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1y ago
Keepa will show you the price history. That’s all people care about any way. It cost $5 six months ago and now it’s $10 One way or another, prices are going up. Your dollar doesn’t go as far. Trump can say whatever he wants about fair deals
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1y ago
I have learned over the past decade to ignore any articles like this. If you believed the press, the Muller Report was going to be a smoking gun, destined to reshape the political landscape for a generation and there was nothing Trump could
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1y ago
Project 2025 wasn’t even his. That’s his evangelical base’s run book. Trump is too lazy to actually want to do anything so ambitious. This time around he ceeded power to those who have that ambition, mostly to keep himself out of prison. Sa
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1y ago
What he is doing now was telegraphed, certainly. However, he is at his core a salesman (conman if you wish) and he has said so many other things that he never intended or even had the capability to do. For example, lock her up. Did he even
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1y ago
Their ideology is power. The writing has been on the wall demographically for decades. Their base has been shrinking, fewer people are religious, white folk are losing status. It’s become harder and harder to win an election for turn since
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1y ago
It’s such bare hypocrisy, but it’s just another reminder that they have no actual beliefs aside from power, so everything they do or say is fair game.
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1y ago
I don’t really care who wrote the playbook. I care who is using it.
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1y ago
It would be wild to see Kona coffee suddenly become as affordable as the rest of what Americans drink every day And then the supply runs out, Kona prices shoot up further, and boom, America is great again or something
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1y ago
I use restic with b2 as a backend It’s not the same service as backblaze’s client but it does everything I need, with dedupe
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1y ago
If you regularly test your backups, glacier gets a lot more expensive due to egress fees And it’s such a good thing to remind people of. You don’t manage a backup service. Nobody cares about backups. People care about restores.
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1y ago
According to the article they _are_ losing money overall, every quarter since the IPo
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1y ago
The French model comes to mind
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2y ago
Yes I think EVs don’t make sense for most people who rent. Unfortunately that’s a large segment of people. My residential rate is $0.11 per kWh and $0.56 at an electrify America charger. That’s a steep hike for those who can’t install a cha
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2y ago
Are you saying Musk paid $44B for Twitter out of spite over a D-list comedy website? Of all the articles and podcasts I followed around that acquisition, this is the first time I have ever heard it tied to the Babylon bee. Do you have a sou
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2y ago
Or they are emboldened in knowing there will be absolutely no consequences. Go look at the list of pardons this administration has handed out. These guys won’t even be charged.
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2y ago
If you take a step back and realize that the intent is to utterly destroy the social safety net provided by social security, Medicare, etc that we have all been paying into our entire adult lives, tell me why every citizen affected should n
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2y ago
And the obvious question that another poster has raised is why are all the COVID era loans being forgiven then? Shouldn’t all loans be collected? Could it be that many in DC benefited from that free money, and are also benefitting from the
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2y ago
I have a hard time believing this when they also have Apple Cash and Apple Pay. Even with their strong privacy fundamentals they know more about their account holders than any single business should.
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2y ago
Have you ever tried to fully backup data from iCloud? I try to do it every month because I am that type of techie. They don’t make it easy. For photos, i have a 2TB family plan. There is no export functionality I can centrally backup my fam
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2y ago
I read in a different article that this study was a side project during Covid lockdown. The scientists had all they needed to run these experiments, were stuck indoors drinking coffee, and could do it all in relative isolation
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2y ago
There have been kickstarter rug-pulls well before the pandemic. The gaming industry at large, including video gaming, seems to be particularly prone to these scams The whole thing, including viral blog post drama like this, seems rooted in
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2y ago
That’s a parenting problem. Can’t blame the library. They need to meet people where the are. When I had a kid I made a vow that I would immediately buy them any book they showed interest in. Any other toy or game would be a discussion but b
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2y ago
If your CS section is anything like the “computers” aisles I see here, good riddance. I would rather see open space than shelves of outdated Dummies books. We need to bring back “third places” (not home, not work/school) and libraries
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2y ago
A curator promotes. A censor deletes. Sure you could argue that with limited shelf space, a librarian is a censor by choosing what they do and do not carry, but then you have to ignore a lot about what censors and librarians actually do.
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2y ago
Even a short and engaging chapter book will require someone to focus for more than 10 minutes on the text I have been online since the early web and have seen how much content has changed to engage people. It’s all short form videos and pos
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2y ago
1) you don’t need to wash the dishes before loading the machine. There is a filter you can clear food out of but most people don’t know about it. Scrape off the solids beforehand leads to less gunk in the filter. 2) a cycle will typically b
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2y ago
Which should be the default mode of operation with anything you read on Reddit these days. I mean, discounting what Reddit has become in 2025, would you trust any anonymous post that said “I ran it through my facial recognition database and
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2y ago
Create a profile and only watch family movies on it
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2y ago
We all know from the Snowden files that they don’t actually need to see his contacts. They knew everything about him already. This was just intimidation. > they will usually give up after locking you up for a day or so. If you think that
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2y ago
It’s the consumers that don’t care. So the manufacturers don’t bother. So many turntables these days are weird USB enabled devices made for the occasional playback of an album purchased for the retro novelty. People discover and listen via
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