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by jachee 7y ago
> the nearest gym is 45mim away in low traffic - it's a 3 hour commitment to get a good session. > I work from home. > There's not really a price I wouldn't pay for a more durable and comfortable body. These three fa
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by jachee 7y ago
C’mon now. Don’t just downvote. What’re your alternate plans?
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by jachee 7y ago
It's a black-market additive to make their watered down product appear genuine.
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by jachee 7y ago
That is still the same order of magnitude. $5T would be "wildly off"... And you must concede that even "only" a $170B reduction in medical costs could change the entire market.
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by jachee 7y ago
Show up to hearings and point out ridiculous NIMBYism for what it is.
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by jachee 7y ago
Corporations also have civic responsibility. Any collective, corrective action must include corporate action, or it is futile.
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by jachee 7y ago
Combusting and smoking anything is a known carcinogenic path. The draw away from that is what's attractive about non-combustion consumption methods. That said, induction-based direct vaporization of dry flower is the best of both
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by jachee 7y ago
> We should pay to give them a place to sleep, and punish them just like anyone else if they choose to set up camps in public spaces. Good luck with the former. The NIMBYs will fight it tooth and nail, every millimeter of the way.
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by jachee 7y ago
My TV will never be on my network. I will actively seek out, and pay a premium for a "dumb" TV.
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by jachee 7y ago
Meanwhile, we're still waiting for VZ to put Fios on IPv6...
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by jachee 7y ago
Is it time to seize it?
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by jachee 7y ago
I once watched three ravens raid a McDonald's trash can. Two of them held the "flap" open, and the third went in for fries. Once they'd made a decent pile on the ground outside the can, they all set in to feast.
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by jachee 7y ago
Users will pay a premium for high quality software. Just ask Panic, 1Password, BBEdit, and—until very recently—macOS and iOS.
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by jachee 7y ago
And has to be "compiled" into an incomprehensible, bloated, inefficient mess of a new actual CSS file, before it can be used, rather than simply served by a web server.
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by jachee 7y ago
There are dozens of them at http://www.csszengarden.com . Enjoy!
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by jachee 7y ago
Not in at least ten years. Except for on BusyBox systems.
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by jachee 7y ago
Allow me to show my work (within the confines of HN's mostlyuseless formatting system): Raspbian: [jachee@mmmmpi:~] [23:10:54] ▷ ls -l $(which vi) lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Sep 3 2016 /usr/bin/vi -> /etc&#x2
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by jachee 7y ago
On any given *nix system that's current today, `vi` is a symlink to `vim`. You can check yourself with `ls -l $(which vi)` in bash.
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by jachee 7y ago
Follow the money. No one in power is going to allow anything politically to risk their bottom line.
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by jachee 7y ago
Copyright is a corporate concern. Pest Control are corporate, and care about money. They're not Banksy direct.
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by jachee 7y ago
Only if they care about money. Banksy isn't likely to sue anyone.
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by jachee 7y ago
How are you going to access a completely anonymous VPN provider without a non-anonymous internet connection? If your traffic is interesting enough, the money trail will eventually lead back to you.
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by jachee 7y ago
Reasonable people treat others with respect, humanity and humility. Reasonable people will have no problem with mandating such treatment of all contributors. Reasonable people won’t let their ego force them to oppose respectful conduct simp
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by jachee 7y ago
Rather C) to keep people who think “treating those different from themselves with common courtesy and decency” is a political view, and that technical prowess exempts them from such from getting involved. If you can’t contribute without bei
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by jachee 7y ago
Sounds like your contributions won't be missed, and that the CoC is working as intended.
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by jachee 7y ago
This sounds a lot like "These newfangled automobiles are scaring the horses!" The situation feels like chicken-and-egg to me. If I had the option to use IPv6 at home, I'd be on it 100%... as-is, there's little motivatio
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by jachee 7y ago
I guess I should have said "adapt" or "inspired by" or "riffing on" or something to indicate to the literal-minded that I was merely copying Sinclair's phraseology, rather than his meaning. I thought &qu
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by jachee 7y ago
I like how the sibling comments all expect an abuser to reveal how to prevent their abuse. To paraphrase Sinclair: It is difficult to get a man to divulge how to prevent something, when his salary depends on his not preventing it.
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by jachee 7y ago
That's the thing... he doesn't know why he's locked out. They haven't "scolded" him or told him that he violated Apple rules. They simply locked him out and are giving him the silent treatment.
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by jachee 7y ago
And Apple built it from the ground up. It's their hardware. They control what runs on it. iOS isn't great software (ok, "good software" for 13) in a vacuum. It's inherently, inextricably tied in with Apple's w

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