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by sorum 4y ago
He inadvertently invented the Twitter mid-roll ad and we're all doomed now because of it
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by sorum 4y ago
Would the interference from cruciferous vegetables show up on the bloodwork, i.e TSH levels and free T3, T4?
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by sorum 4y ago
I've owned two DasKeyboards (one with Browns, one with Blues) and they are sturdy as hell, built like a tank...but for the life of me I don't understand why their Mac models don't come with the right media key layout on the F
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by sorum 5y ago
I agree 100%. I remember using it for the first time in the house, being pleasantly surprised that I could see which side was up :)
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by sorum 5y ago
I don’t love the Apple TV (especially the remote), but every TV in the house has one connected. It makes watching TV tolerable. Not great, but at least tolerable
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by sorum 5y ago
Oh, that's some good news about the WaterPik. Even more happy about my purchase now, thank you! String flossing has horrible UX. I started using floss picks like Plackers. It made it almost tolerable. Almost. https://www.pla
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by sorum 5y ago
I love mine. The only sad part is that my dentist's team explained to me that it wasn't a _replacement_ for regular flossing, but an addition to it. I lived a few glorious weeks in bliss, thinking that regular string flossing was
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by sorum 5y ago
We need a web standard for sarcasm. A specific font that is only used in lieu of /s
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by sorum 5y ago
NotePlan 3 renders has a very nice UI and good calendar integration. Perfect for meeting notes, daily notes. To date it’s the most pleasing app to read markdown in, but I expect that vote will change once Bear releases their new editor (cod
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by sorum 5y ago
What they want is a tax. But they don't want to call it a "tax", because that's unpopular. As Benedict Evans put it, when France fined Google for the same reasons: > The shakedown continues. It’s hard to see how makin
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by sorum 5y ago
If you want an endless supply of examples of these scams, just follow https://twitter.com/NFTtheft
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by sorum 5y ago
If you use a regular (smart) TV just as a HDMI-out and watch everything through a connected streaming player e.g Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku...how many of these problems could one avoid?
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by sorum 5y ago
Who (or what) is the contender to replace Ansible?
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by sorum 5y ago
Can someone fund a study where they measure cortisol levels before and after test subjects turn off Twitter notifications? My assumption is that levels plummet
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by sorum 6y ago
...I should’ve known better than to ask :)
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by sorum 6y ago
I'd argue that it's one of the best live albums of all time. These songs transcend what I'd consider mashups, it's like they treated all of their olds songs as samples, rebuilding entirely new songs out of them. It took
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by sorum 6y ago
I've always wondered what the guy is shouting. Is it something in French, or just "Wow"?
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by sorum 6y ago
> Some people are going to buy a new pair of AirPods Max every year for $550. It hurts me deep down to know this fact, and it offends me on a level that's hard to describe with words. Is this a reflection on Apple's product str
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by sorum 6y ago
Or Hydro Flask if you’re down on your luck in the valley
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by sorum 6y ago
Add the Patagonia and an oversized Yeti water bottle and you've got yourself the VC starter kit
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by sorum 6y ago
I honestly think there are good batches and bad ones of the QC35s. I have gen 1 and they are rock solid with the connections, never fail. Have coworkers who would swear by theirs too, while others have similar complaints as you do. FWIW,
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by sorum 6y ago
Considering how many hours per day/week most of us spend with our headphones and how many years they last, I think the price difference is marginal over its lifespan . My Bose QC35s are almost 4 years old. My initial thought was to up
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by sorum 6y ago
Anything after '73 is highly suspicious to me
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by sorum 6y ago
Time can be found as a new parent, but it's really tough. My biggest question is, should a new parent spend time implementing this solution? More of a philosophical question, but from my POV if you're spending time implementing
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by sorum 6y ago
Some Grade A zingers in there: > The man in question is Tony Abbott, one of Australia’s many former Prime Ministers. > For security reasons, we try to change our Prime Minister every six months, and to never use the same Prime Ministe
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by sorum 6y ago
Two thoughts here: 1. Even if the end-medium is something else than a written document (presentation, video etc), you're still presenting your ideas from a->b->c, so the gaps are still there and aren't as apparent, but the r
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by sorum 6y ago
How to structure your writing. Not talking about your style, prose or grammar, but how you structure the points you want to come across. It's not just useful in the context of "business writing", it's useful whenever you
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by sorum 6y ago
Then you’re already close to the Zettelkasten method; you can use individual paper notes and never touch digital. The difference is in how your individual notes are structured into a coherent system. Instead of filing a note in your cabinet
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by sorum 6y ago
It’s _literally_ the first app that gets installed on a fresh machine for me.
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by sorum 6y ago
> [...] excuses to avoid evaluating the argument on merits, maybe you should rethink what you're doing. I think his argument still holds: experts having made mistakes doesn't change the fact that you are unlikely to be able to

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