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karlshea
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suck.com
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I meant the original Twitter thread. But even here everyone was wondering where the leaf came from because the original photographer was insistent there weren't any in the foreground. The general consensus was that yes, it was image st
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> No, the leaf in the photo isn’t fabricated by iOS. No, iOS didn’t copy a leaf from elsewhere in the image to continue the pattern. Those two things are exactly what everyone was assuming happened. So while you're right about what
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I haven't been able to reliably click on images in chat for six months.
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> Users are spending way more time configuring, optimizing, and eventually breaking the whole thing than actually enjoying it. When I used Kodi that was part of the appeal. But then I had two Kodi boxes and media on a NAS and wanted them
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DoorDash has been pretty good in my experience, but they gouge restaurants pretty bad. Minneapolis passed an ordinance preventing that, which DoorDash now just charges the person ordering calling it a "Regulatory Response Fee". Wh
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Ahh I see. You're right though, there are colder towns, like International Falls.
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Yes, I lived in Milwaukee for most of my life and we saw the same things there from Lake Michigan. But you're saying Duluth is "relatively warm" but compared to what? Normal heating degree days: Duluth: 9,444 Twin Citie
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Depends on where in Duluth you mean. It’s significantly colder than Minneapolis, especially if you mean downtown which is at the bottom of a huge hill next to the lake. I was seeing regular temps in the 40s in May when it was upper 70s here
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I mean if you go with that take literally everything anyone creates for any reason is content marketing. A novel? Content marketing for the author. A painting? Content marketing for the artist. Of course the version that exists today is con
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Yes, it's fun. Mostly because it didn't start as an ad campaign, and it still doesn't feel like an ad campaign. During the first couple the only way to share your songs/artists/results was to take a screenshot. Im
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I also like "all web development is basically fancy string concatenation", and as a web dev I feel seen.
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Yep, this is exactly the recipe we referenced. If Kenji is in the byline you usually won't go wrong!
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Exactly. Dry brine overnight, spatchcocked and cooked at 475°F. 15lbs took a little over an hour and a half and the whole thing was juicy with crispy skin.
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I'll shill for Hover, been with them for many years.
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Oh my god you made me remember getting MRTG set up at my job in high school so we could get per-port graphs from a managed switch.
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Until my half dozen robocalls per day end I don’t believe this will actually help. I guess I’ll find out in 11 days.
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I have large hands, so my palms don't rest on the trackpad when typing, they brush it. So the palm rejection doesn't work very well for me. I have tap to click disabled as well.
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Totally agree, it was my intro to his work. I’d also recommend “Mother Earth Mother Board”, an essay of his also in Wired about the laying of an intercontinental fiber cable. Hugely enjoyable and a good peek into his writing.
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Yes! Hotline was wild.
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I installed a version of BeOS on a Performa 6360 and everything about it felt like I was transported into the future.
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I can say from experience these do not work in the winter in Minnesota.
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Hypothetical system. Yes, a lot of comments have addressed something that isn't happening.
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Looks like you forgot to take into account the entire rest of that sentence you quoted.
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Well yeah it's plausible they would just turn the contents of everyone's entire iCloud backups over to the FBI, which they can totally do right now at any time since they already have the keys! So what? What you're describing
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It’s almost like you didn’t read the paper or my whole comment.
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If you read their Security Threat Model Review [1] they're only using the "intersection of hashes provided by at least two child safety organizations operating in separate sovereign jurisdictions". So you'd have to press
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Some BPs have tap here too. I've seen the hardware at a couple of Speedways but it didn't work last I tried.
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"checks"
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5y ago
But that’s how all long term memory works, I don’t see what age 5 has to do with anything.
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