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imzadi
11d ago
I used to do this with textbooks so that I didn't have to carry around the whole book all semester. But, I would take it to staples and have the binding chopped off and have it three hole punched, then keep it in a binder.
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imzadi
23d ago
A service I use at work, non-ai related, is down and they said it was because of an issue with one of their cloud services. Maybe related.
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imzadi
25d ago
Yeah, was confused. I'm on GrapheneOS and don't even know what Aurora is.
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Tempe scraps Axon agenda item after license plate reader mix-up
(azfamily.com)
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imzadi
29d ago
There's also currently a recall of 30,000 pounds of Argentina beef at the same time Trump announced they would be increasing the allowed imports of Argentina beef and are relaxing beef import regulations so that they can undercut Ameri
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imzadi
1mo ago
I feel like your initial question can be applied to a lot of things. For instance, Elher Danlos Syndrome has 13 variations depending on which gene is mutated. This include 11 known mutations and 2 catch-all categories for variations where w
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imzadi
1mo ago
Not for me. My memories, fantasies, thoughts just look like movies. If I get deep into thought it takes over my whole perception and I don't see the world around me at all. Kind of scary when I get home from work and realize I was lost
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1mo ago
Would this apply also to the singularity at the beginning of the universe? I guess I thought that the singularity was where all matter is compressed so much that it occupies a zero dimension point. I'm not sure if that applies equally
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imzadi
1mo ago
I use protonmail and the search is genuinely atrocious. Like the word can be in the title and it still won't find it.
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Arizona Voters Sour on Flock Cameras Despite Believing They Help Police
(nxtgenp.com)
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1mo ago
I'd be more than happy to pay for the day's paper when I want to read it, assuming it is just that, I pay for a particular day's paper and I get access to the whole paper without having to subscribe, register, or give up my p
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imzadi
1mo ago
I get email updates but whenever I click the track link it tells me I need the app.
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1mo ago
When I did customer tech support for a major retailer, we had confused customers calling all the time because they would randomly get price-match refunds they never asked for. They were installing apps that were automatically requesting the
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1mo ago
They also don't give you a proper tracking number. The only way to track your shipment is in the app.
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2mo ago
A cynical take is that it is design. The cost of the tariffs gets passed on to the people, but the refund goes to the corporations who have no legal responsibility to pass it back to the people. It's basically a $100B wealth transfer.
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US refunds $100B of Donald Trump's 'liberation day' tariffs
(theguardian.com)
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2mo ago
What's that thing that lets you look at twitter without going to twitter?
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2mo ago
It's an acid, which softens your enamel. You should ideally rinse with something that remineralizes the enamel, i.e. flouride.
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2mo ago
I do have the cards in my purse, but I like the convenience of having it on my phone. I'll eventually leave the iphone behind though.
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2mo ago
I haven't noticed the battery life being bad or good. So I guess it is fine. My other phone is an iphone 17 pro max. I feel like the battery degrades at about the same rate on both phones, but I use the pixel more.
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2mo ago
I have a Garmin watch, but my banks don't support it for tap to pay. I can add cards to Garmin wallet, but not to my watch.
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2mo ago
Cape has SIM swap protection and IMSI rotation. As far as I know, Phreeli doesn't. Phreelie just promises not to collect, use or sell your data but doesn't seem to have any actual privacy tools like Cape does.
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2mo ago
I have a garmin but my banks don't suppose it for tap. There are a few settings you have to adjust for the camera to be any good. I thought it was trash until this weekend when I found the settings. The default has quality at 95% and h
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2mo ago
I got a Pixel 10 during prime day and installed GrapheneOS with Cape for the provider. So far, it's been mostly great. The only setback, for me, is the lack of support for tap to pay. I haven't been able to get any wallet app to w
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2mo ago
The Catan system
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2mo ago
Maybe if they made it on effective tax rate. Your vote is weighed based on the percentage of INCOME that is taxed, but everyone gets a vote regardless.
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2mo ago
My theory about this, as well as how it seems most powerful are abusers, is that you have to be willing to comprosmise your morality to get into that position in the first place. So it is not that being rich and powerful corrupts you, but y
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Why a $154B CEO just endorsed stripping most Americans of voting rights
(fortune.com)
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2mo ago
I learned to code on an LP MUD back in the late 90s. It was a fun experience. I did all my work in the MUD interface using ED. I didn't realize other people wrote their code offline and sh'd in to upload it. I got very good at wri
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imzadi
2mo ago
This is a text-based game, but it is not a MUD. The MU in MUD stands for multi-user.
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