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691.
by sharts 3y ago
Usenet
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by sharts 3y ago
Usenet, IRC, and Gopher have always been better alternatives to Reddit, Slack, and the bloated web.
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by sharts 3y ago
Send them to the Pelosi’s or Breed’s or Newsom’s home. “Leaders” should be leading by being in the thick off it, personally.
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by sharts 3y ago
The solution to it isn’t to cut off a vital comms channel. It is to end their lives. The problem is that nobody wants to say it.
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by sharts 3y ago
So then provide city-wide free wifi. Honestly, the cruelty and barbarism of latte liberals is unmatched. No bathrooms, no wifi, no housing, no policing, no medicine. Pull yourselves up from your own bootstraps like the rest of the self-made
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by sharts 3y ago
Why does anyone think this will work? Everyone knows it's a bluff since communities are not moving to another platform. Just burn it down.
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by sharts 3y ago
Why not Ocaml?
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by sharts 3y ago
The gambling allows price discovery to occur. Without it buying index funds is to buy no matter the cost.
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by sharts 3y ago
Nice
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by sharts 3y ago
Yawn
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by sharts 3y ago
Why even bother with the charade if fines only ever amount to a tap on the wrist?
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by sharts 3y ago
ThinLinc has always worked pretty well.
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by sharts 3y ago
That's why they say having "Google" on your resume sets you up forever (˃̣̣̥‿˂̣̣̥)
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by sharts 3y ago
Too little, too late.
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by sharts 3y ago
Companies with a school-like atmosphere treating their employees...like school children? Perhaps the culture and hiring/recruitment practices optimize for lack of trust. This is too funny.
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by sharts 3y ago
just put kids in apple vision pro headsets 24/7.
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by sharts 3y ago
why does anyone volunteer for that?
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by sharts 3y ago
They would then cry that it's not their problem once outside SF jurisdiction. Thus perpetuating the same issue elsewhere. CA should have taken the 17B and invested it the lowest-cost-of-living regions in the US to build out communities
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by sharts 3y ago
There is no one type of value. Some people place 0 value on non OSS solutions, for example, because avoiding vendor lock-in is a requirement. Many open source projects make it by providing paid support, hosting, etc. Also understand that yo
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by sharts 3y ago
There is far more profit to be made and so it will not happen.
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by sharts 3y ago
This seems very much like RunDeck, unless I'm missing something?
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by sharts 3y ago
This is most people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIAFe7zaCRU No amount of medical intervention is going to fix terrible lifestyle choices and a culture that promotes them. There are a multitude of factors that go into m
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by sharts 3y ago
> One overlooked thing with medical debt is that while it’s awful, you still end up healthy at the end of it. This is patently false. You might be alive at the end of it but that isn't the same as healthy.
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by sharts 3y ago
I'm surprised it has any value left.
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by sharts 3y ago
Corps are always inherently greedy. 2020 is when corps started blaming the working class for receiving pandemic aid to stay afloat and started price gouging. Nevermind a decade of low interest rates propping up garbage corps and inflating m
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by sharts 3y ago
> However, one feature I would really love to have but never seen, is a combined todo - notes app TickTick comes to mind. Then again, "notes" mean different things to different people.
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by sharts 3y ago
Hardly surprising. UX seems to have become far less intuitive over the last decade with so many products making changes for the sake of making changes and most UX positions just glorified product people focusing on UI art rather than having
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by sharts 3y ago
And just how much tax incentives and government handouts have gone into making this headline happen? Seems like a lot of upward transfer of wealth for what is arguably marginal (if any) improvement to the environment or driver experience.