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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Did they even say when this event occurred?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Japan is quite safe, but has an organized crime problem.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> Antidepressant-like activity of sildenafil following acute and subchronic treatment in the forced swim test in mice: effects of restraint stress and monoamine depletion https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles&#x2
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
This comment, its content and tone, is why I came here.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Just like looking at a solar eclipse.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Every comment so far is critiquing the author's choice of words, but no one has offered a better one.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
The article was posted twice to the site, here's the other link: https://www.vice.com/en/article/avywv4/my-grandma-the-poison...
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I assume it requires certification from Nintendo, maybe even a Nintendo provided chip. Just guessing though.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
What was the site? What’s the context?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
"No man is an island." Also, "If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe" -Carl Sagan Nobody accomplishes anything of note alone.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
https://play.date I have one, it's kinda fun, but it's annoying to "find a light" to play near.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> We have an installer in town who made the into to that customer Excuse me? Could you please rewrite that one?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Exactly, but everyone's raking them over the coals in this thread. Could they have done better? Yes. Did they "get hacked"? No.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
To be fair, 23andme wasn't hacked, at least not with the traditional definition. Their users who were reusing passwords got hacked. That said… Should they have required 2FA? Yes. Should they have taken proactive action on behalf of the
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Commuting into a major city on a weekday isn't a good idea, no matter which city. Luckily SF has a good (for the US) transit system.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
With each kid you add a brain to the world. So it's a net win?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
The Desktop version has been out for months.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Chatting seems very popular too.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I'm curious if anyone there has explained exactly what the blocker is. Like, why can BlueSky operate there but not Threads? What work are they doing to get launched in the EU?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Who cares? threads.net works totally fine, and most users are on Mobile anyways. They started with thefacebook.com, and they turned out fine.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Just like how bacteria grow exponentially (as mentioned in the article), but are constrained by their petri dish or host.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
With an attach rate of zero.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Is this burnin (permanent) or image retention (not permanent)? The article uses the two different terms interchangibly.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
There's a way to play lightgun games on modern TVs. It's called the Sinden, and it has a camera in the gun that looks at your TV, and figures out where you were pointing when you pulled the trigger. It draws a white border around
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Fellow employees who do similar work at similar levels of quality.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
For an example of an asymmetrical "rectangle", look at HDMI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#/media/File:HDMI_connecto...
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> that's not 23andme's fault Yes it is. It's their fault for giving the user a choice. Google requires (some) users to enable 2FA, why can't 23andme? https://www.tomsguide.com/news/google-forcing-
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I'd also argue that execution matters.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Not to be confused with "Attack of the Petscii Robots": https://www.the8bitguy.com/product/petscii-robots/
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Why bother with working for a large corp or going to college? Seems like he should focus on his organically fast growing startup.

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