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sejje
9mo ago
There's a recent video of a woman getting arrested, not for the first time, for admitting that she might be praying to herself inside her head, silently. Here's an article I searched up about it: https://adfinternationa
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sejje
9mo ago
Actually it's because you can't edit comments after a certain period. That's true for everyone. You're not shadowbanned.
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sejje
9mo ago
Have those crowds been targeted? I see similar crowd densities all over the place. I can think of easier targets than the airport.
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sejje
9mo ago
Realistically, you could bring a nub of copper or steel or antler, and your glass bottle, and knap an excellent knife in a few minutes.
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sejje
9mo ago
WD40 is a pretty good for bluing, too, in combination with heat. And the smell.
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9mo ago
My stepdad was a drywall finisher, those crews washed the drywall off their tools with water, then got the water off (prevented rust) with WD40. Difference being, they applied it every day, and specifically to prevent rust because the tool
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sejje
9mo ago
What's up with aider? Did it get abandoned? What models do you have driving now? I've stepped away for a while and I haven't tried claude code yet
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sejje
9mo ago
Just use another platform if you can't quit cold-turkey. But yeah, the solution is to not let them collect data about you.
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sejje
9mo ago
There's no reason to think it'll be led by the same people, so I agree wholeheartedly. I said the same thing when Mozilla started collecting data. I kinda trust them, today. But my data will live with their company through who kno
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sejje
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Folks here often have almost no experience outside of a city, so that list reads to them like "things a peasant would do in the dark ages "
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sejje
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If you wanted to explain why McDonald's was so popular, you would have to compliment the product a lot, or lie.
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sejje
9mo ago
Copying something without paying* When you "take" an mp3, it's still where it started.
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sejje
9mo ago
... The painting is titled "The Torment of St Anthony," and the article didn't forget to include that detail.
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sejje
9mo ago
I use my knife like a fidget toy. Not usually in public, but one time a sales guy came in and it was just me and him. He's basically a friend. I flipped the knife out and his eyes got huge, his arms went out sideways and he got in a fo
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9mo ago
Someone gifted me one about ten years ago. I've had to replace the plug end, but the compressor still runs great. It's saved my butt many times. Mine is viaair, and the device is dedicated (no flashlight etc)
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9mo ago
I bought one a while back and I want to like it, but it's always turning off right when I need it. The sliding switch on the side needs more resistance. I bump it accidentally, or it slides itself. Could be some user error involved. Th
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sejje
9mo ago
Yes, utilitarian features. A manual gearbox is simpler than an automatic.
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sejje
9mo ago
We were talking about the state policing content in China. So the "YouTube content moderators" you mention would be government actors. Like they have in the UK--police arresting people for content. The police don't work for F
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sejje
9mo ago
That's better imo, but creates a new problem. As we can see anywhere and everywhere, moderation teams have to use their power, even when nothing is in violation of the rules. They'll start policing more content, and pretty soon th
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sejje
9mo ago
I mostly use YouTube without ads, and with sponsorblock, so a similar experience. I think YouTube shorts is exactly the experience we're talking about. And the youth watch it by scrolling up, not by selecting shorts that look interesti
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sejje
9mo ago
Pepsi, coke ,Dr p, A&W root beer are now all .50c per can or more, in bulk cases from Sam's. Root beer is like 75c/can. 5 years ago I think they were about 30c.
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9mo ago
I think mostly you know it when you see it. Infinite scrolling, algorithm based (not timestamp-based), "stories" (short videos), public (non-friend) accounts make up most of the feed, ads selling views and therefore companies tryi
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sejje
9mo ago
It's the social media, not the digital communication. AIM/ICQ didn't rot our brains or attention spans.
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Amen to that. I don't think Europe and the US share enough values to do it on a lot of fronts, so perhaps that will shield me as an American. But it seems like a lot of that coming down the hatch for most of Europe.
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I think it would be much easier to pressure the ~ten companies or whatever to implement policies.
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It's the same width as an F150
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9mo ago
Manual gearbox, triangle vent windows, engine bay room, repairability, bench seats.
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9mo ago
Life lessons from anime and the WordPorn meme account.
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9mo ago
Isn't that the point of recycling? To reuse the reusable materials like plastic?
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9mo ago
Gorilla glass vs gorilla
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