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by mulderc 5y ago
I assume the person posting that is already there by the sounds of it.
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by mulderc 5y ago
ok
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by mulderc 5y ago
It really depends on the line. I used the cascades line that connects cities in the pacific NW weekly for over a year and my experience is it was much more consistent than driving as the traffic bottlenecks are far less predictable than the
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by mulderc 5y ago
The Gameboy was introduced in 1989 with a price of $89 USD, factor inflation and that would cost $195 today. None of the games on play date will be as good as the pack in Tetris game on gameboy but the price doesn’t seem that bad when put i
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by mulderc 5y ago
Reeder and net news wire are both pretty good imho
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by mulderc 5y ago
I imagine this varies significantly from place to place but when I was in high school you could pretty easily switch to other public high schools in the area and there were several charter schools and alternative schools available for stude
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by mulderc 6y ago
My experience suggests you don’t need to go that far to get good results. I was at the lowest point in my life, very depressed and just generally lost. I was likely clinically depressed but didn’t have enough money to get a proper diagnosis
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by mulderc 6y ago
Should any non-violent criminal be jailed? Seems like there are better alternatives like house arrest, probation, etc.
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by mulderc 6y ago
Intel Capital invests in tons of exciting startups. I wouldn’t take that investment as a sign of corporate direction but more of a good, if speculative, investment. It looks like the total capital raised by SiFive is under $200 million, whi
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by mulderc 6y ago
We know that Intel has a 32-bit Arm architectural license and likely has a 64-bit but not all of those are publicly known.
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by mulderc 6y ago
I bet there is more than just that going on but I would imagine there are people working on how to develop literally everything they just bought from Fox. If there is an intellectual property that Disney owns, then someone is trying to figu
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by mulderc 6y ago
My household has the opposite experience. Partner hates the roku remote and interface and vastly prefers the appleTV.
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by mulderc 6y ago
I wonder if there is research on which subjects work best this way. I believe I have heard about a literacy program that was done over radio that was shockingly successful.
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by mulderc 6y ago
Virtually all states have some type of vote by mail systems already. They just need the funding to expand them. Something that should have happened long long ago.
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by mulderc 6y ago
I would completely support voter ID laws if everyone could walk into any post office and easily get a passport for free. Ok I sort of am lying since vote by mail is pretty much the only system I support and voter ID laws make no sense for t
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by mulderc 6y ago
Well it is, but only archaic voting systems would require it and this becomes a nonissue if states shift to modern system like those used in Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Utah.
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by mulderc 6y ago
I have had my quest for a week and I'm very impressed but the tech has a long way to go and I'm deeply skeptical VR will ever be more than a niche product.
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by mulderc 6y ago
I would say that I struggled with depression for a good chunk of my life. Then I tried some psychedelic drugs, very low doses in a safe environment and things changed dramatically very quickly. It is as close to night and day difference I t
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by mulderc 6y ago
When I visited Turkey years ago I noticed that solar water heating seemed to be all over the place judging by what was on people’s roofs. As a kid our house had a solar water heating system that eventually broke and we could never find anyo
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by mulderc 7y ago
Some of it should but since Carbon taxes could be regessive some type of rebate to people on the lower end of the income scale would be good also.
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by mulderc 7y ago
In Canada, the carbon tax revenue is given back as a rebate which results in a net tax decrease for most families. In the US there have been proposals to use the revenue to cut payroll taxes, I believe Harvard economist (and notably former
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by mulderc 7y ago
How was he forced to take a class on Marx? I have never seen that as a required course at any university.
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by mulderc 7y ago
I never liked the look of the 4S, the 5 was peak design in my book and I am going to keep using my SE as long as possible.
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by mulderc 7y ago
I have been looking at some of the past plastic devices and actually really love the design and feel. Wonder if they should try that again.
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by mulderc 7y ago
More than enough to deal with any other form of armed opposition in the city. There is a question of just how far the PLA would be willing to go if things got out of hand, but that really isn't something anyone wants to test.
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by mulderc 7y ago
The short answer is no. The People's Liberation Army has a Hong Kong garrison with ~6000 troops that could crush pretty much any coup attempt. The only security force that could even in theory do what you are asking about would be the
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by mulderc 8y ago
Very real, There was a McD across the street from my hotel in Mong Kok (actually Tai Kok Tsui but hotel claimed it was Mong Kok). Often saw people spending the night in the McD, mostly older women. Rooms can be very small in HK but I rarely
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by mulderc 9y ago
If you want a great way to play tetris on your way to work check out the Tetris MicroCard. Arduino based card that just plays tetris and is part of the larger Arduboy project.