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by squigz 9mo ago
> We live in times where parents and schools no longer have the authority to enforce behaviour ...What? They certainly can, if they're banning certain behavior?
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by squigz 9mo ago
No mention of ncmpcpp?! Pshaw.
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Because going to the shed to get a work-tested tool is still faster than waiting on an LLM and hoping it meets every use-case you're likely to run into with that tool. Whatever it is, the future will also certainly not be what it was a
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by squigz 9mo ago
One should not have to preface every single thing with "In my opinion" or some variant for you to realize that that's what they're talking about.
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Ebooks are
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> SPECIFIED BELOW WITHIN AN AREA DEFINED AS: 3 NMR OF A QUALIFYING STADIUM OR OTHER SPORTING VENUE HOSTING A QUALIFYING EVENT UP TO AND INCLUDING 3000FT AGL. QUALIFYING LOCATIONS AND EVENTS ARE DEFINED AS ANY STADIUM OR OTHER SPORTING VE
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by squigz 9mo ago
Reading up on this more, it seems to be based on stadium/venue capacity, which means any possible TFRs are at a limited number of areas for very specific series, for which there is data available [1] The TFR in TFA appears to be much m
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by squigz 9mo ago
Yeah, that's why I specifically called out KEXP for this, as they do lots of live shows, themed segments, etc, that really do enable discovery. Unfortunately you're quite right about Soma (and probably other streaming radio) - but
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by squigz 9mo ago
What about SEAMS, mentioned here? https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/where_can_i_fly/airs...
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by squigz 9mo ago
Aren't NOTAMs published for those with specific information about the TFR, including location and time window?
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by squigz 9mo ago
Check out KEXP and SomaFM. KEXP in particular is a great way to discover new music that you might not normally listen to. https://www.kexp.org/ https://somafm.com/
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by squigz 9mo ago
They filter based on HTML IDs/classes, so it doesn't catch every single thing, but it does catch most, and UBO offers an easy way of selecting ads/banners/etc and blocking them
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by squigz 9mo ago
Yeah, I think you have to enable a couple extra filter lists to get rid of cookie banners and some of the other annoying popups that aren't strictly "ads"
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Install uBlock Origin and you won't see any of that
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> It influences real people Sure, but only because people think that that's what the public really thinks.
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There is lots of propaganda being pushed online with fake accounts. Checkmarks and pictures of a face do not make a real account.
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by squigz 9mo ago
> And more horrifying are all the accounts replying in support of this. That’s evidence of the hardcore MAGA base that’ll support Trump no matter what he does, I guess. I'd just like to say that judging public perception based on on
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by squigz 9mo ago
If Baumgartner - or any athlete/governing body for a sport - forewent safety measures to make it a better spectacle, then yes, I would be criticizing them!
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That a government would be willing to risk this for publicity isn't really changing my mind. "Come to Taiwan; you may or may not watch someone plummet to their death while here" doesn't appeal to me, personally anyway. A
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Stuff like this seems a bit... selfish? to me. Why risk falling, and people having to see that/having to clean that up? For a bit of adrenaline and publicity? Meh.
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I don't believe GP meant it like they're physically forcing their friend to change - just that there's a big difference when someone recognizes their problem and is trying to solve it; and them not doing so, where you can sti
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Hugged to death? :(
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Did you just equate a social media ban and torrenting to... child pornography?
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Isn't this the book? https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/items/61f15583-612e-4ea5-aa...
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https://academic.oup.com/jpubhealth/advance-article/doi/10.1...
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by squigz 9mo ago
This can be said about literally any software? And as GP points out, it's not "dictating what you can use or have" - you can turn it back on.
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> It makes it harder to find other sources of information on someone No it doesn't. Googling or searching on Wikipedia for either name yields the same page.
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> I personally prefer not having other people decide for me which facts are and aren't relevant Then reading Wikipedia probably isn't a great idea.
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Their guidelines on using dead names says why that is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Biog...
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https://annas-archive.li/datasets/oclc

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