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by prawn 11mo ago
(Hello, fellow South Australian!) The painpoint for me has been the loss of information density. 99% of my use of the old BoM was the 7 day forecast showing rain and cloud: former for working outside, latter for photography jobs. Now, at ab
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by prawn 11mo ago
I remember hotel in China several years ago where the bathroom had a door, but the wall between bathroom and sleeping area was unfrosted glass with no blind. Idiotic design trend.
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by prawn 11mo ago
So, would you state that you generally advocate for hinged surfaces in bathrooms, and being able to use them to adequately close/shield a larger space from a smaller space? ;)
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by prawn 11mo ago
Human relationships are part of most families, most work, etc. Could get tedious constantly dealing with people who lack any resilience or understanding of other perspectives.
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by prawn 11mo ago
It's sad, but you need to browse almost any site assuming the company is an adversary. I register my domains through two decent registrars but I recently needed to help a client through using GoDaddy and NetSol. The up-sells and cajoli
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by prawn 11mo ago
Just asking out of curiosity, but roughly how many staff would've been involved in some way in sorting out the issue? Either outside regular hours or redirected from their planned work?
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by prawn 1y ago
In Australia, it feels to me like "participate in the system" is owning property. And unless you have a shrewd alternative path, you want to be in that game because the growth in value is aggressive (~ doubles in value every 10 ye
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by prawn 1y ago
Can't stand behaviour like this. I pay for Spotify and the app now shows paid suggestions ( cough ads), to paying users. When you tap the ellipsis and choose "Not interested", it doesn't respond with "OK, we'l
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by prawn 1y ago
That's one point technically, but if it were advice that every generation followed, no one would spend much to actually live their lives!
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by prawn 1y ago
I think consider that simonsquiff may not have been in a position (stable relationship, reliable personal situation, partner's career, etc) until their 40s. If not now, they may not have had children at all, leaving no one to know any
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by prawn 1y ago
I'd say this is why they have the treated posts resting on gravel with concrete filling the remainder. This would stop water pooling, and if the concrete was mounded a little bit, keep more water away from the posts.
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Quad(ridealso.com)
3 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
I add "Terse, no commentary" to a request, which it will obey, but then immediately return to yammering in a follow-up message. However, this is in Incognito; maybe there's a setting when logged in.
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by prawn 1y ago
Auctions. Sometimes bought by private buyers, sometimes by dealers who then on-sell them. Government and corporate fleet vehicles are usually sold at auction as well, likely mandated after a few years or mileage figure.
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by prawn 1y ago
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/26190909-signal-scre...
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One Star(vice.com)
6 points by prawn 1y ago|1 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
A common comment in this context is that the American entities have a greater capacity to influence your life (wreck credit, dob you in, etc) than a foreign one.
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by prawn 1y ago
I had an app idea that was effectively this Walmart product but Santa was always in a blizzard and/or hard of hearing, and continuously misconstrued requests. "What?! You want to order bark?" Idea being that kids love nonsens
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by prawn 1y ago
I filmed a solar farm the other month for an energy company and they had sheep amongst the panels keeping the grass down. The main infrastructure, like you said, was positioned centrally so there was no sound at all at the perimeter.
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by prawn 1y ago
Worth looking at the website even if you're not in the EU or especially interested in privacy matters. It's well-designed and has a decent user flow for picking who to contact or omit.
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by prawn 1y ago
"The UK is particularly attractive to firms like BYD as the country has not imposed tariffs on Chinese EVs, unlike other major markets such as the European Union and the US." "UK manager Bono Ge ... added that the brand&#x
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by prawn 1y ago
In theory, shouldn't the governing party adjust their position until they get the votes required?
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by prawn 1y ago
Mine is an M1 Max and gives me no gripes after four years. Like you, I also felt as though past laptops felt their age sooner. I'm typically using Photoshop, Lightroom, Resolve, Docker and other usual stuff at any given time.
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by prawn 1y ago
In various other countries, if you can't pass a budget, your governance is in question to the point that you face a new election. i.e., it is on you to negotiate more flexibly to avoid this.
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by prawn 1y ago
I think there's a difference between a typical website chat window and how many people would use ChatGPT. The latter has tables, images and links which is enough to build up comparisons, order sheets and then ultimately have a format f
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by prawn 1y ago
"Among the swindlers are Devon Archer, Trevor Milton and Carlos Watson, a trio of scammers who bilked Americans out of more than three quarters of a billion dollars." "Archer was Hunter Biden's business partner. After
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by prawn 1y ago
Is there any consideration of this with regard to Section 230? e.g., you're a passive conduit if you allow something to go online, but you're an active publisher if you actively employ any form of algorithm to publish and promote?
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by prawn 1y ago
Look at it from the other direction. If there was a contest between two athletes or teams and it was adjudicated without bias, would you think "You know what would give this more soul? A flawed judge with poorer vision, who may or may
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by prawn 1y ago
Give it a shot and report back. You could try this tactic: "Lopez admitted that she waited in front of the county jail for hours, intent on assaulting an officer. She reportedly explained that her goal was to get arrested and be put i
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by prawn 1y ago
And sometimes there are items that flare up and get popular before disappearing, leaving stragglers to scour second-hand lists. I remember people talking about CostCo ultralight quilts and similar.

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