Basically by enabling drm (widevine). For the browsers/configurations that people knowledgable about browsers use for anything but streaming they'll force audio only mode and pretend that it's an acceptable solution.
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by greycol 1y ago
The problem with your questions (if the one above is an example) is that you're asking what can be seen as an insulting question that doesn't really add any nuance or analysis itself. You could have asked the question while highli
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by greycol 2y ago
Because tariffs can be applied on specific goods rather than the current blanket tariffs. i.e. You could place a tariff on steel to ensure local manufactures use American steel while placing a tariff that includes cocoa does not necessarily
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by greycol 2y ago
That's more due to OPEC deciding to allow higher production quotas. Though you could argue that's because they expect a global downturn though it's not an independent view just the view of those countries.
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by greycol 2y ago
Sure but if you're so reductionist then you'd also be arguing that slaves were making a statement about their values and how they viewed slavery because the majority didn't immediately escape or die trying. It would be dising
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by greycol 2y ago
I'm sure I've seen dunk tanks (throw a baseball, hit the target, person falls in) in plenty of US movies though no idea how common that is in reality. Regardless, one of the nice things about the practice is does mean people are a
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by greycol 2y ago
They actually have thought it out well. The short of it is you can set up a device to constantly stream to home assistant so that you can use any wake word. That comes with the draw back of more power use and more importantly higher cpu us
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by greycol 2y ago
To clarify their issue, you can celebrate someones birthday without knowing the year they are born, you only need to know the reocurring date. You can't enter a birthday in apple contacts without a year, if you attempt it it sets it as
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by greycol 2y ago
I'll remind you of two thing which a lot of people often forget with hobbies/volunteering and may make this argument moot for you: Just because someone gives time for free doesn't mean that time doesn't cost them or can
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by greycol 2y ago
I figured it was a rather apt example of how the turn it off and wait until someone complains doesn't work if the damage done in the wait until it's restored time isn't repairable. The abrasive personal example is because he&
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by greycol 2y ago
To be rather abrasive in my response: I believe your view is a waste of air. In case I'm correct how about we cut you off from air for a week and if there's a problem we'll restore it then.
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by greycol 2y ago
I've bought into that idea (with caveats case by case, i.e. evaluated by judges with discretion), but it only works when those kind of crimes are feeders into social support agencies. Without effective social support to either rehabil
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by greycol 2y ago
It's unfortunately not news that a Trump presidency doesn't respect the mores of the office. The president can pardon people for breaking federal law and can stop the enforcement of federal law[1] so as president elect it makes s

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