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by sotix 3y ago
I visited a few months ago, and it was a very nice city! I normally spend time in Athens or on the islands, so I decided it was time to see the big city. Walking through the city was a great experience. Tons of historic spots to encounter,
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I’m pretty sure I previously responded to a comment you wrote about your tv software that inspired me to take the time to set mine up. Thanks for the inspiration!
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It’s one of those weird things we do in America. San Francisco is SF, Los Angeles is LA, San Diego is SD, San Antonio is SA, and Dallas is DFW. You might hear those said in conversation. Austin is ATX, Houston is HOU, and Portland is PDX. T
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Serendipity is such a joy, and I’m enjoying it with my custom tv channels I set up in my house with my content. I think the direction we are heading with AI (Radiant, Spotify) allows for custom tailored radio stations using our music prefer
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Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ant6tY-MOIk
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To add to your point, here’s the producer of FFVII, Hironobu Sakaguchi: “It was starting to become clear to us what the memory capacity for the different next-gen consoles would be. Our games were going to need a huge amount of memory. The
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The original Resident Evil games required consumable ink ribbons to save the game at a typewriter and also limited gun ammo availability to great effect. It does introduce anxiety, but that fits the game’s atmosphere perfectly. By the end o
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I’ve always enjoyed the system used in Dark Souls games where you collect souls as a currency and can use souls to buy items, improve weapons, or level up. This makes it so souls always carry value and makes it fun having to weigh the benef
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They did say always! I’m pointing out it’s not quite always.
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The Beatles didn’t seem to think so.
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I’m interpreting it as a CPA
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Non-profits still earn money recorded as net assets. They do not retain earnings at the end of the accounting period to store in shareholder’s equity because there are no shareholders that own the non-profit.
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Is there any research into nicotine’s role in assisting those with ADHD? It’s a stimulant as the article points out, which many ADHD medications are as well of course. I’m curious if nicotine was (perhaps unintentionally) used in the 20th c
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Well lucky for you I like building content but lack experience in building engines (something I’d love to learn). Happy to contribute when I have some time. Email is in my profile if you feel like reaching out.
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I have reduced my streaming use and switched to listening primarily on vinyl and an iPod with a set collection, and I have really preferred it. It’s very nice to have interfaces that just play exactly what I want and are not constantly push
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This is awesome! Excited to see what you do with the project. Definitely keep us updated.
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Film cameras truly are a joy. I’m using a Minolta X-700[0] myself. I also review the photos taken with it far more than my digital photos. There’s something about slowing down and focusing on taking a few good shots instead of a quick actio
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I have been doing this for about 2 years now. Got a few glass mason jars that I fill up with items like rice and nuts from the bulk bin at the grocery store. Peanut butter and jelly both come in glass jars. I get just about everything else
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My understanding is that modern phones still connect to cell towers without a SIM card in the device to allow for emergency calls.
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I would love a low-energy digital frame on my wall that could rotate through these and the fruit paintings from TFA. Delightful works to look at that deserve more time to experience than quickly scrolling through. One image per day could la
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Given the title of this post being about Bitwarden adding passkeys; I would think linking directly to the specific release note would be the best link. https://bitwarden.com/help/releasenotes/#2023-10-0
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I would have maybe kept my Tesla if it came with this! The software update in December 2021 that moved the buttons for features like the defroster that I had grown accustomed to over 2 years of use was maddening.
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I have been working on obtaining Greek citizenship, and it has been crazy dealing with the documentation from my late grandfather who never updated anything upon moving to America. There are two ways to spell his surname depending on if the
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That’s a good point, yet one I find disappointing. I believe settings is one of the biggest pain points of iOS. It’s extraordinarily unintuitive, which can be seen comparing it to settings on Android. I find the Android settings a lot easie
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It’s always refreshing to see someone’s personal and unique website that isn’t full of paywalls or newsletter pop up spam while you scroll that most articles linked on HN contain[0]. I particularly like the fish bouncing around at the top l
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> https://standardebooks.org/ Standard Ebooks is seriously impressive. One of my favorite sources of books in the public domain. I’d also add in addition to this excellent list of DRM-free ebooks, it’s always worth looki
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You can use fastmail instead of gmail. Kagi instead of Google search, Apple Maps or OSM instead of Google maps. Firefox instead of chrome. PiHole to block Google trackers. Disallow the Google indexer in your website’s robots.txt. If you don
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If people don’t want to pay for YouTube, then why not use peertube[0]? I don’t understand the arguments here. If you don’t want ads, then pay for Premium. It’s fantastic that an option exists to solve the problem! If you don’t like the pric
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In some big cities, I find taxis vastly superior. Notably so across Europe. However, I was at an airport in the US the other day, and the Uber pickup area was packed. There was a 30 minute wait. So I went to get a taxi. They called for one,
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I have thoroughly enjoyed all of your comments! You’re great at showing how learning can be fun. Do you have a blog where you compile these stories and anecdotes?

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