jlbang

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by jlbang 1y ago
A patch on your back and on each shoulder with a QR code linking to this blog post.
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by jlbang 1y ago
Fully agreed. I pay for Kagi monthly now, and it's totally worth it. I really hope they grow and become more well known because they doing what one of the biggest companies in the world is doing, and doing it better, and it seems so fe
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by jlbang 2y ago
Deeply cynical.
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by jlbang 4y ago
The article says "If there is a piece of information about a podcast that is the least useful, that would be the cover art." I think that's not true. Cover art / album art allows you to visually scan through a pile of di
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by jlbang 5y ago
> Things got tense over the years when they realized we did it faster / better than they did. Having lived most of my life in the Midwest, and about six years in Silicon Valley, I had to agree with this. There are smart people every
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by jlbang 5y ago
From the Slippery Slope page, their first example of a false slippery slope: "We can't permit the sale of marijuana by doctor's prescription, because that will lead people to believe it's an acceptable drug; this will op
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by jlbang 6y ago
Is no one going to comment about how it looks and sounds like their voices were overdubbed by professionals? It just doesn't sound natural _at all_. I know it's not actually overdubbed, but it's so smooth, the inflection is p
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by jlbang 7y ago
Thank you!
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by jlbang 8y ago
This is the most under-voted answer.
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by jlbang 8y ago
Growing up in the USA, my parents called farts "toots" just because they thought the more popular term was too vulgar. I don't think it's that rare, honestly. I can't take the platform seriously if I have to be talk