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3y ago
import the good stuff from the EU: https://icedteapitcher.myshopify.com/
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3y ago
you can still buy the good stuff from various websites in NA: https://icedteapitcher.myshopify.com/
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3y ago
the new formula was cheaper to make. think thats all you really need to know
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3y ago
unless you are in the EU, pyrex glass from there is still the good stuff
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3y ago
> explain to me why this happening isn't a bad thing because there is now a good change everyone with one of these devices is likely no longer going to get support, warranty, or updates. apps will become outdated and fall off the ap
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3y ago
> If they asked random sub users who wants to be a mod - they'll get more free moderators within a heartbeat. no, because it is actual work to be a mod. work you don't get paid or rewarded for. i'd say no without hesitatio
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3y ago
lol no it doesn't. most sure, but not everyone. imho it affects people who didn't seek/don't want power differently from those who went looking for it.
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3y ago
Does windows show the stack trace? I’ve been very appreciative of it in osx as it’s helped me identity how to avoid some
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3y ago
They seem to have gone the route of “just stop paying the bills”
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3y ago
i miss the forum days. some still do kick around tacomaworld is by far the best resource for anything tacoma related and is very very active i do miss threaded comments thou
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3y ago
slashdot. it was (i think) the first news aggregator everyone used, then digg, then reddit.
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3y ago
It might be more impactful to move as many things back to trains instead of trucking everything across the country
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3y ago
It’s certainly not free to arrange getting the new device, swap, reconfigure, and hopefully you have HA to avoid downtime.
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3y ago
How does it work? You install a windows game via steam and then tell it to port?
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3y ago
Sky train in Vancouver bc has been driverless for near 40 years now
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3y ago
or you are just eating up one random study the media went wild with because it made good headlines? windows - https://www.sibleyguides.com/conservation/causes-of-bird-mor... Habitat Loss, pesticides and other chemicals
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3y ago
> Cats on the streets are a disaster for the bird population and still pale in comparison to the effect us and our cities have on their populations. cats are not the big problem, we are, people just don't like to admit it and would
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3y ago
> If you're not a user of the 3rd party apps, then none of these decisions affect you likely untrue. its not just 3rd party apps it affects. it changes api access for anything using the API for instance modtools will be affected whi
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3y ago
> Fast food is similar with order kiosks i'd be ok with them if i could place my usual order (sub and add onions) but i can't so i always have to goto the counter
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3y ago
sadly thats likely to matter little in the long run after all the damage we humans have already done
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3y ago
it sounds like HA is far more polished now so i'm hoping it goes well. but hue over the last half decade has been 100% solid and reliable for me till the bridge died
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3y ago
as i said in my experience with the hue ecosystem it ran for years, 5 years, with no issues. it literally was set and forget and just worked. until it died and i moved to HA i hadn't added or changed anything for at least 2 years to th
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3y ago
if you live in any urban area us humans have already outdone them by far. and globally excluding islands with no predators it is likely humans are still the leading cause in one form or another (habitat, pesticides, herbicides) us destroyin
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3y ago
if you live in any urban area us humans have already outdone them by far. and globally excluding islands with no predators it is likely humans are still the leading cause in one form or another (habitat, pesticides, herbicides) us destroyin
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3y ago
They still do an amazing job of it. There is likely no better solution (poison is bad as it kills local wild life, traps require more effort)
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3y ago
one of mine just becomes a pest sitting on near and in-front of me making not a peep but ensuring I literally cannot ignore her. The other just sits and watches
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3y ago
I have a pretty decent home automation setup going for the last 5 years at this place with no issues using the hue ecosystem till my hue bridge died last month. Motion battery free buttons and timers for lights and outlets. Have now made th
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3y ago
Yea I kinda wish you could just write code for it. I’d even accept writing it in python as that’s what ya is written in (as I too don’t like python)
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3y ago
I just moved over to HA and so far nothing including presence detection is cloud dependent (35 zigbee devices dozen or so wifi flashed to esphome) It’s been pretty amazing tbh
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3y ago
The need to not burn coal goes beyond CO2, the particulates and radiation coal plants put out is terrible for health. Coal has, and continues, to cause more deaths then nuclear ever has and produces radioactive ash while at it.
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