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by m463 7mo ago
From what I have heard, japan tacks on lots of extra costs/taxes for this situation.
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by m463 7mo ago
Does this tax make sense? California seems to have lots of punitive taxes. "Tax what you want less of" will just lead to fewer billionaires doing business in california, they'll just choose another state for residence and&#x
843.
by m463 7mo ago
I remember reading that maybe steve jobs learned a lot from a video of the beatles practicing together (or was it in person?) I've always wondered if that was available somewhere.
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by m463 7mo ago
I wonder what the effort would be to port openwrt to it? It might be easy if there are adjacent routers on the same chipset.
845.
by m463 7mo ago
> reach out and 'fix' them maybe by eating your way into the problem...
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by m463 7mo ago
I was thinking more of south park characters, maybe ike: https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Ike_Broflovski
847.
by m463 7mo ago
for shame, you stole that idea: :) https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/bm1umw/in...
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by m463 7mo ago
Quietly they are doing things on-device. The OCR + copy/paste is genuine goodness - modestly functional.
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by m463 7mo ago
I was guessing this - need to unlock to use USB devices. sigh.
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by m463 7mo ago
^H^H^H^H^?^?^?
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by m463 7mo ago
The other thing I remember of that era was the (unrelated) Talking Moose
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by m463 7mo ago
> Why should they impose a limit at all? Whenever I see apple silliness, I have to remember: "You're not the target market."
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by m463 7mo ago
They have lots of keychron keyboards to try, even weird custom ones, at Central Computers in silicon valley.
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by m463 7mo ago
I bought one too - most heavy and heavy duty keyboard I have ever owned. I wanted to use it but it has one fatal flaw - the backlighting is unusable. The keys it comes with are decent, but opaque, so the backlight doesn't actually il
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by m463 7mo ago
I accustomed myself to drinking coffee black. Then decaf. And later I tried camomile tea. I found the need I really needed satisfied was a warm cup of something to curl my hands around in the morning, and they all worked after I let them.
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by m463 7mo ago
Might be road design. I think european roads are generally narrower than US roads which have 12' wide lanes. I remember the F-150 raptor was > 7' wide (without mirrors).
857.
by m463 7mo ago
could be worse, there's always radio...
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by m463 7mo ago
> they don't mind peeing their pants more like letting advertisers pee on your pants
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by m463 7mo ago
> Honestly, this doesn't seem unreasonable to me. this is a slippery slope. For every "must use a phone" there is also a dysfunctional "turn the tables on our customers" which some businesses will take to creepy
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by m463 7mo ago
I read an article about a problem with poachers grabbing these weird plants in africa. Can't find the article but it was about lithops poachers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithops#Conservation_status But they
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by m463 7mo ago
> or they've simply never used a computer and don't know what they're missing. Though I'd wager they probably aren't comfortable typing on a keyboard. On the other hand, I've noticed lots of people use voic
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by m463 7mo ago
I had a water heater go out, and I took cold showers for a while, even after I fixed it. I felt absolutely awake after getting out of the shower. It also didn't fog the bathroom mirrors. I stopped because one day I took a warm show
863.
by m463 7mo ago
This is one of those articles that either people will stumble upon when they are up a creek without a paddle... or... something 100 ai slop articles will poorly summarize in their "11 ways to recover your icloud data" article.
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by m463 7mo ago
makes me wonder if the person you went on a date with cherry-picked you due to your data. (anyone who would post on hacker news is obviously a good catch!)
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by m463 7mo ago
related - Indian food contains turmeric (curcumin) and indians don't get alzheimer's as much.
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by m463 7mo ago
I wonder how much faster dos would boot, especially with floppy seek times...
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by m463 7mo ago
> from the very top this kind of thing happens with the founder, but follow-on CEOs very very rarely have the leadership and vision. I wonder how leadership can be the same for someone who initially folloed others when they joined.
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by m463 7mo ago
The cheese grater mac pros were very popular, in that people got them and continued to use them. The most notable feature was that there were mac-specific graphics cards, and you could also run PC graphics cards (without a nice boot screen)
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by m463 7mo ago
It's like poor people living in the crowded business district with little peace and giant billboards shining in the bedroom window.
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by m463 7mo ago
Your story reminds me of working pre-pandemic, and going on an afternoon walk with a coworker. He was into pokemon go and he wanted to attend an event (raid?) before we walked. I followed him down the street where he stood at a certain de

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