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by markdown 5y ago
> On the other hand, macOS has a weird snapping implementation where you need to click and hold the green “zoom” button, then choose to “tile” left or right TIL, and I've been using MacOS and OS X for almost 15 years.
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by markdown 5y ago
No. I agree with you. I was thinking further down the line, when everyone is in a driverless (optional?) car.
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by markdown 5y ago
> I can't imagine a circumstance where you would want a driverless car to be able to ignore stopping directions from law enforcement. Funny, I can't imagine a circumstance where I would want "law enforcement" to be ab
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by markdown 5y ago
Yes, considered sacrosanct. However, my point was that if you skipped one, it's not a certainty that it would result in death. So if a captain said they should skip a checklist, the first officer might defer to their judgement and no
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by markdown 5y ago
> and the presentation is proceeding in a way that is going to kill you, Dean, and 200 random people from the audience. Skipping a step here and there is rarely ever going to seem like it'll end in deaths of your and everyone else
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by markdown 5y ago
We'd probably be able to grow and transplant bespoke organs for you before then.
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by markdown 5y ago
You'd think that, but it's 2022 and they haven't found a decent solution to male baldness. Rogaine and off-label finesteride don't quite cut it.
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by markdown 5y ago
I think it's the company that shits on the cinema movie viewing experience by spamming before every movie.
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by markdown 5y ago
Airliners have been dealing with high winds for decades. > I'm not sure how an AI is going to deal with high wind or mountain passes. Better than humans, probably.
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by markdown 5y ago
This happened in Fiji, a couple of years ago, in terms of public transport. The government made it illegal for bus operators to accept cash as a form of payment.
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by markdown 5y ago
Thanks. I figured that, but perhaps a message saying that no results were found would be more useful than showing random blog posts. Or maybe show that message, along with "... here are some interesting posts from the past month...&quo
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by markdown 5y ago
I searched using a keyword (kava), and got a list of random blog posts with absolutely nothing to do with kava. https://blogsurf.io/?query=kava
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by markdown 5y ago
Most people in my country never have to file tax returns. Their taxes are deducted at source (by their employer).
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by markdown 5y ago
I see nothing, so they must be geoblocked.
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by markdown 5y ago
Start the search field in the center of the page like any other search site. Once the user presses "Enter", transition it to its current position and morph it into a chatbox.
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by markdown 5y ago
> recently I did watch the movie Legally Blond (recently for free at YouTube) OT, but what do you mean? Is youtube showing full movies now, or was this a pirate upload?
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by markdown 5y ago
More likely, regret.
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by markdown 5y ago
> 1. How exactly do propose a bill to limit a company in how they use their property and enforce use of that property by an end user? Is this a trick question? The same way all the other bills have been written. Most service providers ha
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by markdown 5y ago
> Obviously it doesn't make sense to run on 5G permanently I've never used 5G (it isn't available in my country) so this isn't obvious at all. Care to explain that doesn't make sense?
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by markdown 5y ago
That depends on how much they've donated to their Megachurch pastor recently. If you get a monthly subscription of $29.99, your prayers go to the top of the queue. For gold tier $79.99 subscription, you get to submit a list of people w
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by markdown 5y ago
Move along, heretic! We follow Al Franken's Supply Side Jesus around these parts. Supply Side Jesus approves of Megachurches and Bitcoin. https://imgur.com/gallery/bCqRp
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by markdown 5y ago
How is that any privacy hole at all? Millions of websites use vue (as an example) from the same CDN. There's no way to know which site it was cached from. What a terrible thing they've done, making the internet slower for everyone
953.
by markdown 5y ago
Raw fish can be delicious. Fijian kokoda is chef's kiss .
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by markdown 5y ago
Always a delight to see kava being discussed in unexpected places. Say bula at r/kava!
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by markdown 5y ago
Delhi belly.
956.
by markdown 5y ago
What a first-world take. And not just a first-world take, but a city-slicker first-world take. Auto-immune diseases and allergies are killing people and ruining lives. A little bit of bacteria doesn't hurt.
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by markdown 5y ago
If limiting money is limiting speech, why is Microsoft in trouble here, and why can't I bribe a cop to let me off the hook for speeding? You know damn well that limiting speech is normal and accepted everywhere (eg. hate speech or cryi
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by markdown 5y ago
Not just foreign bribes: https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/microsoft-corp/summary?id=D...
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by markdown 5y ago
Nah, only in the US. https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/microsoft-corp/summary?id=D...
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by markdown 5y ago
> something personal, of little consequence, and governed at a local level https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/microsoft-corp/summary?id=D...

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