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by ruined 1y ago
>I've met people of all kinds. I haven't met functional heroin users though. I've only met [...] users of stigmatized drugs don't tend to volunteer their status. there are millions of opiate addicts in the united stat
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by ruined 1y ago
for the past century, the global economy has been a machine for turning fossil fuel into money. carbon output was very directly correlated with growth. that hasn't really changed yet but the writing is on the wall. also, manufacturing
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by ruined 1y ago
a c-corp is an llc
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by ruined 1y ago
flock is stalking you
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by ruined 1y ago
if a cop followed you for private reasons in a private car while off duty, they wouldn't need a warrant. why should they need a warrant if they pay a private individual to do it? why should they need a warrant if they pay a private com
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by ruined 1y ago
if LLCs didn't exist, clearly the stock market would operate differently would Enron have been Enron if it wasn't an LLC?
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by ruined 1y ago
tort and copyright would be different if LLCs didn't exist
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by ruined 1y ago
i will just add another comment appreciating mise. i even added some mise config lines to my global gitignore because i often use it in projects by others that don't set up mise config.
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by ruined 1y ago
why would they need to do that? that's just how cell towers work. the government can and does also buy the location data on the market like anyone else.
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by ruined 1y ago
look at the timeline again. this is the second fire.
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by ruined 1y ago
"voluntarily" i consider myself fairly knowledgeable about tracking techniques and countermeasures. despite constant effort and techniques that are extreme or impossible for the average individual, i believe my evasions are minima
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by ruined 1y ago
you can solve this by direct action. when your cleaner arrives, explain you'd like to make a direct arrangement next time, and ask for their phone number. no app can patch this 'analog hole' of the gig industry.
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by ruined 1y ago
ah, it wasn't a collective. of course it failed. in seattle's pike market, left bank books has been a collective operation for over fifty years now. it doubles as an event space and community center. and it's not just a stati
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by ruined 1y ago
ship it
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by ruined 1y ago
finally, we've achieved clarity of purpose and target as predicted by the classic internet meme Poe's Law. from now on our statements shall no longer be mistaken for nor contribute to that which we intend to criticize
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by ruined 1y ago
this is the complete transcript of that excerpted speech, often titled "I've Been to the Mountaintop" https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkivebeentothemou...
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by ruined 1y ago
idk those hardcore offline guys do A LOT of billboard vandalism
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by ruined 1y ago
funny thought: i would speculate that the demographic intersection of web users and crack users has a higher utilization of adblock than all web users
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by ruined 1y ago
i host a website because i have information that i want to put on the internet, not because i want ad revenue.
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by ruined 1y ago
doesn't look like it to me
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by ruined 1y ago
most places i’ve borrowed things will seek some basic assurances that i know what i’m doing, first. for example, when i borrowed a MIG welder, the person at the space asked me to weld some scrap metal in front of them before they let me loo
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by ruined 1y ago
tool libraries exist in most cities and a lot of rural areas. many hackerspaces also function as a tool library even if they don’t use the term.
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by ruined 1y ago
you might consider contributing to your local tool library or hackerspace
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by ruined 1y ago
the central committee is actually trying to slow it down https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/07/07/china-moves-to-curb-s...
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by ruined 1y ago
conversely, china has installed more solar than the US has in total capacity - every year for the past several years https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/07/10/1119941/china-en... https://a
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by ruined 1y ago
that's why they use XSLT. the whole point is that rendering happens in on the client. you can find discussion in the several other recent XSLT threads
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by ruined 1y ago
XSLT is often used on low-power IOT devices which don't have the resources to render server-side
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by ruined 1y ago
i don’t think you’ll see this at the typescript level, and you won’t see anything like this that compiles to javascript. specifically, compiling typescript to javascript with runtime checks would not actually be very useful. typescript
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by ruined 1y ago
investors actually tend to purchase cheaper homes https://www.redfin.com/news/investor-home-purchases-stabiliz...
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by ruined 1y ago
investor market share of homes is down from its peak of 20% a few years ago, but i wouldn’t call it a “tiny fraction” https://www.redfin.com/news/investor-home-purchases-stabiliz...

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