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5mo ago
looks at ancient desktop rig still doing everything I ask of it Huh. I wonder if they're the same people who complain that they don't have enough money to live.
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5mo ago
It's quite rare. Except at Waffle House.
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To quote a movie: In the 1960's there was a young man graduated from the University of Michigan. Did some brilliant work in mathematics. Specifically bounded harmonic functions. Then he went on to Berkeley, was assistant professor, sh
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5mo ago
Heck, these days the email is the HTML
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5mo ago
Because sitting on benches quickly turns into living on benches. Then the drug dealers move in, because there's a ready customer base of drug users . Then the productive members of society move out.
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5mo ago
> Them staying in the sidewalk is free. Disagree. When the tax-paying public doesn't feel safe around the people living on the sidewalk, they move and take their tax money with them. That means less money for services, roads, educat
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6mo ago
Plausible deniability
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6mo ago
I wonder if they're as "good" as the Chinese AE86 shells.
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6mo ago
Yeah, kinda boring in that respect.
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6mo ago
Sounds like the dude needs to learn how to fix exhaust leaks.
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6mo ago
> slip-slugs That's a good one. I'm partial to David Frieberger's "mobility blobs".
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6mo ago
That's what I was thinking. You can see in one photo on the article that the O is squared off, and the zero is rounded, but it still seems ripe for confusion.
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> Ignorance will no longer be suffered to exist, and elementary knowledge will be imparted to all. Oh good, for a moment I didn't think reeducation camps were in our future. > Architecture will be freed from ugliness Uh, friend,
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6mo ago
I'm curious as to what prompted you to pursue this ability.
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6mo ago
Everything I learned about the Kardashians has been learned against my will.
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6mo ago
I think the point was two people can be the absolute closest of friends, and Facebook will still fail to show them relevant posts.
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6mo ago
Probably a parked domain with ads that people stumble across. We used to call these guys cybersquatters.
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6mo ago
The problem is if you lack backwards compatibility, you won't see people migrate to it. At best that means you need a big emulation layer; at worst your OS isn't different enough to be worth the switch.
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6mo ago
Unfortunately, this is a sign of the times we live in now. Nobody extends a little grace to others. They assume every act is an intentional slight. There's no room for mistakes or even differences of opinions, and it's tearing us
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6mo ago
But how can you be sure, really?
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That's not what they're saying. They're saying that in the US, a device can have the CE mark, but that's not indicative of it passing US safety standards. Also, I'd be surprised if all those Chinese devices have act
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6mo ago
Probably gave up when the speech to text kept butchering the spelling.
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6mo ago
Bonus, there's a solid chance of being ringside to an epic local MMA fight.
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> Is there a town somewhere where everyone is over 45 and there is no cell service and a full meal is $5? Yes, but they're suspicious of outsiders and newcomers. They're afraid the newbies will vote away everything that makes t
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6mo ago
Ah, EU-only. That explains why I've never heard of it, among other things.
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6mo ago
Not in the same league or form factor, but I have an old Jabra 65 headset, and the noise canceling is amazing. I can be playing my cello while unmuted on a call, and nobody can hear it. I know headsets aren't everyone's cup of tea
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6mo ago
How good are solar panels at converting CO2? How good is corn? It'd be wise to look at all the variables.
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6mo ago
My Ford 2N has exactly two gauges: oil pressure, and ammeter. And the ammeter doesn't work. But the tractor does.
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This also works during televized sporting events. The refs can indeed hear you, but you have to yell pretty loud.
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6mo ago
> (oops I did a cynicism.) That's not cynicism, that's... something else.
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