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Sun keyboards had Ctrl where Caps typically lies, and it was so convenient that I have remapped this in every environment I use for decades now. This presents a small annoyance when I need to use another computer and start TYPING IN CAPS wh
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There are a lot of celebrities who are taking ozempic who aren’t obese at all. These are the before/after cases for ozempic face Weight loss body image issues often have nothing to do with obesity
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The article suggests that when ozempic solves people’s weight loss issues, they will be happier and spend their money differently But every discussion of ozempic inevitably brings up “ozempic face” which is some apparent aging and irreversi
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And it’s literally the same people that left Palantir to form Andruil It’s wild reading this thread where everyone is literally gung-Ho over Andruil yet the sentiment in any post about Palantir is the exact opposite. Same folks, everyone. T
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About 20 years ago we found a true villain in France, when they dared to suggest that destroying Iraq was not a worthy response to 9/11 It was wild. Your below-average American went so far as rewriting their menus so they wouldn’t have
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3y ago
Crypto is explicitly tech, and a crypto exchange lies at the intersection of finance and tech. It has never been a requirement that leadership of these companies be engineers (much to the dismay of any engineer hired at some of these compan
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3y ago
Something about the creative process really likes limitations Even in tech, some of the most creative ideas are basically hacks to work within some kind of restraint. Somehow when every option is on the table, you don’t see such flashes of
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It would be more fair to criticize the corporate culture at Microsoft in the 90s that led to this situation. They simply didn't really care. If another OS was dominant, it is easy to argue that fundamental security issues could have be
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Range anxiety goes away entirely if you have an L2 charger at home. I plug in at night and wake up with 300mi range in the morning. Way more than I need for every trip save one or two a year The biggest blockers to EV adoption IMO is all th
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Ah, yes, if only we had some kind of novel set of natural disasters and political events to report on…
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3y ago
Pay a reputable provider to host your domain and that is not a problem. I use protonmail and their sending reputation is fine. You really don’t want to be self-hosting your own email in 2023 and all the headaches that entails anyway.
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My mother in law’s bank account was drained within a week of her passing. Evidently someone at the hospital had to have been involved, although we never learned the vector. It’s really not a stretch to imagine a sophisticated attacker who s
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3y ago
Slippery slope fallacy
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Either way, it still speaks to the maintainability of these modern replacements, many of which are personal projects. tools like ls or grep are certainly showing their age, but that has also been their strength. The POSIX ecosystem comes in
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3y ago
Rad dads let their kids ride the cart back to the corral Bad dads use their kids as props to excuse their bad behavior
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This comment squarely hits at the heart of cartnarc Yes, the cart person is going to get the cart either way. You could choose to make their lives a little bit easier by putting in 10 seconds of effort, or you could belittle them, their eff
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3y ago
I am perfectly fine to weaponize one jerk against many
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I caught that too…after I had already shared this with my wife But it still feels relevant. I had a dentist that wanted to drill cavities out with every visit, regardless of how often I flossed and brushed Been to four dentists since and ha
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It’s objectively not well. Or at least it is nowhere near as ubiquitous as it once was, which is fatal to a social network. The simple act of requiring one to login to view any content has muted it everywhere I once saw Twitter content.
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“I spent $100 on incidentals” Vs “I spent $100 on pizza and beer” Cash doesn’t sit there in your ledger month after month reminding you of your weakness. Instead you have a generic line-item that doesn’t threaten your ego; it could be anyth
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That's a plus for me. I'm nostalgic as hell for the era of the internet where the barrier to entry meant your peers needed half a clue to be there. If the collapse of sites like reddit and twitter are what is needed for a return t
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I quit social media in 2012 (including FB properties like Whatsapp), but I'm still active on many forum/aggregator sites like Reddit and HN Ten years in I def feel like I've cut myself off from the world in a significant way.
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That was such a mind blowing experience coming from a DOS background. It would split your terminal horizontally and you could see each other type in real time. Before the days of SMS, and even before the days of instant messengers like ICQ
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Most "best (or worst) ever" lists are heavily biased by recency and personal experience. There are rarely objective metrics for this kind of thing To wit, my list of best consoles are all of that era when you could have 4 controll
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Whatever dude. I'm the one getting frequent inMails from Google recruiters. I have never once applied for a role there.
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Before the doubleclick merger, Google was absolutely the ideal place to work as an engineer. I feel that perhaps after 2007 a lot of Google's reputation was still held up by what the culture was like in the years surrounding their IPO.
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If you're traveling a lot and not using a burner laptop, well...
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Funny, I start every morning with full range and very rarely dip below 50% SOC by the end of the day. I have been using the portable charger that came with my EV, sharing the 30A outlet with my dryer. The only times I've "wasted t
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The hack around this is to send an image which can’t be previewed
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That’s a great way of putting it An entire generation has been trained by Mark Zuckerberg to boost engagement on his properties
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