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by jader201 1y ago
So is that the TLDR of the article? /s
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by jader201 1y ago
Direct link to the chair: https://rovagear.com/products/rova-chair (Not an endorsement. Just if you’re curious.)
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For sure, I’m not advocating intentionally lengthening videos for financial incentives, either. I guess I didn’t immediately get that impression when I watched it, but I wasn’t watching it with that in mind. My point is I don’t mind filler
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I just watched the whole thing, and I didn’t mind. I feel like people have just gotten so used to 10-second videos, and anything longer now feels like an eternity. I really hope people don’t stop making longer form videos in favor of TikTok
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The only thing missing is the voiceover. “A look at your local radar.” “Currently the temperature is 81 degrees under clear skies.” I feel like that’s the natural next step, and we’re probably not too far away from being able to do that.
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Yeah, there's something about hearing -- especially music -- and smell that can somehow really induce major nostalgia, where sight just doesn't have the same effect. Sight still definitely can induce nostalgia, but not near to the
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by jader201 1y ago
It will only be the true 90s Weather Channel when I hear some Rippingtons playing in the background. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndaMC-Ug4Jg
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I actually prefer the (grammatically incorrect) sentence-starting “And”. Sentence-starting “And”s bring the drama. And that’s why I love them. Or even better: Sentence-starting “And”s with line breaks bring even more drama. And that’s
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by jader201 1y ago
I’m talking strictly the rules of gameplay, and applying that metaphorically to competition within the workplace and war. Taken literally, of course the experience of playing a board game should be fun for everyone, regardless of the outcom
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I think this is basic competition. For example, in board games, there are several types: - Competitive games: every person for themselves; there’s one winner, everyone else loses - Co-op games: every human vs. “the game”, often in the form
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> I honestly don't know how anyone can live out in the boonies without a car. Why would you want to live out in the boonies without owning a car? Just get a car. They’re not that expensive, you can get a used beater for not much
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I'm surprised no one has yet to mention the use of the name "Flow", which is also the title of the 2025 Oscar winning animated movie, built using Blender. [1] This naming seems very confusing, as I originally thought there mu
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Full time people spend roughly 24% of their week working. Factoring in PTO/holidays, roughly 20 years of education and 20 years retirement, part time and unemployment, that number drops quite a bit (I’d guess roughly half, to 12%). Of
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by jader201 1y ago
This article has surprisingly little substance, given its title. They might as well have just said: There are three large telescopes in the works in different parts of the world. Here's a picture of one of them.
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To be fair, while the definition does not require internet connectivity, the name certainly does imply that it does. Even the linked Wikipedia article points this out: > "Internet of things" has been considered a misnomer beca
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> Almost all the things in this list were acquired from someone else that built them, rebranded, and then given away for free Nearly everything that was acquired was a) already free, and b) built (and given away for free) in hopes that
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There’s a bug on the page (on iPhone, at least) once you scroll to the gifs that it starts to auto load them without doing anything, making it really hard to navigate anywhere at that point.
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> No gambling, no randomized loot boxes, etc. > So I give Tim a lot of credit for maintaining such a principled stance. IMO, someone that drives and capitalizes on addictive spending by an underage audience should never be conside
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I don't think the parent comment is passing blame on a particular generation -- they're simply blaming the state of the era we're living in, and the tools that are available to all of us, including the younger generation that
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Not really. I feel that’s still a far cry from “bring[ing] autonomous driving to personal vehicles”. “Enhance next-generation POVs” could be accomplished by bringing Toyota’s autonomous driving to the same level as Tesla’s, give where they
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> Instead of finding an offer after 500 interviews, now you may have to do 400. Holy cow, is that really how many interviews it takes to get hired these days? It’s been about 10 years since I changed jobs, and then it took less than ma
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by jader201 1y ago
It should be pretty obvious, but… When social media started out, it was simply a feed of what you followed. FB, Twitter, Reddit, everything — they showed you a chronological list of everything that the people/groups you followed posted
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> It's telling that Gruber is pretty staunchly against EU/DMA interferance in Apple, and broadly thinks they're wrong. But this is the one thing he agree on I’ve stopped seeing Gruber as any sort of authority on Apple fo
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You’re referring to a lot of mainstream games, but it’s not hard to find relaxing (cozy) games. Also, many of Nintendo’s first party titles still have the same charm as their old school titles. I’m not a fan of a lot of the gory, hyper, cra
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I enjoyed both games, to an extent, but OMG, get ready to spend 90% of your time reading through the boring dialogue of the characters. I tried to follow it, and then I just started skipping through it. Then I go to where even doing that wa
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Was going to post this if someone hadn’t already. The first game that came to my mind. Not only is the gameplay chill, but the music and sound effects, on their own, relax me. You could sleep to the OST: https://youtu.be/h5g
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by jader201 1y ago
I love BotW and TotK. Definitely two of my favorite games, and two of the best games. And agreed that much of the exploration aspects are chill. But both games definitely have some frustrating elements, especially if you’re not going out of
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Maybe fewer vegans would be vegans if they knew that the farmers were prioritizing the wellbeing of the animals over their bottom line. And as long as you still have a bottom line while reducing animal suffering, many farmers may be perfect
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Something is off with those first two pics. The orange already looks red, not orange — with or without the bag. If you look at the pic below where it shows the oranges in the store, they’re much oranger. For a post about color accuracy, it
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> without which there is zero chance of being sustainable or competitive It seems like some of these comments are missing how competition works. Competition happens within the same type(s) of goods, not across them. That is, the compan

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