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by op00to 1y ago
I want him to realize that he achieved what he did not because he’s somehow better than people whose skin is darker than his, but because he was very lucky in where and when he was born, who his parents were, etc. I want him to realize that
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by op00to 1y ago
I’ve spent the better part of 20 years trying to get through to my Trump loving, racist, hateful father in law using compassion and shared understanding. At some point you need to accept that some people don’t respond to that, and usually i
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by op00to 1y ago
> Lots of people drive on highways who pay no highway taxes, foreign tourists for example. Highways are mostly funded through gas taxes, and registration fees for EVs. Even foreign tourists buy gasoline, or drive an EV that paid its regi
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by op00to 1y ago
Through various different apps HKSV supports ALL cameras. :)
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by op00to 1y ago
Really? You have that sort of attitude towards normal everyday people who absolutely don’t have the experience or knowledge that this is even a factor?
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by op00to 1y ago
Right, it’s more that you don’t trust the existing alerts because morons are issuing them than that there are too many. I totally get that! If you knew the alerts were coming from someone who knew what they were doing, you’d tolerate them.
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by op00to 1y ago
How would you handle the situation differently?
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by op00to 1y ago
Perhaps you can fork and enhance https://github.com/panicsteve/cloud-to-butt
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by op00to 1y ago
It only seems aggressive if you believe that HN somehow owes you the precise content you are seeking over whatever it’s delivering now. If you don’t like the topic, don’t read it. No one’s forcing you to do so. Don’t yuck someone else’s yum
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by op00to 1y ago
Simonw’s response is the right response. You should not bend the community to your will simply because you do not like the majority of the posts. Obviously many people do like those posts, as evidenced by them making the front page. Instead
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by op00to 1y ago
Who are you to say whether an article is interesting to anyone else but yourself?
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by op00to 1y ago
It means there are grumpy curmudgeons in every community.
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by op00to 1y ago
Who’s forcing you to read the AI articles?
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by op00to 1y ago
No. Ignore the threads you do not like. Conversely start your own message board if you desire and have your own rules.
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by op00to 1y ago
Weird. I worked for and dealt with the government for extensive periods of time, namely cancer and basic biomedical research. We did fucking awesome things. Go hide in a lot cabin in the wilderness or something and leave the rest of us to o
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by op00to 1y ago
Nextdns?
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by op00to 1y ago
No, ping can be deprioritized while actual interesting packets pass through with much less latency.
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by op00to 1y ago
Probably the case!
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by op00to 1y ago
Holy cow, they’re serious: Penalties: • Up to €15 million or 2.5 % of global turnover for essential requirement failures. • €10 million or 2 % turnover for other obligations. • €5 million or 1 % turnover for misleading or incomplete documen
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by op00to 1y ago
Colombia. You may need to spell it correctly before you move there. :)
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by op00to 1y ago
Japanese customer service (“omotenas”) emphasizes anticipating needs and delivering respectful, consistent service, not improvisation. It can feel rigid (no menu changes), but it’s not about ignoring or dominating it customers. If a place c
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by op00to 1y ago
Like Columbia, MD? Or the university?
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by op00to 1y ago
Is it just me or does this article scream AI written? Specifically the line “ This decision emphasizes the seriousness of the error and its impact on the hiring process.” Like, no human would deem it necessary to repeat this information lik
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by op00to 1y ago
Chilling effects are settled doctrine, not hand-waving. SCOTUS struck the CDA (Reno v. ACLU, 1997) and COPA (Ashcroft v. ACLU, 2004) precisely because vague “indecent/harmful” standards plus stiff penalties make rational speakers self-
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by op00to 1y ago
Dismissing this as a “meltdown” ignores the real First Amendment stakes. Requiring ID to access legal adult content isn’t like buying alcohol. It introduces surveillance and self-censorship, especially with vague thresholds like “one-third
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by op00to 1y ago
Ice cream trucks are awesome. I have stopped wfh zoom meetings due to Mister Softee coming by and wanting to grab an ice cream. The surprise and delight of a treat when totally unexpected is wonderful. No one complained.
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by op00to 1y ago
I'm sure the support burden is much easier on HAOS. I don't use any Home Assistant extensions, I don't even know what they are. I use a number of custom integrations, but I manage them all through github and github actions. I
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by op00to 1y ago
ZWaveJS used to break frequently for me, but I run an HA container on a Linux box, rather than the HAOS or whatever. I control the updates, and can rollback if things break, so it's not really a problem.
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by op00to 1y ago
I think one solid way of handling the instability is to use high quality light automation (Lutron Caseta, for example) for the things you'll really notice, but for stuff you care less about (for me that's cameras, temperature sens
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by op00to 1y ago
There are door opening warning in the Philadelphia subways and metros (PATCO) as well. It makes sense if the train is crowded and a rider is smushed up against the opening door.

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