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by ornornor 3y ago
Yeah right. We like to think we do.
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by ornornor 3y ago
I was looking into BJJ as well for a while but decided against after reading about it and the topic of injuries came up a lot.
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by ornornor 3y ago
> 250k users Very bold… How do you keep it secure with such ancient software? What happens when it goes down and you don’t have backups? I can’t imagine a service that’s both unimportant and has so many users. So many questions.
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by ornornor 3y ago
The state could also mandate more public transit and more stops. Yet here we are.
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by ornornor 3y ago
> they’re not helping They’re getting a discussion around these issues started at the very least, like in this thread. Aside from their methods and whether a particular individual agrees with them or not, it doesn’t do nothing at all. Aw
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by ornornor 3y ago
> a sizable portion of the population wouldn’t be caught dead on a bus. Yep that’s another part of the problem. Easy answer is for official to through their hands up and make way for more individual cars rather than addressing the root p
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by ornornor 3y ago
It’s hard to overlook the irony. It is so warm partly because we’ve been pushing polluting convenience over a little extra effort with less pollution. You should be agitating your government to make public transit an attractive alternative
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by ornornor 3y ago
These cars would be privately owned and follow the whims of shareholders. We all know how well that goes. These issues with public transit are correctable. Stops could be added in between, infrastructure made more accessible… Handicap acces
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by ornornor 3y ago
How? They also point out that these automated cars, if they end up actually working right, make zero effort to be handicap accessible, unlike existing and currently working public transit (which also happens to be delayed and hampered by th
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by ornornor 3y ago
> So basically they're just idiots. Because they’re asking for more access to public transit, reconsidering the US car culture, and improving quality of life in the city in general? Less cars means less pollution, less noise, less t
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by ornornor 3y ago
On Firefox iOS, it does fullscreen when long pressing the title, but then I can touch X and it goes back to how other links show up when long pressing. And then you can copy the url.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Val looks pretty interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by ornornor 3y ago
It wouldn’t bother me if they were the only ones taking a risk. But that’s not the case, people will have to come bail them out when something goes wrong, risking their own safety because these two couldn’t be bothered to observe safety rul
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by ornornor 3y ago
Sounds more reckless than anything. What happens when the boat sinks and they have no raft or life vests? What happens when they can’t avoid other traffic because their engine doesn’t work? What about the chickens that were sent to the slau
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by ornornor 3y ago
I read the first few paragraphs, it read pretty decent to me. Certainly not prize winning writing but not a word soup either.
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by ornornor 3y ago
> I suspect that anything that rises to the best-seller level gets examined by Amazon very closely. I think you’re vastly overestimating how much Amazon cares. See their physical goods store: it’s also a race to the bottom with zero over
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by ornornor 3y ago
I struggle with that. I loathe looking for work again because I know I’ll end up somewhere fucked up selling my soul and wearing myself out y til I have to quit again to recharge and reset the cycle. Sometimes I wish I had a totally differe
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by ornornor 3y ago
I did the opposite move, North America to Europe. It’s quite an adjustment. It feels like companies here are the complete opposite: you should feel lucky they’re allowing you to give them your money. Not happy with it? Fuck right off. We ma
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by ornornor 3y ago
The captcha buster extension[^0] along with the service on you computer to move the mouse for you works very very well. It uses google’s TTS (afaik) to transcribe the audio captcha. It’s google verifying another google service works well. I
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by ornornor 3y ago
I’d like to think so too but whenever meat or fish eating comes up, either in climate change discussions or general animal welfare, you get quite a lot of hostile and cruel answers. Some directly aimed at hurting parent who comments about c
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by ornornor 3y ago
I would be.
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by ornornor 3y ago
I tried the Bose something something and it gave me pressure headaches and a feeling of having a clogged nose.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Maybe they could hire all these movie extras who will soon be replaced by AI generated alter egos and be out of work? Everybody wins: extras get to not be homeless and pay their bills, companies look busier than ever, extras can act whateve
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by ornornor 3y ago
> When I was required in the office, I would just wear headphones to avoid distractions Sometimes I just want silence. Not music, not $color noise. I also get itchy ears after wearing headphones for hours on end, and noise canceling head
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by ornornor 3y ago
I’d be outraged.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Because we tend to do this at the expense of every other living thing. It’s also very presumptuous.
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by ornornor 3y ago
By “this” I mean refund without return. You can only have so many on your apparently, no matter the reason, before you’re flagged for (seemingly) ever. > The potential liability of reselling a gas-related product in this price range may
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by ornornor 3y ago
Sounds overly complicated? Especially if one unit makes sense to you but the other one doesn’t because you never use it in daily life?
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by ornornor 3y ago
Wait really? You buy quantities in imperial but the nutritional labels are in metric? Good luck with that!
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by ornornor 3y ago
I think there are standards around serving sizes, even more so for commodities like that but I don’t know for sure and would be curious to learn more if anyone else feels like chiming in!

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