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I have used my Tern GSD ebike with my two kids under 6yo and it has been transformative to how we get around the suburbs of Portland. I have put on about 1800miles in a little under two years. We use it for visiting the park, grocery shoppi
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Two facts from the article that summarize the position. > The mall, co-owned by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield and Brookfield Corp., has $558 million in outstanding mortgage debt. Management will be turned over to a receiver. > Sales at th
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Westfield Walks Away from Downtown San Francisco Mall Property
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This quote from the article was starting: > Globally, four giant companies sell more than half the world’s seed supply, according to Rossi, and are generally focused on commodity crops. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) found tha
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We’re Losing Our Seed Breeders
(ambrook.com)
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Yeah it is a huge issue. Oregon last year stopped enabling HOAs to force homeowners to spray herbicide or insecticide on their properties. HB2409 2021 https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_94.763
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I went down a rabbit hole writing a blog post about how Lego uses (and arguably abuses) intellectual property laws to protect their bricks and minifigs. And after writing my post I found that someone had written an entire masters thesis on
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The Lego Brick in the Borderzone Between Forms of Protection
(gupea.ub.gu.se)
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The Lego Case T-515/19: A building block castle built up on sand
(ipkitten.blogspot.com)
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Rebrickable and stud.io are great to learn about CAD and Lego
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Upbound puts managed control planes centerstage, unlocks Crossplane at scale
(blog.upbound.io)
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Engino looks interesting for older kids. But I think that Lego compatible stuff would be way more fun with younger kids. I have been involved in the Lego MOC and Alt Build community recently via rebrickable.com and I disagree that the creat
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Or it is the fault of the government for not letting employees have access to self managed IRAs while employed
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I tried out the agent on a testing VM. I really like the product direction and overall concept. It is weirdly satisfying seeing the pie chart of packages in use fill up as you use the machine and the scanner picks up the used software. Nice
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I have had good experience with using YT Kids: 1. set it to approved content only because the recommendations are horrifying. 2. from the parents account on YouTube mobile app use the share menu -> share with kids when I find reasonable
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What heat pump model did you install?
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Cant find it for the life of me. Here is the code. javascript:(function()%7Bopen('https://readwise.io/save?title='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)+'&url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href))%7D
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I use the bookmarklet they offer for saving for this reason. I wish addons had a finer grain permission system.
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I have been using Reader for months and it has been great. I love that it can handle adhoc content like PDFs and also subscriptions like RSS and mailing lists. The killer feature is exporting highlights to Obsidian for me though. I get a lo
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The Kubernetes development team always had really great tooling to manage users and their permissions on repos and cloud resources. I am glad to see this project that is trying to tackle this sort of User Access control for all sorts of dif
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Announcing Baton, an Open Source Toolkit for Auditing Infrastructure User Access
(conductorone.com)
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Git-Bug v0.8.0 Release
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> I consider myself extremely liberal and I don't believe America's elections are legit. I cannot go verify for myself that votes are tabulated reasonably, so I have to trust without the ability to verify. How could one person
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Oregon has been state wide mail in voting only for decades and they allow post mark date of election day. I honestly think we all need to reset expectations that voting day means we get the result. It puts too much pressure on speed over ac
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I have been involved in elections in both Oregon and California and the hardware from the incumbent vendors is mostly regular off the shelf general purpose computer hardware which as we know isnt always produced fully domestically. The diff
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VotingWorks is doing so much good between their risk limiting audit software, their voting machines that use many off the shelf parts to lower cost/maintenance, and of course the open source nature opening up the potential for a compet
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New Hampshire set to pilot voting machines that use software everyone can see
(therecord.media)
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Methane ‘Super-Emitters' Mapped by NASA's New Earth Space Mission
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The about page provides some context https://www.culturehustleusa.com/pages/about-us
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I found this via a Markup newsletter which provides some more context and criticism of the lack of centralized policy. https://themarkup.org/newsletter/hello-world/the-seven-year-...
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