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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Agreed with this statement. I've lived all over the world and have seen the wide differences. I still remember living in a large suburb in India (not in the city; people had cars). We sat down for dinner and I asked if they had any ket
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
It's a really bad idea, I don't see it happening any time soon. Cardboard is too cheap and easily recyclable.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Then you just transfer that money to the landlords, and then remove the flexibility and convenience of leaving that city anytime you want. 30% of New Yorkers spend > 50% of their income on rent.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
After using a HUD , I don't want to go back to gauge cluster. We all know driving looking at a phone is bad, starring at your cluster for a few seconds can also be bad.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
That still works with apps though. Spotify app in a car would do the same thing. But I get the point.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Funny, I used to live in NYC and I was a few blocks from the Verizon datacenter downtown and one of the first to get direct fiber, FIOS. It was amazing. Fast forward 10 years , FIOS still only has 1gbps in this area but my rural town will g
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Not really at all. Taking politics out of it. If you wanted to start a 25gbps project today, who do you think could get it done quicker. A small local municipality with a few network engineers. Or getting a Federal agency to do it? My money
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
And they do have it, but it does not need to be 25 gbps. Even if they had access to it, they wouldn't/shouldn't pay for it.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
https://www.avsforum.com/ has been running for around 30 years. Still my go to for in depth HT discussion. Much better than reddit.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
My guess is that the discussions lead nowhere except to predictable rants about America = bad. There is no discourse here, no rational conversations, just the same ranting we see over and over.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Democrats couldn't pass any type of legal structure around crypto in the first place. I realize HN is very anti-crypto, but we should agree that specific laws are needed to "pursue justice" wrt crypto.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
And yet the Congress refuses to pass any insider trading laws for themselves.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Do you know of one, or is this some hypothetical think of the children argument to get sympathy?
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Well said, You have a new paying customer from me and I will advocate for others to use Mullvad. Going to sign up now through the tailscale partnership.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
A simple google search finds quite a bit https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueUnpopularOpinion/comments/1llz6...
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
That is sort of the point, this has become a wedge issue to separate people. You are either pro-immigration (world wide) or not. It's the same "You're either with us or not" argument that forces a side. So it is related.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Wait what? I see the exact opposite, and what is the 'far right'? You mean anything republican/conservative?
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Your text is gray, is this irony or proving the point?
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Right, but you don't get downvoted to [deleted] when you speak against the hive mind. Some people are genuinely happy working at these places. I've worked in Big Tech and I know for sure the team you're on makes a big differe
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
First post?
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Because I just tested it and it took 3-4 clarifications before it actually gave a correct response vs gemini/google search. It's not great, but good. I'd rather wait 3x as long.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
It's great for me because I choose where I live. If they don't come I have a gun.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
"confederate flags up and vote for Trump " lumping these two together clearly shows your bias and lack of knowledge on who actually voted for Trump in the last election. He won every demographic except one.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
>f you mention on this website that healthcare in the US can be insanely expensive, you'll mostly see agreement from Americans. Because conservatives/progressives agree on this. What they disagree on is how to fix it.
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by mlrtime 3mo ago
Because other people aren't you, and it creates a ceiling of opportunity to the people that aspire to be more than average.
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by mlrtime 4mo ago
Hasn't all this been mostly solved on the Nvidia Shield Pro for ~7 years now?
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by mlrtime 4mo ago
IDK, In my town that is what they are, they come when called, they are respectful, they live in the town they service. I only see problems with police [generally speaking] in two scenarios. 1) Very large cities like NYC where police don&#x2
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by mlrtime 4mo ago
What did you do about this? Is it at all related to allergy levels? How do you measure your histamine level on a daily basis?
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by mlrtime 4mo ago
I won't downvote you , but voting D will not solve any of these problems.
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by mlrtime 4mo ago
Agreed, If you look for issues, you'll find them. Anecdote: My wife had a high risk pregnancy. They did more than the usual scans and tests, and at one point we were told to go immediately to the NICU, spent 48h there , more tests. Non

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