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jdjdjdhhd
3y ago
> An extreme example of this would be to have residential building type be almost identical to a commercial type which I have seen plenty of in south Asia. I have seen this a lot too in the US... Usually a home gets converted to a busine
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3y ago
Never had this issue in the 90s in Canada... We had a phone line dedicated to internet
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3y ago
Fires
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3y ago
Being a new article I'm surprised that they don't talk about how quickly Threads got 1mn users...
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3y ago
> I know people who can't get around without a car with GPS navigation. They do not know the way to the shops or their friends' houses. You can use GPS on a bicycle ... Or even as a pedestrian
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3y ago
> Greatest thing about bikes, and this still applies to ebikes, is that you actually experience and participate in the city you live in. You learn the small roads, you see other people and they see you, you spot tiny businesses and inter
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3y ago
They would have charged me $30 for fixing a flat but refused to fix it because the tire was close to the maximum wear line... I ended up fixing it myself with a $8 kit that can be used again... I used their free air compressor to inflate it
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3y ago
Usage up 3.5% week over week but revenue declining (according to Musk)
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Cruise line apologizes after dozens of whales slaughtered in front of passengers
(abcnews.go.com)
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3y ago
How?
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3y ago
They are overvalued until you understand how to use them
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3y ago
My 10 year old donated $1.... Anyone should have the right to compete.
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3y ago
Very nice... The EU saving the world again... First with micro USB... Then USB-C and now with replaceable batteries... I think companies could do it before 2027 though
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3y ago
Some laws should be broken and repealed
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3y ago
I haven't read his Twitter account in a while because he lies too much so I haven't seen the Tucker retweet... And I refuse to login to be able to verify your claim ... Not sure why but I can read some tweets without login in but
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3y ago
I created several Protonmail accounts using Tor and was not required to do SMS verifications... That was a few months ago
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Governor: Man killed trying to disassemble projectile in Kherson
(benborges.xyz)
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3y ago
Do they even have internet access in that prison?
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3y ago
What action(s) are we talking about? If you are talking about unbanning Trump, I don't even think he should have been banned in the first place Note: I am against a two-party society ...
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3y ago
He might (or might not) be pro-republican but he has been donating to both parties
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3y ago
You can create a Protonmail address with Tor and share the information that Way... Or you could use secureDrop to send the information to journalists
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3y ago
Build your own drone and avoid these crappy laws
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3y ago
What about FSD, when will it exist?
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3y ago
Indeed, it crashed Firefox mobile for me in full screen But either way, I played twice and that's enough for me
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3y ago
My guess is that he is using it because of the number of followers he has
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3y ago
I would never have thought that the Internet Archive would be the one initiating the DMCA takedown... Can we go back to the internet of 20 years ago?
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Aged not too bad I would say
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Researchers discover stardust sprinkled on a nearby asteroid
(npr.org)
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President Biden posts 'blockbuster' three-month fundraising total: $72M
(npr.org)
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Student loan forgiveness is on the way for more than 800k borrowers
(npr.org)
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