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polartx
3y ago
Or they’re just less affected by the public’s perception of their promiscuity
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3y ago
cattitude
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3y ago
My purely anecdotal experience—my [then] wife began seeing a therapist to help with her seasonal depression. She didn’t work, and spent a lot of time on social media. Her therapist encouraged her to ‘choose you, put yourself first, etc’, th
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polartx
3y ago
It’s amusing that from one side of your mouth you’re complaining about the frequency which John appears on hackernews, but from the other side of your mouth you’re relegating his body of work to “some cool games 20-30 years ago”. Yes, as a
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polartx
3y ago
“Cheap”
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3y ago
I’m a lifetime subscriber that recently moved which brought down my media server. It will probably be another 3 months until it’s back up…if Plex screwed their lifetime subscribers by trying to get more money out of us…I’d cancel my service
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3y ago
I think you nailed it on the head. Whenever something brakes, we’re faced with basically 3 choices: fix it, pay someone to fix it, or abandon it. One of the most critical moments before a choice is made, is the problem solver mentally overc
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4y ago
I imagine this would be a problem uniquely experienced by super heavy cars with low ground clearance, (comparatively, of course), basically Teslas. Normally, heavy I.C.E. vehicles would have greater ground clearance (like trucks/SUVs)
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polartx
4y ago
You’d be a “conspiracy theorist” for believing this before media groups like Bloomberg reported it.
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4y ago
I think there’s some nuances that everyone (including the author of the article) is ignoring: She works as a CPA for an accounting firm—-there are several types of occupations like hers where time tracking isn’t just for her employers payro
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4y ago
Absolutely correct. If I can piggyback to elaborate: Piracy is *not* theft, it’s ‘copyright infringement’—they had to define a legal term because the courts determined that copying content does not deprive the IP owner of whatever-it-was-th
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4y ago
You’re right, you do sound like a hypocrite.. especially if you use any freely shared, open source software (in addition to the pirated software you proudly proclaimed to use).
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4y ago
I have noticed this as well. Basically the same behavior as when a terrible (saved) Wi-Fi network is in range and my phone will not concede attempting to connect en lieu of a more performant cellular connection.
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4y ago
Purely out of my righteous indignation, I hereby BOYCOTT the Moderna vaccine—Nay not just their vaccine but ALL vaccines! This, because of their outrageous corporate price gouging practices. Yep that’s the reason.
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4y ago
Salesforce
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4y ago
If an adult persuaded a child to stick their finger in a mousetrap, the resulting injury wouldn’t be entirely owed to said mousetrap. Like it or not, Putin did exactly what he said he would do should Ukraine (or any other border adjacent co
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4y ago
Its no conspiracy that the FBI acted to try and delegitimize the Hunter Biden laptop story by warning tech companies (Twitter, Facebook, etc) about a ‘Russian disinformation campaign’. This, of course, was entirely false and no one knew th
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polartx
4y ago
Reminds me of when congressman Josh Hawley needled the COO of TikTok for 10 straight minutes trying to get a direct answer as to whether any TikTok employees with access to US user data were affiliated with the Chinese communist party. Tha
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing that story, I love hearing about the old guard of Utah’s tech sector (which isn’t to say ‘old’ at all, just the rate that things change.) I myself did some data center shopping in the beehive state many years ago. One non
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4y ago
Growing up in Texas, we had a type of thorny briar we called “Goats head”, it was like natures caltrop. As the weed that produced it died (by human or drought), the goats head thorns remained attaching themselves to fur, clothing, or bar
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4y ago
Tangential to the article—I didn’t receive an ADHD diagnosis until ~25 when I was at the beginning of my career and struggling much more than my coworkers (ranging from missing important info in long meetings to self starting projects). For
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>He'd be alive if he had gotten the vaccine. Sorry for your loss, but there’s no way you could know that. The very same logic you would require you to espouse the belief that any person who received a vaccine and died, died because
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4y ago
>I think politicians are entitled to contrast what they’ve done to what their political opponents would do. I’ll be blunt—I absolutely hate this mentality. No, politicians (or anyone for that matter) are not entitled to contrast what the
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4y ago
> the actual important person instead of someone running bitcoin based scams “Important” is incredibly subjective. It’s also extremely unlikely anyone would pay $96 per year, per bot, so it’s expected that problem would work itself out.
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4y ago
I feel like these absurd levels of bureaucracy, unjustly wielding power against the individual, are exactly how killdozers are born
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>Then that goes into either a boiler and one of our more traditional plants, or goes into our Co-Gen system… We add fuel (our fuel is 97% natural gas). We only use fuel oil in the dead of winter if there’s a natural gas shortage or emerg
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4y ago
Crashes as soon as I zoomed in to a land locked region to see if rivers/lakes were included. Now I get 404 when I try navigating back to the main page
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4y ago
Reminds me of the Honey War ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honey_War ), where some ambiguity in the cartography of waterways and a self-idolizing governor nearly led to the militias of neighboring states squaring off.
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4y ago
The state auctioning assets before a trial, let alone a conviction is as crooked as civil forfeiture in the United States
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4y ago
Thanks. Clickbait title + cnn domain I didn’t want to dignify it them with an impression metric. HN comments were worth a peek though
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