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hrisng
2y ago
I will always bring this up because I'm bitter. They blocked my ads account before I had the chance to run my first ads with no provided reason and no actual way to dispute with a human being. It's houseplants, not drugs. And what
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hrisng
2y ago
Not from China but in the same region. Most new machines here now have a legit OEM copy of Windows. It's getting much more affordable, even in third-world countries now that it's not worth it to risk going for a pirated copy. Stil
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hrisng
2y ago
This article has some photos of the mentioned setup in it: https://tienphong.vn/doc-dao-trang-trai-rau-sach-tren-be-lam...
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hrisng
2y ago
Chinampas is not truly floating. But you can absolutely have a true floating garden, as long as the water is fertile and has enough oxygen in it. Plant roots can survive in water or in water-logged conditions, dissolved oxygen is often the
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hrisng
3y ago
The Mastodon communities in general have been vehemently against Threads' ActivityPub integration and even go as far as pledging to block Threads preemptively and threaten to alienate instances that won't do so. I understand their
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hrisng
3y ago
I wanted to run ads for my plant nursery. Their bot suspended me before I can even run my first ads. They don't tell you the reason why and you have one chance to dispute. Then it's another automated response, again, not telling y
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hrisng
3y ago
I agree. They did a very cool exercise. But let be honest here, most of the users today would not put up with a UX like that. Even for a tech person who is used to some very hostile UX day in and day out, I would still not use that if I hav
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hrisng
3y ago
Why? I would love for the general public to be able to connect to Fediverse. I don't love Meta per se, but let be real here, the majority of people are not gonna sign up for random instances that run by someone they don' know, to
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hrisng
3y ago
I just realize how poetic that is since you're now no longer able to view anything without logging in.
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hrisng
3y ago
geohot was naively optimistic when he offered his so called "internship" to Musk. Ended up resigning in one month without delivering anything.
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hrisng
3y ago
Leveraged buyout. Twitter is now forced to carry the debt that incurred from its own acquisition
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hrisng
3y ago
Public goodwill is a thing. Also, their offer was lackluster. But with Youtube Music being a part of Premium and getting better and better overtime, more and more people are actually on the lookout for signing up. There's also a psycho
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hrisng
4y ago
Not that I know of, just from personal experience. Grains kept in good condition have ridiculously long shelf life. And for commodity crops like grains, the scale of production is just so insane that it is not possible for it to be all cons
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hrisng
4y ago
Yeah. A majority of grain on the market is not 'new'. It's been stored for a while, either waiting for buyer, or for the right time and the right price. Most country also have a national reserve to ensure food security. And t
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hrisng
5y ago
Eh, most static site hosting provider offer it out of the box nowadays
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hrisng
5y ago
Probably doesn't help that Clubhouse was iOS-only for a long time. People in the local dev community would now and then suggest a Clubhouse night, but we have to shot it down everytime as it would eliminate a sufficient portion of memb
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hrisng
5y ago
Yeah the biggest problem with horticulture resource online in English is that most of them are written within the US context. So everything is measured in imperial unit. And hardiness zone only take into consideration about the minimum temp
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hrisng
5y ago
.com has always been valuable. The problem is that it is very very very hard to get a short, relevant .com domain with a reasonable price tag.
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hrisng
5y ago
There's nothing stopping you from using class component as opposed to the new functional component though. It works completely fine, as it ever was, and in fact, I know a lot of teams are still using it. The API on that front is indeed
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hrisng
6y ago
And I absolutely love that about Asian cooking. Some ingredients do not taste good on their own, and would be thrown away in western cultures, but they really shine with the right spices and seasoning. Organ meat in a hot pot is amazing.