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Chemists Develop Sustainable Method to Remove “Forever Chemicals” from Water
(scitechdaily.com)
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They also provide social security numbers. What really sucks is you can't practice good hygiene and preemptively update your SSN periodically. You have to wait until your identity is stolen first.
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> Transunion can't do shit They can but they don't. There being no framework for prosecution doesn't mean it's impossible to not hand out data to anybody that asks with minimal info provided.
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3y ago
If you make it polished, it will be usable to more people. More users equal more of their favorite apps being made for linux.
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3y ago
In your opinion how does Pop!_OS it better?
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3y ago
I really wish the linux community would polish off the UX for ubuntu so it's more attractive and usable for mainstream
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9% price increase for .COM and .XYZ domains starting Sept 1, 2023
(i.imgur.com)
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VirtualBuddy is my favorite mac vm thanks to their file sharing folder https://github.com/insidegui/VirtualBuddy
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Hey @dang, I have a simple feature request. Can we have the black bar the the top link to the relevant thread? The story isn't always at the top of the front page and it's annoying having to look through the list to find what it&#
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Natural history museum closes because of chemicals in taxidermy collection
(phys.org)
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3y ago
"It's only useful if it's an initiative I agree with" is a dangerous mindset
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The logical move would be for Spotify to product their own, that way they don't need to pay anyone. I mean c'mon it's 2023, how hard could it be to create autogenerated white noise, Apple already does it.
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After the timer it up it'd be nice if you can continue going
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So is it a health hazard to work in a museum library?
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It's sustainability should be compared to raising millions of cows since that's the alternative
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They start by talking about growing costs of living
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What changed in the 1970s to go from flat prices to uponly?
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3y ago
How do you style with pseudo selectors (e.g. :hover)?
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3y ago
Rolling kanban
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3y ago
There's so many games like this that seem completely capable of playing in the browser. Why haven't we seen a platform like Steam for in-browser games?
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3y ago
> Ethereum would probably be the worst choice I said Ethereum, not ETH/ether. Ethereum is a blockchain where you could transact many tokens including stablecoins.
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3y ago
Because you won't need to use Paypal, the functionality of sending money between 2 parties quickly and efficiently is built in to the protocol
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3y ago
> It is freedom to publish without _government_ retribution Which the government would never ruin the facade of freedom so they follow through at unofficial capacities
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3y ago
While unlikely, it's not outlandish to think there could be a decoy package
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It's a bit naive to think there's freedom of press in this country (freedom to publish without retribution)
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3y ago
I really hate how people always try to put programming labels on brain activity "This is a state machine", "this is a natural net", "it's running a coroutine", "it's garbage collection"...
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> college debts? hope Dems get power in DC Pointless unless the root cause is addressed first
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They rely on people not knowing their rights or not having the time/ability to fight them. It's not just a corporate thing, but a problem in the US as a whole that the government banks on. When people are overworked, underpaid, an
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It's a great way to siphon money to friends and family and then when there's no output you just deflect and gaslight until everyone forgets about it
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It'd be nice if there were a consortium of organizations that maintained a fork of Chromium, such as W3C, Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi
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