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by krrrh 8y ago
More precisely, there is a theory that nicotine becomes highly addictive in the presence of an MAOI which are naturally present in tobacco smoke, but not added to nicotine gum.
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by krrrh 8y ago
No you can’t, your analogy is absurd. Canada uses a fully paper system for federal elections and the costs of manually counting are negligible, and still completed the evening of. The same can be said of American elections before the allure
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by krrrh 8y ago
How can the cost of securing these systems be less than the cost of using a fully paper system?
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by krrrh 8y ago
I wonder how much we undervalue audience segmentation when analyzing social network profitability. Twitter and reddit’s perpetual issues making money could be that they index too highly for cynical people who trust no one, while Facebook do
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by krrrh 8y ago
Ah, I guess I’ve only ever shared as a link over chat apps. Thanks for the tip!
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by krrrh 8y ago
It’s an interesting debate whether facilitating illegal (but society-enabling and productive) projects like sci-hub and the drug parts of silkroad will have been worth facilitating illegal (but society-harming) projects such as ransomware,
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by krrrh 8y ago
My trick is to set a timer on my phone when I start a load. Even if the machine doesn't tell you how long it's going to take on a display, these things tend to be pretty consistent. Low tech but it works.
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by krrrh 8y ago
Paprika for iOS took me pretty far in this direction. I bought it on a recommendation from a friend so I could strip out the blog posts and index recipes, but the grocery shopping features ended up making it something I used all the time. Y
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by krrrh 8y ago
Not GP, but he was saying pressure cooker over slow cooker. I got an instant pot about 6 months ago and I probably use it as much as my stovetop now. Even if you're pressure cooking a stew (it makes Indian cooking actually achievable)
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by krrrh 8y ago
It's a cult backed by taxing authority and police powers of a country. Basically what we call a national currency, but sure, muddy the waters.
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by krrrh 8y ago
That's overkill, and a silly recommendation. Try these microfiber cloths: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019O1RH4W/ They are thin enough to allow you to close the lid of your laptop while traveling,
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by krrrh 8y ago
This is akin to how representative democracy is a bad form of government, but better than all the others that have been tried. Consumer reports has consistently noted that Apple laptops require the least frequency of service compared to any
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by krrrh 8y ago
I'm not sure you're basing your statements on anything but conjecture, but Cook has repeatedly stated the opposite: https://www.fastcompany.com/40525409/why-apple-is-the-worlds...
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by krrrh 8y ago
It’s worth noting that Verisart is very similar to https://www.ascribe.io which preceded it. Though ascribe has focused their marketing more towards digital art.
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by krrrh 8y ago
Don’t underestimate where the watch trumps LEDs: discretness and gentleness. After owning one for a few years I can’t stand the abrasive sound of a vibrating cell phone on a table.
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by krrrh 8y ago
There is already so much shame directed to the one family member that forces everyone else to use something other than iMessage. Sometimes they just get left out of conversations. Apple's taking this even further with improved photo sh
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by krrrh 8y ago
Let’s not forget that Github came out of rails which was/is a rather SaaS oriented community, and struggled to build out an enterprise sales team that could deliver and market the on-site product to large corps. Microsoft has sales cha
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by krrrh 8y ago
Facebook and Snap became part of most people’s lives within a few years. Bitcoin has been around for 10, and aside from trading bitcoin, has found very limited use. That’s what makes it different. Every prediction for what Bitcoin would be
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by krrrh 8y ago
> Would appreciate a rebuttal to my points. People already have a hard time dealing with contracts written in their own native tongues, why would they prefer having to read and validate source code? Even if a few standard blockchained co
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by krrrh 8y ago
Assuming you’re talking about Airmail, the iOS and Mac mail client[1] (which is not a free app), do you have any reference to back up this claim? Their privacy statement states: > Airmail does not share your information with any third pa
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by krrrh 8y ago
Is this only when it’s plugged in? Could be a bad cable or charger. I had an iPhone 5 that had a super touch digitizer when plugged in, and I finally narrowed it down to cheap third party cables. Otherwise I think I would be doing a sit-in
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by krrrh 8y ago
Keep a paper bag in the freezer. When it is full toss the whole thing.
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by krrrh 8y ago
It’s even worse than that. I actually scrolled all the way down on an iPhone and the last third of the article was cut off and only accessible through reader mode. The irony of a paean to command line tools being housed in unnecessarily com
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by krrrh 8y ago
You can use Trezor or Ledger hardware wallets for U2F with recoverable seed words. Even if you go with a Yubikey, which has a better form factor, one of these is a pretty good backup device since they can be further backed up to paper.
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by krrrh 8y ago
$50 is a pretty amazing price point for something as flexible as a smartphone. However, you can get a perfectly usable used 5S for close to that range. Spend $15-40 extra and you can outfit it with new glass, screen, and battery, and it wil
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by krrrh 8y ago
You can listen to the earnings call here: https://edge.media-server.com/m6/p/nwvzygvo It was... pretty strange. This is being pegged as the reason for the 5% drop in after hours trading despite beating estimates.
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by krrrh 8y ago
For iPhone to iPhone migration and encrypted backups: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT205220
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by krrrh 9y ago
“…elimination…” …more accurately, consumption, and more charitably, harvesting.
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by krrrh 9y ago
It may not be philosophically compatible with GNUCash, but adding all of your accounts to Mint would bring it all into one site that you can then script against. Mint used to use Yodlee’s APIs to access data from financial institutions, do
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by krrrh 9y ago
Apple added a built-in option to map the caps lock key to escape. This not only makes sense from a RSI and efficiency perspective but is also closer to the keyboard that vi was originally designed for (the escape key was where modern PC key

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