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by saudioger 8y ago
Especially once you consider that in some places (New England) you have people living in both extremes. So they're using heat in the winter AND air conditioning in the summer. New England winters are on average colder than some places
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by saudioger 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paroxysmal_dyskinesia
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by saudioger 8y ago
Nice tool set. I've definitely seen more than a few startups that would benefit greatly by filling out the details asked here.
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by saudioger 8y ago
With UBI I'm not necessarily tied to living in an urban population center, and I might be able to make a lower-paying job in a rural area work better for me. Urbanization came along with industrialization.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Hey people are talking about trash, so that's better than nothing... but the big message people should be taking home is PICK UP TRASH AND SHAME OTHERS FOR LITTERING. It doesn't matter if you didn't leave it there, if you don
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by saudioger 8y ago
Apple was from time to time, but Jobs fortunately lived and died before the time where people said anything that came to mind on Twitter so it seemed much more tame.
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by saudioger 8y ago
In an ideal world you'd never deploy on a Friday, but we've probably all done it.
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by saudioger 8y ago
There's no way they're actually writing this stuff. At best they're real employees allowing a company to tweet on their behalf.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Dart powered by Jolt
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by saudioger 8y ago
Just have the police drones point their guns at the drowsy and scold them for not being productive enough.
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by saudioger 8y ago
This is very clearly dirty.
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by saudioger 8y ago
That's like saying "I've seen performance issues on websites", of course someone can have poor resourcing on their own servers — I think the biggest barrier for Mastodon is understanding how instances aren't indivi
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by saudioger 8y ago
My keyboard broke on my 2017 Macbook and they had to replace the logic board to fix it. I've already broken keycaps on my replacement. I'll be lucky if this thing sees 3 years.
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by saudioger 8y ago
can't wait to not afford these because of bitcoin miners
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by saudioger 8y ago
Despite the iPhone and business success, I do kind of mourn for the days when their hardware was more reliable. My 2017 Macbook is not nearly as nice as my 2015 model. Though, as a bit of irony I do like that I can charge my Android phone w
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by saudioger 8y ago
IMO the 2015 Macbook Pro is one of the best laptops ever made. Don't know why they went and messed that up. I solidly regret the 2017 version. I've had one keyboard replacement already (that required the logic board to be replaced
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by saudioger 8y ago
I'd like to think I could be as strong as this woman, but I honestly don't know if I could be... I don't know if a person should have to be. I hope the procedure can manage to give her some small semblance of peace.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Why would I waste my time explaining it to you for the sake of argument when I can literally just copy and paste a much better explanation after a 30 second google (I've read this article before, so assume I understand climate models a
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by saudioger 8y ago
>lady liberty was supposed to be semi-submerged by now, and the north pole was supposed to be completely free of ice by 2013 Citation needed
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by saudioger 8y ago
So you're ignoring the variety of ways the data has been presented by news outlets, artists, and filmmakers. There are few mediums where this information hasn't been expressed in some form.
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by saudioger 8y ago
You can Google it for about 5 minutes and find enough evidence to occupy your time with months of reading. There's a huge variety of available data across various complexities. You can go as deep as you want. Hell, there's a webco
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by saudioger 8y ago
The authority here is insurmountably large and the data is readably accessible. It's like a blind person claiming the sky isn't blue despite the determination of every sighted person. There isn't even a single point of author
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by saudioger 8y ago
Same reason for the vitriol against anti-vax. These are people who are claiming to know better than the vast majority of the scientific community (seriously, it's something like 99%+), despite having little to no expertise in the field
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by saudioger 8y ago
Even IF it were occurring naturally the downside of curbing our contribution is that everything we do is significantly cleaner and we aren't precipitating the problem. That's one of my biggest annoyance with deniers — worst case s
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by saudioger 8y ago
Climate change deniers want THEIR water to be clean. They don't give a flying fart if yours is, or even if their neighbors' is. That's why it's so easy for them to deny climate change.
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by saudioger 8y ago
thanks for such a ginuwine response
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by saudioger 8y ago
The utility of the product is data harvesting
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by saudioger 8y ago
I feel like all the popular posts are from guys who tuck their collared shirts into their jeans.
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by saudioger 8y ago
>It is astonishing how hard it can be to internally sell any kind of web quality features to management in both for profit and non-profit organizations. In my experience it's next to impossible. We have a bunch of inefficient bloate
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by saudioger 8y ago
Toys are marketed so you buy something that's (hopefully) fun. Apps are marketed and given away for free to collect data on how to influence children. In many cases they're designed to be habit forming or addicting.

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