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sufehmi
5y ago
Just scroll down - loads of horror stories shared by others
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5y ago
....and that's why I wrote "Birmingham canals" Have you tried it? They're truly a wonderful place for cyclists. (well at least back in 2001, no idea how is it now)
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sufehmi
5y ago
Definitely not me.
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sufehmi
5y ago
But but it's all 100% organic !!
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sufehmi
5y ago
"I noticed cyclists will often use the sidewalks to pass slower bikes" Yup, THIS. Right. there.
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sufehmi
5y ago
This is the first comment with an explanation that makes actual sense. Thank you.
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sufehmi
5y ago
Exactly. Being new to the place, we tend to notice things that other people already took for granted.
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sufehmi
5y ago
Exactly. Why didn't they stepped unknowingly into car's lane - but did so into bike's lane? It's all in the design.
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sufehmi
5y ago
OTOH - TIL : LiveJournal.com still exists, even when giants such as Friendster, MySpace, Google Plus #cough have perished. Awesome.
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5y ago
Another thing I only noticed when I visited Amsterdam - it's scary for pedestrians. I love cycling, been cycling for 25+ years, including commuting to my office via (beautiful) cycling path at Birmingham canals. But when I visited Amst
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sufehmi
5y ago
Actually, no. https://www.similarweb.com/website/facebook.com/?competitors...
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5y ago
Indeed most of disinformation in Indonesia is via contents not facebook ads. But there's still problem with Facebook - echo chamber algorithm, it traps people in their own bubble world I once tried to like just funny posts. In just a w
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5y ago
Good news is that exercise will cause your body to produce feel-good hormones. So as others already said - book time for yourself, every day, and do some exercise. It will help with your burnout, and make you healthier at the same time. Sou
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5y ago
"Spreading pandemic is not considered a constitutional right" - Supreme Court https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
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5y ago
"Spreading pandemic is not considered a constitutional right" - Supreme Court https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
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5y ago
"very recently, the same group warned of the grave dangers of the very mindset it is now pushing" That is pure, unadulterated, bullshit. The original report masterly managed to strike a balance between the public and private right
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5y ago
"Spreading pandemic is not considered a constitutional right" Supreme Court https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
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5y ago
"Spreading pandemic is not considered a constitutional right" - Supreme Court https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
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sufehmi
5y ago
Yup, COVID-19 shows me something that I have suspected all along - a LOT of parents are not comfortable to be with their OWN children. Because schools are closed, parents have to be with their children all the time A lot of them are really,
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6y ago
The article shows a convo with the child predator via SMS, which of course reveals its number, which in turn makes it possible to track its location I'm confused to why couldn't FBI busted the bastard by this?
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6y ago
"extorted" This is pure slander The company can avoid this if they only care to maintain the documentation / wiki left behind by said person When they failed to do even just basic proper operations, it's their own fault.
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6y ago
it's worth preserving as a warning to future generations. https://web.archive.org/web/20210309163058/https://news.find...
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6y ago
"Algorithms don't cause filter bubbles, people do" "There is always an algorithm. The default one promotes rage, controversy and misinformation" This guy is a massive idiot and he doesn't know it yet.
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6y ago
And of course no one would mention that the actual sharia law does not care about your sexual orientation The one in Aceh actually contradict Muhammad's (pbuh) example
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6y ago
It was even worse in Indonesia. Once I realize how far behind we were in general computer news & information, I literally mailed USD$ 100 to Ziff-Davis' office That's how I got my monthly PC Magazine subscription (this was wh
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6y ago
3 years ago, my friend, an Indian fact-checker, showed me a screenshot of a WhatsApp screen, showing warning from WhatsApp that a message contains a dangerous link This (the warning) is only possible if WhatsApp can read your messages I
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6y ago
This is absolutely absurd nowadays. My friend have a reasonably old Thinkpad laptop, she ran out of battery during a very important meeting, and I was able to help her by plugging my powerbank
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6y ago
THIS. I can not believe how many people just blindly recommend VPN like some silver bullet. Using untrustworthy VPN as a privacy solution is like jumping from the fire into the pavement 20 stories below.
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sufehmi
7y ago
Dang, just visited a mall with Muji shop in it yesterday. I will come back later to buy some pens Thanks for the recommendation.
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sufehmi
8y ago
Great idea - I'll try to see if this is doable in our situation. Thanks.
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