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by sonar_un 8y ago
I've you've ever spent significant time in Europe, or more specifically, the Netherlands, you will see people of advanced age have no problem getting around on bikes and public transport. In fact, I can't help but smile every
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by sonar_un 8y ago
I absolutely agree. I've spent significant time in Madrid and also in other cities that are starting to ban cars like Paris. Getting rid of these machines is better for everyone. Paris is now even contemplating giving the metro away fo
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by sonar_un 8y ago
I am with you on this. I find DDG completely unusable. The kinds of things that I search for are generally daily or weekly recent items and DDG never gets this stuff indexed quickly enough. Not even from the largest papers. I am sure it’s f
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by sonar_un 8y ago
That’s what you get when you have lawyers on retainer with nothing to do. They look for someone to sue to make money. Every time the lawyers write a letter they also write a bill for services.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
It’s amazing to me in this day in age that there are no actual videos of the collapse. Not even from a car camera. I’ve searched everywhere and it would really be a very useful piece of information to have in order to diagnose what really h
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by sonar_un 8y ago
I’ve automated a bunch of tasks thanks to selenium. It’s really pretty simple once you get the hang of it. I’d totally recommend.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
Seems like this could be a net neutrality issue?
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by sonar_un 8y ago
Yes, but because of the highly asynchronous bandwidth we have available trading an even little bit up upload bandwidth can be extremely detrimental to internet performance.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
I was so upset when I found out I had. 486SX and not a DX. The math co-processor was required! I had to upgrade my CPU with one of those “evergreens”.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
We were just talking about this same thing on /r/seo today. The search results are getting poorer and poorer and pbn’s are eating relevant search results.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
I agree. There are way too many projects with the name sonar in them. There needs to be a rebrand.
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by sonar_un 8y ago
This looks fantastic. Though some labels would be nice. It's difficult to find out what all the colors and the numbers mean. Adding an audio library would be a nice addition.
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by sonar_un 9y ago
I use NewsBlur as well ever since the demise of Google Reader. The native apps are fantastic and it’s been dead reliable. I feel the small amount I pay for it is totally worth it and is definitely one of my most used apps. I don’t think it
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by sonar_un 9y ago
Like this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L87D4_uc2Oc
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by sonar_un 9y ago
Their acquisition of Waze really gave them the edge here. Waze has been getting better and better at predicting times. I find that in most situations it is rarely off by more than a minute or two.
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by sonar_un 9y ago
That's not because of the cement but the geology of Pittsburgh itself. Limestone bedrock and the "underground river" contributes to potholes and other geologic anomalies. If anything, adding bioswales and having a way to put
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by sonar_un 9y ago
I also use NewsBlur as my RSS reader of choice. It's great! Truncated articles are a big problem with RSS I think. Sites are trying to get you to jump to their page so you can consume their advertisements. Unfortunately, this has the o
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by sonar_un 9y ago
Wow, just logged into my 6 digit ICQ for the first time in years. I can’t believe I remembered my password.
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by sonar_un 9y ago
I’ve been using Autogenics to help with my really bad insomnia. I guess it is a form of mediation and it really works. I am surprised at how well and how quickly it helped. http://www.guidetopsychology.com/autogen.htm
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by sonar_un 9y ago
Strange, it is working now. Chrome Mac. But yes, it is subtle.
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by sonar_un 9y ago
The video wasn't very good at explaining the system, and the website itself didn't even use the same effects that were used. For instance, there was heavy use of parallax scrolling in the video, but the website didn't have it
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by sonar_un 9y ago
Maplets is a really good iOS app for searching and using maps. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/maplets-the-offline-maps-app...
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by sonar_un 10y ago
The USPS shut down Outbox for this same service. https://www.forbes.com/sites/theopriestley/2015/12/08/usps-l... Still, though, I would really like this service. I travel quite a bit and I would hat
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by sonar_un 10y ago
Chase's website is just awful for just about anything. It's particularly terrible if you are ever trying to use award points. The site is painfully slow, even on the fastest of connections.
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by sonar_un 10y ago
10 years ago I discovered this site. To this day I still use the Ian quick knot as my go-to. I still shock people when I can tie a perfect bow knot with any material.
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by sonar_un 10y ago
I would volunteer to put it in my back yard. YIMBY. Please.
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by sonar_un 10y ago
This is great! I was looking for some new playlists. I have been listening to the "Perfect for coding & Design" playlist. https://open.spotify.com/user/1210359955/playlist/3hk5Ln17wR...
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by sonar_un 10y ago
Thank you! Seriously, if AirBNB were a free market (and it is), what these listings are doing is allowing more people to come into the city and spend their own money on services throughout the city. This is a boon for all businesses in the
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by sonar_un 10y ago
That's what I was thinking.
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by sonar_un 10y ago
Shared BNB's are out of the question, especially if you prefer to cook or have a partner. Extended stay hotels are hundreds per night.

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