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ornornor
1y ago
Or you can tell them that zuck is making the world way worse overall and you don’t want to enable that, regardless.
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There may be other ways to experience this. Cruise ships are some of the most polluting way to experience a vacation there is. It’s also not for everyone, like an all inclusive vacation.
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1y ago
To add, this is also punitive for endangering countless other road users that aren’t suing in this particular instance.
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1y ago
On iOS this is an OS facility and works for all apps (also for email codes if using apple mail on the iPhone) For WhatsApp, WhatsApp business lets you easily start conversations just by entering any phone number. But yeah it’s still WhatsAp
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1y ago
Yep, never renting another Hertz car and avoiding Airbnb like the plague when I travel due to consistently poor customer service and abysmal experiences with them. If you hate me, book me an airbnb and a hertz car to get to it.
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1y ago
After all these years I still don’t see a compelling reason to spend days pulling my hair out switching all my machines and home lab to ipv6. I just find port forwarding and firewall rules more intuitive vs the prospect of spending weeks tr
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1y ago
Getting a trailer (burley cargo in this case, but applies more generally) has been a game changer. I can even bike to ikea and bring back flat packed furniture with it. Or do the weekly groceries. The trailer can carry up to 100lbs iirc (I
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1y ago
You sound fun
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1y ago
I use signal every day and had no idea about their crypto
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“They trust me. Dumb fucks.” —-Zuckerberg As relevant as ever. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19966959
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> spread too thin It’s a choice though, it’s not like they aren’t the richest company in the world.
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I think apple cares a lot less than it used to and it’s been like that for a while. There are long standing bugs or missing features on iOS that are just there and have been for years. I guess they don’t have to try as hard anymore, so they
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1y ago
Here: https://gizmodo.com/amazon-secretly-removes-1984-from-the-ki... The irony that it was Orwell’s 1984 that was secretly removed from purchasers’ kindles seem to have been totally lost on Amazon.
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1y ago
Give koreader a try, I regret not switching sooner
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For me it’s kobo all the way. The ereaders are open by default (no need to jailbreak them because they don’t block from doing whatever you want with it), and are easier to repair (or upgrade, need more storage just put a larger SD card insi
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1y ago
AFAIK Amazon tracks every single metric they can as a policy. For kindles it’s books you’ve read, how much, when, words you’ve looked up in the dictionary, where you’ve connected from…
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1y ago
To be pedantic, Amazon sells you a license to read the book but you don’t actually own the book like you would a real book. They can remove the book anytime and there is nothing you can do about it. They’ve already done it in the past, the
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1y ago
Or from the shitty office chairs that break your back day in day out. Dream on.
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I worked at a startup (that is still a startup going nowhere 12 years later) where the ceo and cto made a big show of the town hall and in particular the “open questions” part. Anyone could go on a little internal app, ask an “anonymous” qu
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What do you do then? I’ve been out of the work rat race for over 3 years now, but I’ll have to go back within a year… and I’m dreading it. It’s my most valuable skill set, I just want to throw up when I see what the industry has become and
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Same for older family guy episodes also on Disney +… maybe it’s a Disney + thing where they can’t be bothered?
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Prusa has fallen very much behind. There are open issues about the Mini and the MK4 that have been open for years and still ignored by Prusa. Table stakes like full compatibility with octoprint. For instance: https://github.com
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Crazy this is still a thing nowadays especially in so-called developed economies.
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Try calling the assurance maladie in France :) I gave up after about 80 minutes of their little silly jingle while the agent was allegedly looking for the answer to my problem.
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1y ago
TK is so heinous I will never ever fly them or go through IST ever again. I’ve been stranded 36 hours in IST, put in the shittiest hotel after queuing 3h for said hôtel and 3h again for a meal voucher that no restaurant accepts. And they ju
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> I hate to admit, but sometimes I wish someone forced me to sit in a hotel to learn fundamental CS stuffs that I want to do I don’t think that’s appropriate. You’re jesting about it, NKs working abroad are basically prisoners and their
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> It's evil and I hate it. That sums post-IPO Reddit up rather well
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For some reason Albania gets no ads on YT. Route your YT packets over to Albania and done. NextDNS works very well on iOS for everything else.
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That’s not a freedom. That’s a restriction that reduces the amount of choices you have for potentially worse ones.
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I was wondering… because it’s been a while since free doesn’t allow you to have your SIP credentials for the phone line they provide.
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