junaru

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by junaru 3y ago
> Do yourself a favor and avoid Euro motorcycles. I was considering triumph as my first bike but after reading this its a hard pass. To your knowledge are there any brands known for being DIY friendly on current models (read being able t
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by junaru 3y ago
How is it highly contrived? Its generic household chores, who does them for you? > Are you suggesting they're a reasonable justification for a $14K annual public subsidy per household (TFA)? Yes, i would take those numbers with a gr
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by junaru 3y ago
Congrats on big family! How do you manage home improvement without car? I always run out of some small stuff during the weekends so its either 30minute turnaround by car or an hour and thirty by public transport and that's usually near
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by junaru 3y ago
That's not true, how many kids take the bus to daycare? Also, number of kids and population count of your town please.
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by junaru 3y ago
Number of kids and population count of your town please. Thank you.
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by junaru 3y ago
> I certainly see families on subways / bikes. So metropolitan area. Do you think its by choice or necessity? The way i see it no one would take their sick kid to the doctors by subway/bike if they had a access to a car. >
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by junaru 3y ago
Question for those thinking car infrastructure costs too much etc: How many kids do you have? The way i see it all arguments for reducing reliance on cars comes from people in metropolitan areas enjoying single life and not planning for a f
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by junaru 3y ago
> when you bring this up you get attacked Good, ignorance should not be rewarded. Start by googling COMETA report, Rendlesham, Ariel or the flavour of the month - Varginha.
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by junaru 3y ago
Those boards alone cost half a MiSTer.
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by junaru 3y ago
The studios will bleed money from yearly superhero movie sales and WGA will starve because they long forgot how to write anything unique. Meanwhile talk show hosts will blabber and laugh at their own jokes to fill in the time just like they
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by junaru 3y ago
How is this Microsoft fault? Google presumably made their browser go around the usual interface for changing default browser( via some sneaky api manipulation?). Microsoft patched it to require more than a single click. The only reason Edge
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by junaru 4y ago
Pretty sure everyone is entitled to severance package regardless if you sign something or not. In this case, one would suspect, they got either regular deal without gag order or a better one with one. Now they don't want to follow on t
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by junaru 4y ago
> Otherwise the tip left on the card goes to the business. Good, and the business should compensate the waiters like in rest of the developed world. Once people stop tipping waiters will quit and businesses will be force to either pay th
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by junaru 4y ago
Wish rest of the world did same for FANG.
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by junaru 4y ago
Blue checkmarks were never neither interesting nor part of any culture.
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by junaru 4y ago
Well if i understand correctly those are the people that got denied service in the first place. So since having a truly neutral payment processor is not an option having an alternative at the opposite side only brings more 'freedom&#x2
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by junaru 5y ago
> YouTube Vanced I get why they want to stay anonymous but that website is no different from any other malware site - no source, no authors just some affiliate links. Putting your google credentials in an app like that is not something p
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by junaru 5y ago
> power button between backspace and delete How layouts like this reach the light of day totally escapes me.
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by junaru 5y ago
Yes, since it was named Phoenix. Id pay $50 every five years or so for a new version. But for that five years they only introduce bugfixes and introduce zero UI changes.
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by junaru 6y ago
This, last time i encountered it even windows 10 didn't display them and wanted me to buy a decoder from windows store. This was probably due to licensing fees. This story shows what happens when you 'think different' from es
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by junaru 6y ago
I would be happy if i got 2mb GIFs these days. You click on something that ends with gif or mp4 and you get half a megabyte of tracking javascript instead of the file you expected.
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by junaru 6y ago
Why is JPEG the de facto lossy compression format for photos? It always bugs me that video formats get something new every 5 or so years yet photos are in JPEGs for decades.
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by junaru 6y ago
> blockchain platform called TON and a cryptocurrency we were going to name Gram And no one in marketing said anything about naming your platform and curency after units of mass. How come no one raised the SEO issue?
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by junaru 6y ago
> I know exactly how convincing I was, but I was never called out enough during the meeting to out me. I'm the technical guy on the other side of the table. We don't call people out of politeness - just smirk and enjoy the ride
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by junaru 6y ago
Not sure if the title is ironic or actual clickbait.
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by junaru 6y ago
Archive.is is not privacy friendly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317
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by junaru 6y ago
We are loosing more due to Google every year than we ever did with Microsoft.
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by junaru 6y ago
Doesn't work if they use any transactional mail service.
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by junaru 6y ago
Why is this press release getting massively upvoted?
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by junaru 7y ago
> If you run computing hardware at its thermal capacity for long periods of time, this will cause more wear on the parts than if they are run well inside their limits. How true is this actually? Personal anecdote is an I5-2500K overclock

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