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paulnpace
5y ago
You are taking out of context a slice of my entire argument, which includes the fact that the resources are already being consumed. The people are already living there. The choice of an outrageously high number of homes in the example is pu
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paulnpace
5y ago
> Buy land instead, build a home You can't. That's why the prices are so high. The price of construction will be built into the price asked by the land owner such that the overall price is within bounds of an existing home, and
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5y ago
Not in the article and rarely discussed is the most powerful influence on the price of housing: lack of production. Prices are a function of demand and supply . Oddly, the article seems to just drive right past this as the author discusses
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Do young people know how to use domain names?
(domainincite.com)
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5y ago
Seems like this should have some sort of audio tag, because it is a description of topics discussed in a podcast. I didn't know this and reading the article it just looks like clickbait garbage noise.
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5y ago
Proton servers are not in the U.S. and when I came upon this thread the question explicitly stated not Proton.
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Castopod by Ad Aures – Your Free and Open-Source Podcast Host
(castopod.org)
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Indeed, and what I observed is even one step beyond this, to conclude that it is something like an Internet-propagated cult-like "movement". My understanding is that cult leaders teach their followers to be prepared for those tryi
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5y ago
This is great, because when I search something, can see a sentence in the search results relevant to my search, then click the link and cannot see the portion of the page relevant to the search, I can go to 12ft.io. The showing of a special
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ICANN takes the lamest swipe at Namecheap et al over blockchain domains
(domainincite.com)
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How to stop false DMCA causing URLs to delist?
(webmasters.stackexchange.com)
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I am apparently no longer allowed to read the New England Journal of Medicine
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Bold 9900 is the most productive phone I ever owned. The keys were really tight together, but they carefully made the shapes so it was very easy to know which keys I was hitting without even thinking about it. The touchpad was super accurat
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5y ago
Where I'm not clear this analysis is thorough is the consideration that ICANN is a U.S. non-profit corporation incorporated in California. If we are to go with the laws of the land, the 14th amendment states: > No state shall...deny
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6y ago
I thought the reddit discussion did a better job explaining it, but here are the direct links: https://lokl.dev/ https://github.com/leonstafford/lokl The developer, Leon Stafford, is also working hard
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Lokl-an optimized local WordPress environment perfect for static site generation
(reddit.com)
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Android users hate new Firefox for Android
(play.google.com)
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Ask HN: To what ends might a contact tracing app be applied?
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paulnpace
7y ago
There is a search engine for that: https://wiby.me/
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7y ago
Is my observation correct that this is most apparent when the face is not perfectly perpendicular to the display? I feel like even some tiny fraction of a degree, and I sense something is not quite right, while the images that seem most bel
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7y ago
So, are they using the phrase "malicious JavaScript" correctly? Shouldn't they remove "malicious"?
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7y ago
When an article states "...the bug relies on executing malicious JavaScript...", why is the bug considered to be in the plugin and not JavaScript?
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10y ago
Location: Morgan Hill, California Remote: Yes. In the last 11 years, one of my employers was even on this continent, only 2000 miles away! Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: While I do maintain LEMP stacks and experiment with *NIX proje