supernovae

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by supernovae 4y ago
Are you in a mobile home or something?? I have solar too and I absolutely love it. I’m not sure how anyone could feel warmer in a room with panels above as i’ve never seen a stick house without attic spaces and i’ve used my IR camera to loo
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by supernovae 4y ago
is boardwatch magazine archive online?
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by supernovae 4y ago
billionaires aren’t capitalism.
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by supernovae 4y ago
There is no law that says you need a job and money to move to California so qualifying it like this is absurd. People still have freedom without proof of income. everyone can be helped, you just don’t want to be bothered. Some people need
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by supernovae 4y ago
i volunteer with homeless weekly and my wife runs a homeless support facility where they try and help people get benefits such as social security, recover IDs and get food stamps and such. most “work” a lot flying signs out in the heat to m
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by supernovae 4y ago
this sounds like such a pain in the ass just to do my finances when other tools do it all for me…
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by supernovae 4y ago
Have you ever thought that maybe it’s what you do that causes homelessness? That your protected safe exclusionary and prestigious places cause the problems you don’t want to face? if there was affordable living then there wouldn’t be encam
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by supernovae 4y ago
I never bought a single BD after wasting so much money on VHS and DVD collections and for streaming audio/video it works great. Eventually I'll go HDMI with CEC but the speaker will remain on another tv because it sounds so damn
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by supernovae 4y ago
Fidelity's website is busted in firefox a lot of the time
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by supernovae 4y ago
This entire thread feels borderline ridiculous. We have all the internet but damn even books are better and broader today. I can order that rare special indy book and print it on demand and have it show up in 3 days
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by supernovae 4y ago
Not really… my parents got divorced and my mom abandoned everything and everyone
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by supernovae 4y ago
I switched to sonos and never looked back. I had a lot of Onkyo over the years and it always felt like they should have gone the software route much sooner. ultimately i think smart tvs and roku were a bigger part of the receiver demise - i
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by supernovae 4y ago
It’s capitalism. We have plenty of housing but a capitalist society protects hoarding housing more than equalizing housing. You end up with more airbnb, “investment” rentals or abandoned properties stuck in legal limbo than inventory for fi
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by supernovae 4y ago
that’s gambling, not wages.
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by supernovae 4y ago
it’s not chronological until you disable retweets and adverts - i use a plug-in to ensure this - makes it much better.
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by supernovae 4y ago
they were deleted because the point was to create a new reality regardless of the truth and they were politicized causing people to do the wrong things - become anti vaccination, protest masks and cause more harm and death - all on somethin
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by supernovae 4y ago
Or, they send out probes for science, because only humans have the insatiable appetite for destroying each other.
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by supernovae 4y ago
that’s the thing with computers, performance is always nuanced… Latest Intel’s are fast, latest AMDs are fast, latest Apple silicon are fast and we’ve never really had it better. I’m super happy to be back in desktop arena with user replac
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by supernovae 4y ago
right, but why not reinstall the photovoltaics? those generate electricity and offset electric bill and to a great degree even after 10 years..
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by supernovae 4y ago
Why would electric generating panels impact your gas bill? and why would you not put them back after a new roof?
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by supernovae 5y ago
Citizen scientists do make discoveries - we often discover NEO's, comets and supernova to assist scientists who have limited capacity - I've seen some great work here and lots of technology + telescope convergence of being able to
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by supernovae 5y ago
There are a ton more games out there, i just know what i know and what i've played. I'm an old fart that remembers shareware and buying floppy disks with trials and getting on BBS's to download more... the entire experience
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by supernovae 5y ago
That's just all i could think of.. there are many more out right now
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by supernovae 5y ago
yeah, that's what we should be doing... People shouldn't do back breaking work that robots are better at and going back to treating humans like robots ins't a solution - working less is a viable option and the promise of tech
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by supernovae 5y ago
The wealth divide is a different issue and has always been the regardless of “tech” - a new way to sew isn’t tech as we see it but innovation in looms cost many a seamstress their jobs - ditto with mine improvements, manufacturing improveme
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by supernovae 5y ago
yeah, consumption devices that turned tech into boutique sure put a dent in my care for where it’s going. Some of it has led to improvements no doubt but much of it is just obsession and consumerism i would be happier without.
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by supernovae 5y ago
We still get indy games year over year that take the industry by storm. factorio, stardew valley, undertale, don’t starve, super hot, goat simulator, cup head, rocket league, kerbal space program and so many others. heck steam, Sony and Mic
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by supernovae 5y ago
Being a maker isn’t about creating “things of value” or being “useful”. That same mindset is ruining many a good hobby. Astrophotography is going down a shameful route where the only thing your peers want to see is the misery of all the deb
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by supernovae 5y ago
Because we wouldn’t be here if Google had supported other means of natural search engine inclusion through quality metrics vs their current only option of pay to play or cheating.
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by supernovae 5y ago
using 3rd party applications to customize windows is the beauty of windows. i run it on a ryzen5 and surface pro 8 and it’s been great

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