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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
(davidrumsey.com)
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mdoms
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mdoms
5y ago
So, not fee free?
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mdoms
5y ago
Bitcoin and Ethereum are scams.
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mdoms
5y ago
Fee free bitcoin transactions? How does that work?
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mdoms
5y ago
Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme.
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mdoms
5y ago
They're all Ponzi schemes. Every last one of them.
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mdoms
5y ago
> if the Bitcoin is stolen that's not the merchant's problem It is if half the transactions at the merchant eventually get refunded. > The whole point of Bitcoin is to eliminate the possibility of chargeback I'm sorry I
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mdoms
5y ago
Whataboutery.
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mdoms
5y ago
> Not to be a apologist of what Russia is doing [... apologism]
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mdoms
5y ago
Deleting my Patreon account. Sorry to the creators but I can't support this evil company.
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mdoms
5y ago
History will not look kindly on people like you defending the actions of Russia.
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mdoms
5y ago
> Using that logic, we don't have free speech in the US either. Ask the Dixie Chicks, phil donahue, etc. Sorry, which Dixie Chicks were locked up, disappeared or physically assaulted by government officials?
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mdoms
5y ago
No one's "forcing" you to do anything. There are still fully remote jobs. Even GP said, > No, I don't want to go back to the office (I don't have to; my team is now fully remote forever)
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mdoms
5y ago
I strongly doubt this is a significant factor.
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mdoms
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> As long as the UI works,
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mdoms
5y ago
> anyone that has ever needed to style a <select> No one has ever, in the history of software, NEEDED to style a <select>. You want to style a select. Your users don't give a toss.
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mdoms
5y ago
That's downright rapid by Mozilla standards.
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mdoms
5y ago
You're absolutely dreaming. USA is not a reliable ally.
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mdoms
5y ago
Hard to imagine a workshop with some pretty fancy sheetmetal equipment but no welding equipment. A welder is, like, the first metalwork tool you buy.
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mdoms
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Why the no welding requirement?
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mdoms
5y ago
And then if you click on one of the search results it will open in yet another popup with yet another weird domain with some oddball TLD like .win which looks even more sketchy.
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mdoms
5y ago
I have tried to use PeerTube a number of times (when it comes up on HN, which it does very often). It is absolutely appalling in both usability (confusing, ugly and borderline hostile design) and technical (videos buffer constantly - this i
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mdoms
5y ago
Not defending the blocking of rooted devices, but I think it's excellent that airlines are relying on people bringing their own hardware. I think you'd struggle to find a single person in an airport who isn't carrying a scree
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mdoms
5y ago
Man this article is just a bit of fun. Why do you have to be like this?
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mdoms
5y ago
Australians are incredible wealthy. In my experience (I lived in Aus for 5 years) Australians have no idea just how wealthy they are compared to other, even Western, nations.
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mdoms
5y ago
As a submitter I have no control over the platform the original content is published on.
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mdoms
5y ago
You're going to keep a framed broken phone on your desk forever? Ok man.
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mdoms
5y ago
You all still buy their goofy aluminium laptops and publish on their store so I guess Apple wins.
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mdoms
5y ago
Sounds like Firefox hasn't implemented the API. No surprise, Firefox is always miles behind on stuff users actually want. It works with the native share box on Edge Android.
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5y ago
Planting your own vegetable garden is authentically liberating. Going for a run is authentically liberating. Learning a language is authentically liberating. Reading a book is authentically liberating. I can't really give you a definit
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