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pleb_nz
3y ago
Alternatives?
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Don't google it, look it up with an alternative search engine,
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pleb_nz
3y ago
They don't have to be ugly and plenty weren't. Secondly, you put prioritise on asthetics over what's good for the planet?
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Most people who do fitness or sports already understand this. As the saying goes fitness starts in the gym, weight management starts in the kitchen.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
ANZ is often Australia and New Zealand
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pleb_nz
3y ago
I can't believe people do this just to make money. And it's not just this case, for example, our food supply is filled with stuff that is really bad for us, barely passes as edible, and is even sold as a healthy alternative in a l
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pleb_nz
3y ago
13 year old with phones? Crazy. My kids right have phones until at least 15 and that seems fairly normal in my circles
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pleb_nz
3y ago
It doesn't have to be a choice, both can be true
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pleb_nz
3y ago
That is making the assumption every user uses the Mac keyboard for typing, I for one don't when I am at my desks.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
I've found it's gotb eyes and have given up using it for tasks more often than I used to. For copilot, I no longer get multi line complete suggestions and it's really slow to deliver single line suggestions and they're m
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Pretty sure someonen in the hate 1800sv warned about it as well
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3y ago
It's name, it's name, it's name
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Emails. Just get to the point and highlight the important details as bullets. Long emails with lots or big paragraphs rarely get read, or at least read properly. Keep it short, on point, to the point. Note. Milage varies based on targets
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pleb_nz
3y ago
I wonder why I have not seen the advert popup then. I run Firefox daily for 8 to 10 hours and I've not seen it once... Something must be blocking it for me.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
I never saw the ad and I use Firefox an day, I use ublock, would this have blocked it?
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pleb_nz
3y ago
That's right
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pleb_nz
3y ago
RAV4s are approx 40k where I come from, while Tesla is 70k+. Are you teslas cheap or RaVs overpriced?
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Few other brands winning EV car of the year these days. Tesla isn't the only good choice as ground up EV any longer.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Agreed, that was my initial thought and I was going to comment the exact same thing as you and then I decided to check up the meaning if neighbour. Turned out I've misunderstood the meaning my whole life and it doesn't just mean n
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3y ago
Be interesting to see if there is any impact. Especially globally as well.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
That still doesn't sound a terrible situation for door dash considering the global reach. Not sure about sfgate, but ars would be a pretty niche group as well
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Will general door dash users even know of the suit. Not exactly plastered over the news, hackernews is the only place I've seen an air about it.
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3y ago
It's also the the being able to detect it by touch, with a touch screen it's just so flat, you don't even know if you're touching the correct position. Let alone the haptic feedback issue
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3y ago
I'm not buying an electric vehicle until there is one I like and it has lots of tactile controls.
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pleb_nz
3y ago
Talk about cart before the horse
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pleb_nz
3y ago
TBF the majority of code examples online are insecure and not robust. Chatgpt is just echoing how it already was/is. I've been telling new guys this for years, code online is an example of how to do a, but you then need to tweak i
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3y ago
And humans are error prone and their memories can fade very fast. But even a comparison really...
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3y ago
Problem is what companies say and do is not always aligned, things change and accidents happen. Unfortunately, that means wide brushes are now used to paint impressions and what companies say in their terms are not trusted.
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I'm not saying it's not needed. I'm saying if everyone took took steps, things would happen faster at the government and corporations level. As soon as people become more willing e.g. stop purchasing from corps that aren
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3y ago
You don't have to eliminate and not do you have to do it all in a single step. Everyone is different and in different situations. Just start doing where you can as best you can. Stop consumerism for the hell of it if you can. Stop foll
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