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by i80and 3y ago
I remember visiting the BuzzFeed office back in '13 and hearing about how the BuzzFeed-y entertainment stuff was just a means to fund the actual hard hitting journalism. "Funny" how it panned out.
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by i80and 3y ago
My personal* experience is that in areas of the US where real estate is highly valued, there's a low level resentment of anybody existing without having an intent to spend money. Parks are tolerated, but the expectation is that they&#x
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by i80and 4y ago
I know you're being inflammatory to make a point, but calling this "fascistic" is really out of line and dilutes the concept.
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by i80and 4y ago
I bought a VW ID.4. I love it, and in my area I'm starting to see as many Ioniq 5's as I do Teslas.
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by i80and 4y ago
This is anecdotal, but most New Yorkers I know care , there's just not much they can do . The NYPD is effectively a military force and they have de facto veto power over the city government.
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by i80and 4y ago
the enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy: no less, no more.
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by i80and 4y ago
Any VW-approved diagnostic tool can recode the battery. Allegedly (I haven't personally had need to try it yet) the ODBEleven ( https://obdeleven.com/en/ ) can do so. It IS incredibly silly that you need a specializ
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by i80and 4y ago
The March 5 security patch finally dropped for Pixel 6's today, yep
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by i80and 4y ago
I believe they are referring to a s/vaccinations/vacations typo
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by i80and 4y ago
I got to play with an HP Veer circa 2011, a phone the size of a credit card, specifically to try out the keyboard (specifically, I remember visiting this website). It was a far better typing experience than the iPhone SE ever was. Tactile f
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by i80and 4y ago
Not affiliated with either project: PyPy is a completely separate Python implementation without perfect ecosystem compatibility. Pyston is a small fork of CPython that replaces/adds on a couple of areas. They're very different pro
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by i80and 4y ago
I adore Pyston. It was literally a 2x speedup on my codebase, which as a free drop-in win, is pretty close to magic.
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by i80and 4y ago
I think "service" is the key word here: I have an RX 580, and while it's kind of an incredible card in its longevity, it's really creaky at 1440p even with older games. Performance per watt has really come a long way sin
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by i80and 4y ago
I've seen faked brand emails hit my Gmail inbox with (presumably malicious) unsubscribe links, and I've definitely seen sites "forget" that I've unsubscribed. It's a bit of a tragedy of the commons, but I think
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by i80and 4y ago
This is pretty directly relevant to the article.
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by i80and 4y ago
I think a majority of people do care, but there's not really a way for them to express that in the market. You can't just buy the more expensive product and trust that it's going to be more ethically produced. It's a soc
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by i80and 4y ago
To my understanding the shell will truncate the redirect target even if the command fails. Using -o makes failure nondestructive.
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by i80and 4y ago
For what it's worth, Intel & Netflix's AV1 encoder SVT-AV1 is extremely fast -- it changed my mind about what encoder rates are possible with AV1, to the point that I'm very happy with realtime CPU encoding.
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by i80and 4y ago
So for what it's worth, in 2016 the IIHS started looking closely at headlights including glare to oncoming traffic. Some automakers took this to heart and have since eliminated the glare that was then-rampant.
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by i80and 4y ago
The removal of the three dots completely throws me for a loop. I simply could not get the gestures to stick in my brain. And not to sound entitled, but... I shouldn't have to? Anyway I'm ride or die for the three dots and am prett
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by i80and 4y ago
Calling their structural safety great seems like an overstatement -- I can't find a Dacia model on EuroNCAP that doesn't have sketchy dummy kinematics, and one new model (Spring) performs startlingly poorly in crash tests The best
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by i80and 4y ago
For those without showdead turned on, the article poster left a very unhinged comment as his framing for this article.
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by i80and 4y ago
Yep, gas stove unfortunately. I can't speak to code, but most people I talk to share this experience -- I assume there's grandfathering at play.
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by i80and 4y ago
It is extremely common, even default in the US in my experience, to not have vent fans not actually... vent. As a renter, I don't really get a choice in the matter. Opening a window significantly is also pretty unfeasible most of the y
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by i80and 4y ago
The Veer was such an amazing device. I have no idea how HP got that keyboard to work so well! It absolutely sucks that we can't have something like the Veer today :(
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by i80and 4y ago
This is HIGHLY regional. In New Jersey, half of the power generated is nuclear, and in the west, hydroelectric dominates.
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by i80and 4y ago
I've only ever used one bank that supports Zelle (and I'm departing that bank), and I've never once heard of anybody using it. Yes the US does have Zelle technically, but it's not really a solution at least in the fore
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by i80and 4y ago
There were attempts, but audio CDs were specced in 1980, and nobody was ever able to sell breaking compatibility with the existing (substantial) CD player ecosystem. There's a summary of the context here: https://en.wikipedi
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by i80and 4y ago
I agree that the sound difference is likely overstated, but there are two additional factors: * Drag coefficients are significantly lower in EVs, partially because you smooth out the undercarriage and generally get more freedom in aerodynam
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by i80and 4y ago
I forget where I read this, but there was apparently an interesting phenomenon where each developer they went to immediately thought of making a fishing game, but felt that was so obvious that everybody else would already be making a fishin

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