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5y ago
Wow this reminded me, I saw the fry's 747 at an airshow. I was pretty young at the time, but it was crazy seeing a 747 fly so low. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08G4z63PShc
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Didn't uber, lyft, et. al just spend $100 million on getting prop 22 passed?
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5y ago
GNS3 probably
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5y ago
Treat Science like a religion, you even used the word faith. It may often be more accurate, but at the end of the day, it's just another way of explaining things. And if you ever think of science as perfect, just look at the history of
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5y ago
prescription toothpaste. Most common is prevident 5000
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5y ago
yeah, middle school sucks way more. It wasn't that bad for me, but looking back some people were just treated awfully by everyone. Bullying can really mess with your head at that age, people with self-esteem issues are really badly aff
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5y ago
reddit is still like half porn. It was so bad they stopped showing NSFW content on r/all, before the change if you sorted by new, literally half the posts were marked NSFW. https://old.reddit.com/r/changelog/c
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5y ago
This is laughable. Your icloud data is in the cloud, your imessage (if you choose to backup) is in the cloud, they have the keys, and they give that data to the authorities. And why should apple even BE storing my navigation history on thei
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5y ago
Ah, I understand. I do remember that area feeling very off-putting, lots of people in suits and not much else. If the whole of SF turns into that it would be pretty terrible.
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5y ago
Not sure where you got that impression from, London has great shopping districts and tons of huge street markets. Better than most US cities.
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5y ago
I do debug over ssh :) the vscode remote ssh extension has you covered.
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5y ago
use a GUI if you aren't already. I hated using GDB, vscode has thoroughly changed that.
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5y ago
As a padres fan I was dying of laughter when this sequence happened. https://twitter.com/UmpireAuditor/status/1388405200512159747
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5y ago
Part of me is sad about this. Of course there are horrible calls that sometimes result in runs being scored, but the game loses a lot with robo-umps as well. The dynamic of the pitcher and ump would go away, the pitcher learns what the ump
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> But, as you can imagine, manually linking dotfiles quickly becomes laborious and error-prone. One solution is to create a script that links the files for you, but I think there’s a better way. Yeah I have no issues doing this. I can co
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5y ago
Auditing an entire year's log seems very excessive. However, timestamps are recorded, focus is recorded, and I've heard of cheaters being caught from this information. It's not the main feature, but Canvas is partly a forensi
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5y ago
>However, folks who had property with a fixed-rate mortgage going into the 1970s, generally did very well. The house price kept up with inflation, but the mortgage was devalued against inflation, and so home equity went up by quite a bit
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Coal fired electricity plants STILL account for 20% of the US's electricity supply. That EV will do no good if its being powered by a coal or natural gas plant. Our first priority should be banning coal electricity, and convincing the
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5y ago
Personally, I can't see a difference for startup times between urxvt and alacritty, both of which are near instant on my i3 setup, but I have heard of some users experiencing long startups on mac. I'd wager theres a bug there to b
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5y ago
And they recently ran an opinion piece calling attention to dark patterns. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/30/opinion/dark-pattern-inte...
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5y ago
The form factor is limiting though. You don't have to worry about power consumption on a desktop, you don't have to worry about heatsoak or throttling. The problem was they were stuffing full desktop intel chips in their thinnest
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6y ago
I have a 2015 MBP as well... it's HORRIBLE when I hook it up to a 4k monitor. Lag, freezing, etc. I can still get stuff done, but the experience is pretty bad. Perfectly fine on its own screen though, the dual-core in mine just isn
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6y ago
GNOME Mines. Windows minesweeper has ads in-game now
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6y ago
don’t think so. look at canada’s housing market, look at NZ. those markets are truly insane compared to the US, and they’re not printing a ton of money or experiencing major inflation. housing has become a good investment simply because the
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6y ago
Well, I guess you're a lot more optimistic than me. I always assume that big companies don't give a shit about their customers and will always screw them over if there is some benefit in doing so.
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I'm feeling super pessimistic about this. The amount of brand recognition and power that Instagram holds over twenty-somethings is insane, and it seems like a given that they're here to stay. I actually like VSCO a lot more than I
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Why doesn't gamestop just sell back a ton of stock? They repurchased >100 Million shares in 2019 for dirt cheap. I saw the news about the share selloff, but a paltry 3.5M shares isn't what I was expecting, and thats part of the
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6y ago
Doesn't Peloton still have ANT+? Plus a lot of other gym equipment uses ANT+ too, I can't understand why the apple watch doesn't have this functionality.
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6y ago
Eh, some explorers do show op_return data in ASCII, so you could definitely see messages in a browser without too much work or a 'custom client'. From an example thats in the article, click on details and look at OP_RETURN: https
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I realized that after looking at the result for ~5 seconds, but I still think its a dark pattern and it could easily induce someone into installing that app by habitually clicking the 'get' button. I guess it just shocked me that
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