pochamago

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by pochamago 6y ago
It is possible to think an individual should have certain rights without thinking they should act on them.
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by pochamago 6y ago
Yep, I have all of my browser tabs on the side and auto hide my taskbar
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by pochamago 6y ago
Yes, I was not a fan of Title 2 or how it was used, and I think things have been fine to better since it was repealed
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by pochamago 6y ago
I've generally liked the policies Pai has pushed through in his tenure, and I'm really relieved to see him pulling the rug out from under this.
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by pochamago 6y ago
Really glad to see it going through Iowa. RAGBRAI is such a major summer event already, it just makes good sense to build out more cycling options.
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by pochamago 6y ago
HDDs can't require powering all that periodically. I just found my hard drive from college, and plugging it into my computer just worked. Great finding all my old documents and music that I'd forgotten about.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I did exactly the same thing, although I've got an old projector screen from a closed elementary school that I mounted on the wall to go with it.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I confess I don't really understand the controversy here. I thought everyone who cared was already aware of how RH makes its money, and everyone who didn't was still getting a better deal per trade than they would have with tradit
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by pochamago 6y ago
Man, let's just invest in societal carbon capture machines already, so we can stop talking about killing off desirable industries
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by pochamago 6y ago
Perhaps Nature is as capable as any of us of creating ideas worth downvoting
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by pochamago 6y ago
It's funny to me that this is framed through such a negative lens, when they're basically just saying that ever more people are being lifted out of poverty, to the point where our trash is no longer of value to them. I struggle to
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by pochamago 6y ago
Personally, it's how the weapons are unusually used that stands out to me. Tokyo Zodiac Murders remains one of the finest bits of stage magic I've read.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I would say yesterday, potentially. Saw an ad for totally watertight running shoes, which was not something I thought existed. Haven't looked into the product enough to buy them, but it's a good bet I will, and they would be of gr
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by pochamago 6y ago
Did I miss it, or did this article specifically leave out the paid leave packages Coinbase put together for the employees who wouldn't want to stay after his post?
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Wealthy countries block Covid-19 drugs rights waiver at WTO – sources(reuters.com)
1 points by pochamago 6y ago|3 comments
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by pochamago 6y ago
One thing that I think is rarely brought up in these discussions is the effect that comes from these rules not being adjusted geographically. I know a number of Midwestern entrepreneurs who struggle to find accredited investors in their are
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by pochamago 6y ago
Personally, I've find Discord servers replacing a lot of what I think of as forum conversation and style. It's certainly worse at hosting valuable long term information, but much better at in the moment conversations, and the same
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by pochamago 6y ago
I feel like what a lot of the gig economy experiment has shown is that we have created too high of a entrance floor for new businesses. A lot of the taxes and expensive regulations are certainly well intentioned, but making them mandatory p
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by pochamago 6y ago
I wonder where the fuzziness comes into the process at for digital printing. Obviously a printer requires that you rasterize the text before it can do anything, so who's messing up the raster? Do publishers send degraded images to prin
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by pochamago 6y ago
"the vast majority of whom span the ideological spectrum from the moderately far right to outright Nazis." Honest question, is blockchain now another category in which political affiliation now decides how you are supposed to feel
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by pochamago 6y ago
I think Facebook's are objectively more onerous here. Creating another account violates their ToS. You can't buy physical copies of games for their headset. You can't play any of the games you purchased, even in an offline mo
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by pochamago 6y ago
If epubcheck is considered broken, is there a better tool that Apple should be demanding submissions pass?
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Fortnite to return to Apple devices via Nvidia cloud gaming service(reuters.com)
2 points by pochamago 6y ago|0 comments
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by pochamago 6y ago
What do you think is the right amount of local revenue for a city to collect? SF by your numbers is collecting 2.4% of its local GDP which is about double what my cityseems to be doing. I also feel like having high state taxes would squeeze
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by pochamago 6y ago
I think this is an unnecessarily cynical take. Money certainly matters in politics, but it can't buy enough votes to win on its own. The contingent of people who genuinely dislike AB5 was very motivated, and clearly sizeable
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by pochamago 6y ago
I think what many people miss, and what Silver isn't likely to admit, is that 538 is entertainment. If their prediction were 50% split up until the last month of the campaign it would be boring and nobody would check out his site. High
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by pochamago 6y ago
Amazon is, of course, right, unfortunately. Licenses is pretty much all anyone sells in media, and many of those are quite restrictive
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by pochamago 6y ago
It does. I think I just googled for it and a look came up.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I'm reading this thread though feeder as I type. Big fan
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by pochamago 6y ago
It may well be the watershed moment. Microsoft wants to be seen as committed to the open ecosystem, and now we get to see the implications of what will happen with any conflicts of interest they have. I hope they're internally aware of

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