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newZWhoDis
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newZWhoDis
2y ago
Make the screen a wear item then. OLED has been better in every way except longevity since 2018. 6 years later I’m not buying a piece of garbage LCD for $6k
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2y ago
Does a bear relieve himself in the woods?
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newZWhoDis
2y ago
I don’t care how much they improve the CPUs, not upgrading before OLED
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newZWhoDis
2y ago
You have zero evidence of that. More likely you’re just used to suppression of everyone right of you, and when that was taken away you think it’s unfair.
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2y ago
Funny, because teslas (even without stalks) have physical buttons for the wipers (either on the wheel, or the left stalk push button). Even outside of that, one of the most basic things any driver in a new car should do is familiarize thems
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newZWhoDis
2y ago
The new stalkless models are great. All the controls are on the steering wheel it’s very convenient.
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2y ago
My problem with a pour over is how agonizingly slow it is, and it requires 3-4 refill interactions to actually make a decent “pot” of coffee even with the largest chemex they sell. I timed it once and I can literally get in the car and driv
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newZWhoDis
2y ago
We need to eliminate plastic wherever possible, especially where it might come into contact with food. What I hate is even paper containers have plastic lids. I worry the plastic snap-off lid is shedding microplastics into my orange juice,
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2y ago
Which funny enough is why I hate rocket league. All those years of baseball as a kid gave me a deep intuition for where the ball would go, and that game doesn’t use real gravity (the ball is too floaty).
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2y ago
The education system in the US is broadly staffed by the dumbest people from every walk of life. If they could make it elsewhere, they would. I don’t expect this to be a popular take here, and most replies will be NAXALT fallacies, but in a
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2y ago
GDPR is toothless eurotrash. I saw a consent form that had 72 optional, 21 “legitimate interest” cookies. GFB
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2y ago
The discussion you’re looking for is happening over on X. It’s long been dead here.
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2y ago
Absolute nonsense. The coffee, soda, beer, or kombucha you drink was made with fluoridated water. Your salad was grown with fluoridated fruit was washed in fluoridated water. Fluoride permeates modern supply chains because it’s literally in
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2y ago
Both Reddit and Nextdoor are suffering greatly from their volunteer mod problem. They have basically allowed the worst elements of their community to dominate and manipulate their most valuable properties (the subs belong to Reddit, and whe
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2y ago
I was excited to use this, and confusingly it requires the attached phone to use the same Apple ID/iCloud account as the Mac! This makes it practically useless for developers.
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2y ago
I just want solid diamond cookware. Wouldn’t a diamond skillet be incredibly non-stick, easy to clean, and totally non toxic?
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2y ago
Now this is how you do guerrilla marketing.
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2y ago
I wonder if Rome had similar disfunction prior to collapse “1000 men to make 5 chariots/day?!”
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2y ago
That means you have no bitrot protection, in fact you’ve now increased that possibility.
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2y ago
That’s why you need ECC RAM. Our RAM should all be ECC and our OSes should all be on self-healing filesystems.
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2y ago
Ruby/rails is full of shortsighted crap like this. I feel stuck, our whole backend is legacy rails and I can’t escape.
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2y ago
No we don’t. That idiotic “word” was coined by a fanatical YouTuber, not anyone that should be taken seriously. I dare you to say “stroad” outside of your online echo chamber.
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2y ago
>Looks like where I live, deaths are more closely associated with big, wide, fast roads. This is sort of like saying “most child p*rn is transported by undersea fiber optic cables!”
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2y ago
Eliminate payroll tax and watch the job market explode
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2y ago
Boeing is a strategic embarrassment to the United States. Jail 5 layers deep from the CEO to send a message.
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If you actually cared about safety you’d require airbags, crumple zones, licensing, insurance, and crash testing for cyclists. You’d also ban them on roadways with speed limits far above what a human can reasonably propel a bike to, since d
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2y ago
Apple needs to do the following: 1) Write an Android wrapper and integrate it to Xcode so swift/SwiftUI can run normally on Android 2) Release the App Store for Android, with full App Store purchase/subscription support They could
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2y ago
More software should “enforce” their preferences, many decisions are objectively superior and this “anything goes” attitude has done nothing but hurt OSS/Linux adoption. Everything about the shared lib model is stupid, and has contribu
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That’s terrible for nuclear, and I’m pro-nuclear. That’s the “Chinese reactor made in Pakistan price” GA famously took 7 years and spent $17B.
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Meanwhile Georgia spent $17B and took 7 years for ~2.2GW. What a joke. Nuclear is great and all, but not when it’s run like this.
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