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kup0
8y ago
Thanks! I knew something didn't look right, but apparently hadn't had enough sleep or caffeine to figure it out.
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8y ago
Isn't the role of saturated fats in cardiovascular disease being revisited/questioned nowadays? ...or did my lenses get tinted by the "carbs are poison" crowd?
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8y ago
Regardless of whether or not it is harmful to open source, I find the choice to use two words beginning with C (thus CC as an acronym) flawed, as that abbreviation is typically used to refer to Creative Commons, and Commons Clause and Creat
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8y ago
Torrents will save game emulation, if nothing else will. Entire game libraries for various consoles are available via this method. Even if not everyone that wants to emulate games takes this route, it at least means the archive/library
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8y ago
These were my thoughts exactly. Maybe it just hasn't made business sense for them to host cheaper plans, since it's available to self-host. But you're right, even against competitors (Squarespace) it's quite a bit more e
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8y ago
Any chance of a cheaper / more minimal plan for a small personal site or blog? I suppose at that point, it's better for you for us to run it on our own hosting, though...?
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8y ago
These are also Founders Edition prices. Still the 2080ti is pretty expensive even at non-FE pricing: RTX 2070 cards will start at $499, with RTX 2080 at $699, and the RTX 2080 Ti starting at $999.
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8y ago
And a lot of well-meaning doctors that apparently don't take the time to do things right. Have a family member with RA that was almost given an injection for another condition that is contraindicated in people with RA, and it would hav
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8y ago
Because your post posits that what works for you works for everyone and seems to ignore the experience of others that have quit
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8y ago
It is an impression easily taken from your comment. Just because we have the "privilege" (often considered a loaded word, I know, but applicable here, IMHO) to visit a place like Cuba and enjoy its disconnectedness, the audacity i
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8y ago
Is it possible you are pricing them out of considering it? It seems difficult for especially large enterprise companies to take a step to pay more for something, even if it seems like it would save them money in the long run in saved time,
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8y ago
I know it's mostly OT, but I like 7/11's coffee, especially if it has been freshly brewed, so I'd recommend giving it a try
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8y ago
I can't view the standard practice document linked on the page, but I'd be curious if the legislation only affects actual loudness, not perceived loudness. Even if ads and programming are the same db level, ads can easily be EQ&#x
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8y ago
Just wish they would add encrypted messaging. To me that's Discord's most important missing feature.
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8y ago
I don't prefer messaging apps that require phone numbers, they always feel less trustworthy to me because that one aspect of privacy isn't there
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8y ago
From what I've gathered, they aren't actually using light fields, and they suffer from the same "looking through a window" problem that Hololens has So, have they really accomplished anything other than creating a new HM
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8y ago
Not sure "this always happens so get used to it / stop complaining / don't be surprised" does anything other the blame the person getting harassed. The argument is indeed dangerously close to "you dressed imm
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8y ago
Yes, exactly. Prostitutes can sell themselves for money, every man has the power not to give her his money. What's the problem?
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8y ago
This is enterprise-only, yet the article makes it out to be otherwise. Sloppy reporting. That said, I'm curious if doing this in the enterprise environment could be testing the waters for doing it on consumer PCs, but I think that is u
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8y ago
There's a difference between self-control and a chilling effect on speech, though. I see no problem with someone being mindful about what they are saying and how they are saying it. I do see a problem with someone self-censoring a disc
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8y ago
Have used a Pi-hole for two years and maybe had to whitelist one or two sites (easily found looking at the log), which was easy using Pi-hole's web interface Additionally, you can simply disable Pi-hole for temporary timeframes using t
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8y ago
The fundamental flaw in your viewpoint is the fact that you see nearly everyone awaiting trial as a criminal. Regardless of whether the system respects this- "innocent until proven guilty" is a principle that we should not lose
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8y ago
Makes the charger more versatile and reusable instead of having a cable 'built-in' to the charger that cannot be swapped out. Also if the cable frays, you just get a new cable, not a whole new charger. That said- are hard-wired (n
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8y ago
That wasn't very clear from the original posts, as they discussed anti-competitive behavior and regulators, not new legislation to be written. To me this implied a desire for them to be regulated under current law, which may have been
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8y ago
This only matters if they're the only platform available. But, they're not. You can use Android, its forks, or otherwise. While one can be philosophically opposed to their walled-garden, there is zero legal ground to stand on to r
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8y ago
To me the policy is worded so that clearly 10.8.5 should not apply in this situation. The fact that they can just choose to apply policy that is opposite their published policy is ridiculous.
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If those coal power plants are replaced with alternative forms of energy, I don't see the problem... Talking about just "shutting them down" with nothing to replace them has absolutely nothing to do with that sentiment or the
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8y ago
#3 is an interesting thought. So when something is abundant, inefficiency and wastefulness are fine? When it comes to bits, abundant to who? Those who can afford said abundance? Certainly not to those with bandwidth caps and slow internet a
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Bundling the graphic assets doomed this from the beginning. It was only a matter of time.
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8y ago
There are plenty of caffeine+theanine supplements available. I take them in capsule form, available from Amazon from all sorts of brands. Beware though, some really overcharge for them.
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