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3y ago
I've used several marmot jackets for the same purpose, but I like how much thought they've put into the pockets on that edc jacket. edit: same purpose being carrying EDC stuff. I actually dump all my pockets before flying. Anythin
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4y ago
Don't forget the funny brief transitional stage where a musician or band would play for multiple recording devices multiple times to create consumable masters with very limited lifetimes.
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4y ago
Prusa (makers of the Prusa 3d printers) set it up so that you had to physically break part of your printer before you could flash custom firmware.
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4y ago
There's a feeling that I've held for a good while now that the overwhelming success of 'HD' as an advertising term slowed display advancements by like a decade. I don't think CRTs had a future regardless, but almost
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4y ago
The weird thing is how rarely approaches like the one you describe here are applied. It's not exactly a secret that simply providing the answer to math questions is great if someone gets them all correct, but nearly useless when someon
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4y ago
My guess is that worse first-page search results leads to more people clicking on the sponsored results, because at least they have some relevance to what they searched for. However, I think the long-term result of this approach could be th
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4y ago
To me, this is very similar to the recent post about email address validation. Very often, companies feel the need to validate certain inputs themselves and do a terrible job, when there's a better solution. When it comes to addresses,
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4y ago
I believe Google Music was able to do this several years ago, but killed the feature. I could easily be wrong, because I only know of Google Music at all second hand.
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4y ago
I've definitely experienced battery life reduction, but I buy 2 year old flagship phones and keep them for 4+ years.
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4y ago
Ah, I've been meaning to check out that food court but not gotten around to it. I'll definitely try that mapo tofu in January.
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4y ago
It means more battery e-waste, but if it enables longer phone lifespan mightn't it lead to less total e-waste?
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4y ago
I didn't have any wear issues with the battery retention on my Motorola Droid A855. The designers of modern phones were willing to accept a reduction in battery capacity in the name of thinness. I am willing to accept a minor reduction
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4y ago
Where'd you get your mapo tofu? I like what I get from S.H. Spicy Garden, but I'm open to trying somewhere new.
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4y ago
"Brand safety". Apple cultivates their image and don't want it damaged. Twitter isn't valuable enough as an advertising space to take a risk for. That is, they pulled twitter ads because they think advertising on Twitter
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4y ago
Unfortunately, developers who don't understand why click-and-hold was implemented then implement it in their own game for no reason. Valid reasons to implement click-and-hold include destructive actions or a lack of available buttons,
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4y ago
Go with wired networking or be careful about your choice of WiFi hardware. Some wireless chipsets have poor Linux support, but there are usually lists of good ones and bad ones. When it comes to graphics, AMD GPUs Vega or newer work incredi
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4y ago
The difficulty would be not contributing to the deathhug. You could check if it's accessible at all if everyone accessed a server that was itself polling the site every minute, but trying to gauge beyond "accessible" and &quo
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4y ago
I say it's especially true with stimulants not because of some perceived safety, but because at the start of taking stimulants you will feel great. This generally wears off within a few weeks and never comes back. The test of whether s
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4y ago
While meds can definitely help, one month in is way too early to know if the change is long-term positive. This is especially true with stimulant medications.
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4y ago
Pomodoro doesn't work great for everything, but it works well for focused work. Studying, writing, writing code after you've already figured everything out, etc.
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4y ago
A substantial portion (more than half?) of its bleeding is a direct result of Musk's purchase of twitter. The debt he introduced is the bulk of it, but it is compounded by a reduction in advertising revenue. edit: to make this observat
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4y ago
If an exchange isn't misappropriating customer funds, it doesn't matter if the bubble pops. They facilitate transactions and take a fee in return. As long as they have customers and don't blow money all over the place, they s
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4y ago
Martial arts fits into a particular (now rather outdated) hacker stereotype that can be seen in The Jargon File.
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4y ago
Anecdotally, I find that I come up with ideas almost every time I'm on a long drive. There might be a shared mechanism, whether that's something related to navigation or simply an inability to occupy oneself in a way other than th
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4y ago
Gas stoves are great, but gas or heating coil aren't the only choices any more. Induction works really well for everything that's not a wok. edit: sorry, on all compatible cookware that's not a wok. That can be somewhat of a
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4y ago
I don't know if you cook, so apologies if you do. In my experience, oil and fats are critical to a lot of cooking both as a facilitator - transferring heat, adhering seasonings to surfaces, carrying flavors of other ingredients, and as
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4y ago
I'm not an expert of any kind, but I'm going to give my unasked-for advice anyways. 1. Paid moderation as the main solution probably isn't feasible. Even if you can find a way to monetize your project without annihilating yo