jonny_eh

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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's a sequel contained within the original. So it's worth the purchase for new players and those that played through the original.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Those kinds of edge cases can be easily overlooked by people that play a lot of these types of puzzle games. Great feedback.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
but sometimes it's DNS [1,2,3]. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2021/07/22/a-dns-outage-just-took-dow... [2] https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/17/cloudflare-dns-goes-down-t... [3]
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
And taxes, goods, and services are a little more expensive in Canada.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
The US is trying very hard to convince the best of us to move back to Canada.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Can you not delete an eSIM? See "Erase your eSIM": https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212780
967.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
You can delete Apple Music from your phone, but that can break BT Audio playback on some devices.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
And that pause button is never visible by default in CarPlay. Ya gotta hit the menu button in the bottom left a couple times.
969.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
This can include that porn you were watching in your mobile browser the night before. Ya know, theoretically.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Related story about the origins of the infamous "Free Public Wifi" viral hotspot: https://readwrite.com/the_story_behind_free_public_wifi_-_it...
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's as simple as Jobs thinking people would like a free album, but they had no mechanism to "offer" an album, so they just added the entitlement to everyone's accounts. Then they had no mechanism to "remove" a
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
> It isn't racist or classist to hate meth smoke blown in your face Cases of crime on public transit are a symptom of the lack of investment in them.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's about both actually.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
I was actually referencing: https://qz.com/1913544/telecom-lobbyists-stop-cities-from-bu...
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's amazing that Western Union didn't lobby congress to ban free, government operated, time synchronization services.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Business idea: Start selling air conditioners in Europe/UK.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Here's a list: https://github.com/poteto/hiring-without-whiteboards
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It can help a ton. There's been reports of people calling up an airport and telling an employee exactly where their bag is, and then getting it delivered. Often the biggest impediment to getting lost luggage back is finding out where i
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
People should consider using Air Tags with checked luggage this summer: https://www.cnn.com/cnn-underscored/travel/travel-apple-airt...
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
You're not wrong but as far as arbitrary comparisons go, them being at parity is a historical anomaly.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It's almost like the deficit doesn't matter.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
At this point, if they bring up the Iraq war, you can bring up WWII.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
It likely only works with credit cards.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious now how you access HN.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
> Something stupid? Whatever it is… it's definitely something stupid.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
Indeed, I can easily see them get dragged before a parliamentary inquiry.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
That would make sense, since only Interac relies on Rogers, and it processes debit cards, not credit cards.
988.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
Seriously though, someone working there had to find a friend with a Telus hotspot to borrow, I imagine.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
I assume it's both, a pun.
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by jonny_eh 4y ago
When I saw the first presentation for the iPhone I absolutely saw it as the future. And that was 15 years ago.

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