mayneack

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by mayneack 2y ago
The moderation is mostly federated. You can choose which lists to subscribe to to mute/block/label as you see fit.
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by mayneack 2y ago
What's far left about the platform? The platform seems more open. Given the choice between a left or right user base, seems like the platform fundamentals would be more important.
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by mayneack 2y ago
> I was added to a number of Signal groups and immediately put to work. Not a ringing endorsement for DOGE's accountability and record keeping practices.
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by mayneack 2y ago
My personal favorite timezones: There's UTC+14 in Micronesia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTC%2B14:00 Also Antarctica/Troll: A timezone for a norwegian research station. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by mayneack 2y ago
It was years ago so I don't remember the exact antibiotics, but the side effects were intense.
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by mayneack 2y ago
So this is actually shockingly similar to something that happened to me. I did a lot of back country travel with sketchy water and developed something close to dairy intolerant for more than 10 years to the point I wasn't sure if I had
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by mayneack 2y ago
This is a vast oversimplification. Lots Angles Metro keeps posting month over month increases in ridership despite the perceive danger and unsavory experience. I'm sure cleaner cars would help at the margins. Speed, convenience, comfor
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Spotify's CHRO on the return-to-office debate, layoffs and HR's changing role(raconteur.net)
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by mayneack 2y ago
Your donation records to the fec are explicitly not allowed to be used for donors mining like this. I'm sure it still happens, but it's not the majority. What happens is that the campaign you donate to to puts you on their list (a
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by mayneack 2y ago
IANAL, but this is from the linked bill text: > (2) “Independent institution of higher education” means a nonpublic higher education institution that grants undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, or both, that is formed as a nonprofit
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by mayneack 2y ago
Yeah, the only novel info in this story is the twitter suspension. Very counter productive if Elon was trying to suppress this.
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by mayneack 2y ago
I mostly agree that "willingly resigns to pursue other passions" is unlikely however "quit in frustration over $working_conditions" is completely plausible. Those could be anything from disagreeing with some strategy or
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by mayneack 2y ago
A majority of them are full electric.
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by mayneack 2y ago
I use Amazon at a rate slightly under break even for prime. I don't have it because I want the extra friction to get fast shipping. If I had it, I'd use it more. Now it's just one of many places to shop online (one with low q
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by mayneack 2y ago
I don't think it was thought to be extinct, just no longer present in AZ.
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by mayneack 2y ago
You're basically describing the BAT from Brave
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by mayneack 2y ago
Google meet has 4 now
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by mayneack 3y ago
Where are you getting your averages from? Based on a quick google search I see median distances under 10 miles: https://www.streetlightdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/C... And the times that line up
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by mayneack 3y ago
The comment I was replying to explicitly used socal as their example of unbikable. That's why I am talking about it. Many socal commutes are unbikable, but not the "vast majority" and even fewer when you extend to other car f
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by mayneack 3y ago
I'm not sure what part of the country you live in, but here in southern california a huge number of people live within reasonable car free commute distance. It's almost certainly easier to manage than in Ohio due to the weather an
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by mayneack 3y ago
Thanks, mobile autocorrect
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by mayneack 3y ago
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/legg-calve-pe... Leg calve perthes disease is named after doctors legg and calve. It presented (for me) as pain in my calf, and I spelled it wrong for 5 years.
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by mayneack 3y ago
It's not wrong, I suppose, but a break from the behavior I've learned for this sort of instant answer across google, ddg, and kagi as long as I can remember. I can't actually think of a situation where I want to simplify a fr
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by mayneack 3y ago
Oh, interesting. I was actually wondering what had changed. That wolfram integration needs some work. Right now it's consistently just simplifying fractions. I keep having to "!g" in brave to get google to do simple math for
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by mayneack 3y ago
How do folks use two factor auth for 1password logins? It feels wrong to me to use 1password as the second factor for 1password itself. My last remaining authy second factors are for primary email and 1password. All other second factors are
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by mayneack 3y ago
For what it's worth, in "Flying Blind", the book written about the first round of 737 max issues, the author has a pretty negative outlook on Calhoun as being mostly aligned with Muilenburg. > Robison, however, finds littl
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by mayneack 3y ago
Safer for the occupants, not safer overall.
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by mayneack 3y ago
What?
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by mayneack 3y ago
That's true if you only ever press one light. You can still learn the pattern in a given area with experimentation (assuming most lights work the same). I know, for example, that lights in LA indicate that it's already pressed, bu
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by mayneack 3y ago
Yes, although the ones I've seen today all have humans in the driver seat.

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