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421.
by mod 5y ago
Interesting. Perhaps because it's British, I couldn't tell it was biased. They definitely are not Putin fans, but that seems universal right now. I'm checking out your alternative recommendations now, thanks!
422.
by mod 5y ago
For the Ukraine war: also do not trust any information sources. Even the good guys are lying. I've been watching foreign news (Sky News, while I'm American), to avoid both our own biases, and the inevitable chatter about American
423.
by mod 5y ago
Chrome on Android: unreadable. The left side of the paragraphs, somehow, is cut off. I cannot scroll sideways.
424.
by mod 5y ago
I have first.last@Gmail. My first and last are not super common, but not unusual either. I get tons of emails for other people sharing my name. Most recently a teacher emailed me a detailed educational plan for a student. I've had doct
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by mod 5y ago
I think there's a solid chance that they can twist it in a way that bolsters support for Putin. He's long said something like "when the West hates me, that's when I'm on the right path." (My paraphrase from mem
426.
by mod 5y ago
I think it's because it is off topic, and also HN generally does not like humor, unless it's particularly clever.
427.
by mod 5y ago
Best ribeye in my region is pretty unanimously thought to be found at the back of a gas station. An older man has been grilling Ribeyes out the back door for like sixty years or something, I think only two days per week. It comes on a styro
428.
by mod 5y ago
I posted it in this thread (I'm GP). I admit, I think my source was probably HN comments. I tend to trust them more than they deserve. I did a Google, and it seems a very sketchy claim.
429.
by mod 5y ago
Also, some TVs have been known to scan for open networks, and use those without permission.
430.
by mod 5y ago
How kind depends on what the slides look like.
431.
by mod 5y ago
Just a thought: maybe Netscape, or some of the other software on your disks can open the files. Import to PowerPoint or something.
432.
by mod 5y ago
I had a response to a comment of mine here on HN recently that effectively made this same argument-- that letting corporations influence our behavior is being slept on as one of the great problems in our society. After thinking it through,
433.
by mod 5y ago
I can't solve your mystery, but your PC didn't get a slack notification while you hadn't yet booted the OS. It's something else. That's too big of a conspiracy to be the answer.
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by mod 5y ago
Have you checked out anything like gopher or the competing modern protocols (whose names escape me)? They might serve you well if you find some sites that interest you.
435.
by mod 5y ago
In case anyone else thinks that's crazy, I bought 40 acres in the Ozarks with a (manufactured) home, a shop, a 52x14 storage building, and a few other outbuildings. The land was mostly wooded, with a few acres in use for a garden. $60,
436.
by mod 5y ago
Your sentence made sense originally, imo. I might have written the same sentence Native speaker here.
437.
by mod 5y ago
If the company you use has a presence in their small portion of the Earth's surface, then they probably have some say so.
438.
by mod 5y ago
Do you really think it should be illegal? Or do you just think that making it illegal would probably show some benefit to the average person's health?
439.
by mod 5y ago
> Any casino that notices you are earning money regularly will do the same. Unless it's from other players, like in poker.
440.
by mod 5y ago
Pretty tough to enact much change with the constitution standing in your way.
441.
by mod 5y ago
Okay, but presumably they used the same metric for all the countries, yeah? Our giant American malls have a ton of roads, sidewalks, parking and enclosed interior space (which is still not within a shop)
442.
by mod 5y ago
The river area in Branson, MO is similar. 5 or 6 stories of condos above an outdoor mall with lots of stores and restaurants. It seems pretty cool, although many condos are quite far from parking.
443.
by mod 5y ago
Seconding wordpress. If you have any need to move off of it, you'll know. Seems unlikely for a personal blog.
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by mod 5y ago
I also have military planes flying over frequently. I live in the Ozarks, and they seem to enjoy flying quite low through the valleys. I'm sure some people don't like the noise, but I love seeing the planes so close.
445.
by mod 5y ago
Figuring out how much is "enough" has been incredibly valuable to me. It turns out I'm already quite wealthy in the categories that are important to me. I, too, am trying to get rid of a lot of things. Not to be a minimalist
446.
by mod 5y ago
And a fourth cost for many items: time to clean and maintain them. A lot of my hobbies require time devoted to maintenance. Woodworking, for instance. Lots of tools to keep sharp.
447.
by mod 5y ago
See a sibling comment--they do, for whatever reason, seem to go hand in hand.
448.
by mod 5y ago
It's part of the article this comment section is discussing.
449.
by mod 5y ago
So did you deliver the update today?
450.
by mod 5y ago
I think drinking alone is probably healthier in a lot of respects. Alcohol destroys relationships for a lot of people. If they drank alone, it would have a much smaller effect on those relationships.

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