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NSA calling, please pick up. ;)
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Because this is a political agenda paper to feed news to reinforce the views of a particular demographic. "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary[/lifestyle/world view] depends on his not under
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Uber and Lyft drivers may not realize that, although modern times are far safer, taxi driver is consistently one of the top dozen dangerous jobs.
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Keep it in the ground. Tax carbon heavily to pay for CCS.
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What? Are you fking serious? We have to invest tens of trillions in scalable carbon sequestration right now or there's no future for anyone except to starve or be part of another world war.
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Because Luxottica is the DeBeers of glasses. Warby Parker, and IIRC Walmart, are the major insurgents against them in the US. I thought Costco also was after their business but it looks like they sell a great deal of Luxottica product.
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There's also raw water and whatever the name of that "ionic" water sold at water stores. Don't get me wrong, having someone else maintain an RO, ozone and UV system for regular, cheaper purified water is far cheaper and
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Not to the rigor seL4 has, with multiple-levels of verification.
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seL4 https://sel4.systems/
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Maybe that signals they need to work on site UX and AI to present useful purchases in a more consistent buying experience than an atomized encyclopedia galactica that drowns the user in a paradox of choice?
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Lol? How? Yahoo and AOL seem to be perfectly happy riding into the non-innovation sunset with Verizon.
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So, basically greedy investors want eBay to ruin what's cool and useful about it... that it's not Amazon and not quite AliBaba either. Perhaps if they carefully tested expanding into less cool arenas like freight-forwarding, freig
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IIRC: In Norway, the government computes your taxes for you and you can approve of their work by text messaging. In the US, taxes are complexified to hide welfare for the rich[0] and put a burden on the non-rich people that they must fill o
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I've tried dozens. Monaco or Source Code Pro You also have to try them in your terminal or editor, because on the web isn't the same experience.
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One of my roommates in college was from Michoacan MX, and worked Washington state, Oregon and California's Central Valley/Watsonville growing up. At fruit stands this was standard practice.. inedible/bad fruit was tossed ou
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Farmers markets that have actual farmers selling produce they grow. It's primarily the supermarkets and corporatized/lazy markets that sell primarily pretty cardboard. Also, grow your own.. anyone with at least a balcony and sunl
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https://outline.com/CcbTY9
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Tax carbon more. Then, if people want to pay more for the externalities of their adventures, they can still have them rather than sucking all of the cool out of the world with a "Culture of No." "Anything fun in life is ille
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That word is wantrepreneur. IIRC Mark Cuban used it and I've heard it before because there are a lot of Gold Rush types who flock to Silicon Valley who talk a lot but don't walk-the-walk of hack or hustle very much. I like to se
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Getting to the root cause/s of the global insect absence is important because as the bottom of the food web goes in Holocene extinction event, so might we starve due to lack of pollinators and other vital insects and fauna that we depe
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Interesting. If they were gaslighting FUD with a bunch of mutually-supporting nicks to "win" a convo, it still wouldn't ever contribute substance or integrity to a discussion. It would seem like so much effort for nothing.
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Q: Is this a Sparkle (popular non-MAS update framework) insecurity issue? I use the long dead Bodega client to discover and check all local apps for Sparkle updates manually. I wish there were a similar app that both checked for updates per
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First principles
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This is a real problem for females in Korea, where spy cameras are a real thing. So much so, there's a Korean word for, it "molka," and a Kickstarter for a handheld device that can find even pinhole cameras based on reflected
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonlinear_junction_detector#Co...
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You're catastrophizing by jumping to a negative outcome, similar to a cognitive distortion. It doesn't have to become a racket; that is a leadership choice. Individual identity issuing, public key certifying authority, banking, ne
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A drunk, alcoholic US Navy surgeon gave my grandmother a radical hysterectomy instead of an appendectomy, involuntarily sterilizing her. She had my father first, at least. It's also pertinent to recall that surgeons evolved with and
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att.com is broken. Surprise, surprise.
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It seems like with tzdata, there should be magnetic field data (mddata).
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- Found negligent in the San Bruno gas pipeline explosion - Found negligent in the pollution in SoCal Hinkley groundwater pollution
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