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What OS? I've used the Signal desktop app on Windows paired to iOS for more than a year and have never once had to re-link.
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Isn't the reason we're comfortable with mandating USB-C the fact that it's been implemented successfully in so many devices already? How's that supposed to work next time around? Will politicians or bureaucrats pick th
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4y ago
>"double-speak comes form a book written in support of socialism" LOL - whut? Did you read a different 1984? Orwell's thoughts on governance was complicated, and changed over time, but in no way was 1984 some kind of endo
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Beauty, and human attraction to beauty, is impossible to overcome. While sometimes informed by culture, attributes like symmetrical faces are desirable across all cultures. And those attributes are often powerfully informed by genetics. Abs
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No, that is your interpretation, and it’s ridiculous. That language does not speak to mentioning two dads. And will never be enforced that way
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4y ago
This is all wrong. Our furnace filters (and all furnace filters) filter particles specifically to clean the air. And with a MERV 13 or higher rating, they even filter Pm 2.5. And, no, I’ve never seen a single furnace filter with intentional
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4y ago
It's awesome that you've done all this work. I have to say, though, that this could just as well be evidence that your experiment is not designed terribly well. One would never build a home furnace with a filter that has gaps al
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That dude (you?) compares his contraption to the same three filters taped randomly on a box fan. That's a little silly. I'm surprised it filters anything at all, as the air would simply flow between and around the filters. Duri
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Maybe you can point me to where it says that.
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Office on the web actually does this really well now. The desktop app is a little more glitchy, but Google doesn't even have one of those. I really like tracked changes in Word on the web. Microsoft has come a real long way in the l
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Try a commodity like wheat or lumber instead. Those who produce it more cheaply make more money. That’s how markets work.
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Rents are inflating almost as fast.
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The cold may kill as many in your own country.
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Yes, NIMBYs are literally destroying the country. They could have also permitted drilling in the North Sea.
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Maybe our needs aren't terribly great, but Teams works pretty well in our enterprise. ~3000 users.
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Lastpass “Security Incident”
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There are varying degrees of "toxic." Red blobs painted on a map may or may not be relevant to your health. Toxicity is an arena rife with controversy and dispute. That they (EPA IRIS, ATSDR, or the like) take a "Lowest Ob
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I get the point you're making, but to the facts, that is quite literally how many subdivisions work, and least in the western US.
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I think to most reasonable people, it's not fair to call it a "drop." It's a smaller increase than last month, but it's still a very meaningful increase in the cost of goods. Yes, my house is not burning as quickl
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>“The pesticides used are said to be non-toxic and include substances such as liquid garlic, soap, peppermint and rosemary.” Said to be? Call me skeptical. The vector control districts in Florida, including Orange County’s, use conventio
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The difference here, I think, is that you don’t have to use autonomous drivers. To the contrary, notwithstanding laws against it, you do have to share the road with distracted and drunk drivers.
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> The average driver is 1/3 distracted and 1/4 drunk. It seems to me the point is that an automated driver is never distracted and never drunk. The automated systems should get credit for that. That is, they should not necess
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Fair enough, but approaching the problem rationally, is that really how we should measure success? Are you satisfied with a solution that results in objectively more death just because you claim to have some part in creating it? That stri
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In my view, the question should be whether it's more or less safe than humans driving. If use of automated driving results in less death than humans driving, considered at the broadest possible scale, then that strikes me as an excell
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Absent supply constraints (putting aside the fact that's another way of saying demand exceeds supply), do you believe there is any point at which printing money drives inflation? If yes, at what point would you say it would? See the M1
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I'd say recreation.gov by Booz Allen Hamilton is pretty good. Some of the policies are disputed (e.g., racing for camp sites), but the technology works very well.
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How is the GP supposed to respond to this? You're not wrong that its a common mistake, but you're not adding anything to the conversation by remarking on it. And you're not actually asking for any help. Comments like this
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As a point of clarity, those state laws are all passed by democratically elected representatives. Gerrymandering may impact outcomes, but Ds are every bit as good at it as Rs. For example, Oregon's legislative districts are comically
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"Often the Negro does not even want what he takes; he wants the experience of taking. But most of all, alienated from society and knowing that this society cherishes property above people, he is shocking it by abusing property rights.&
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I just want to put a pitch in here that I am related to several LEOs, and I can assure you that the number of "bad people," are a tiny minority. And I am also STRONGLY opposed to this idea that it's OK to attack government b
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