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sasaf5
7y ago
You may be giving too much importance for what he says. There's what people say and there's what is actually going to be done. These two things only have to match if the person doing the talk is the lead (or, a customer, perhaps).
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8y ago
Buses in my town back in the 2000's would just turn off their signs when they were doing this.
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8y ago
>To me the strongest non-religious argument against doing this is that it will further accelerate wealth benefits, eg if you could make your kids smarter. The exact same argument could be made against education, or any other human develo
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8y ago
This is very nice! Allow me to make a post about it :)
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8y ago
It is about ads. Browsers have adblocks.
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Sensor Fish
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Thank you for this link! Definitely gonna add this to my coffee table!
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8y ago
This comment is way better than the article it comments.
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8y ago
Are Bluetooth headsets still much behind wired ones in terms of sound quality?
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8y ago
The article is paywalled. Any TL;DR?
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8y ago
A few times I had to interrupt my ride and return home for a second shower because of leaf blower dust storms. Luckly they have been banned in my town (together with anything with a 2 stroke engine). And hey, no leaf-apocalypse has happened
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8y ago
Or as sports equipment.
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8y ago
Search for rtl-sdr. It's a 10$ DVB dongle that can also work as generic RF front end. This plus GNU radio or gqrx and you can already receive some fm and ham radio signals
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8y ago
And elevators: everyone cramps in as if it was the last bus.
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8y ago
I think the strong consonants of Korean speech help making the videos more ASMR triggering. I am also fond of them.
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8y ago
Cool stuff! Perhaps one could have even written some routines to kinda abstract that?
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8y ago
Oh, the often neglected powers of rested brains!
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8y ago
Auto-loading video. RIP mobile data...
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8y ago
And don't underestimate the damage such people can do.
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8y ago
As a non-lethal alternative, couldn't we have a "social suicide"? Maybe some mechanism to erase all non-criminal records of a person and restart them on a different place, with a different name? Perhaps it couldn't cover
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8y ago
The BMX community. A lot chiller and less competitive than other cycling communities. You are always "hanging out" while riding BMX.
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8y ago
This work is even more crucial now that the Brazilian road system is collapsing. I can totally see investment being poured into railways again. Reminding people of how effective that system was can help speeding development!
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8y ago
What would be the right way to check that? Perhaps sending a mail to the publisher?
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8y ago
Deep in my heart I still believe that the flat earth society is a massive joke on conspiracies, and one day they will come out and say "ha!!! you thought we were serious? super-gotcha!!!".
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8y ago
True indeed. I was now trying to create an even more implausible conspiracy theory, but then I run the risk of actually starting it. Maybe that's how all conspiracies were born? :P
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8y ago
Once a friend went on a moon landing denial rant. I immediately started an ironic spherical earth denial rant, copying every argument he was using. Problem solved.
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8y ago
It is not only in Brazil. There are some kind of parties that requires lots of preparation by the host and does not have a strict event that requires everyone to be there at the same time. Cocktail parties for example, or barbecues in most
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8y ago
I find that even books are plagued with this issue. Some obscure technical books selling for more than 80$ will come in a very poor quality print, like they had been printed from a scan. Clearly the book has ran out of original prints, and
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8y ago
If you have the chance, don't forget to taste the Korean "flower salt", which is basically salt in crystal flakes, as it naturally forms during evaporation. I haven't yet found a better salt for beef.
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8y ago
AFAIK the individual wrapping is for sharing the snacks. In east asia you get chastised if you buy a snack for yourself ("are you gonna eat it alone?"). That explains the little plastic trays under the cookies too. Just open the p
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