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by thirdsun 5y ago
Are you sure? I can hold stop to stop the current program on my Miele washing machine. The key is to hold, not merely tap stop.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> There is no need to ask for consent for every Stylesheet you load from a CDN. You’re allowed to use cloudflare, cloudfront, fastly,… - they’ll all provide the required DPA that allows you to use them without consent. And Google doesn&#
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Yeah, seems insane to me. When I find a piece I like I often buy it in multiple colors. Best of both worlds: Same great clothing and still some variation.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> I do remember buying a car years ago and my wife commenting, “At home [europe] they wouldn’t even let you in the door”. In the Vally they just want to do business. Doesn't match my experience. I assure you they'll happily sel
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by thirdsun 5y ago
As a former smoker: It's not just the nicotine, it's also about the ritual, the habit and the social component. Although the latter might have changed these days as smoking has become a lot less popular since then.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I'm sorry but that comment is very out of touch with how normal, non-tech people use computers. A terminal is a major obstacle for them.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I think that's pretty much a given.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Take Two. And Microsoft just bought King via Activision.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I think it is great. You can buy DRM-free lossless music from countless sources like Bandcamp or Qobuz. And if you don't want to bother with that there's always Spotify & Co., which gives you access to a pretty large catalog
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that the number of users actually wanting to send an SMS rather than an iMessage to their fellow iOS-equipped friends is very, very small. I can't even think of a fitting use case. It surely doesn't warrant a
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Is that really true? I can't believe an employer could forbid discussing salary. That seem's completely illegal to me.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> Both answers put the onus on the employer One might also be a lie, which I think is problematic. If, however, your second reply *isn't* a lie you might as well tell them to signal your worth. However that's a privilege few em
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by thirdsun 5y ago
This seems to be a tool aimed at employers, enabling them to compare and verify salary data of potential candidates. It adds to the information imbalance already present and doesn't seem to be empowering or helping employees unless the
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I don't think she cares about the messages being green or any status implications that are attached to this color. However from what I understand iMessage groups basically break when there's a non-iOS device involved and suddenly
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> I have plenty of money, could buy anything I want brand new within reason. Most people can't and that's exactly why they buy second hand. Turning this into a decision driven by concerns about sustainability seems very optimis
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by thirdsun 5y ago
While that would improve things I still think it's rather unlikely that a bike shop would be willing to give anything but a great rating for the bikes the are selling. And if they are their suppliers might not like it. There's sti
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Comfort is a pretty subjective thing. Your experience, while valid, is merely a single data point and it would be quite premature to disregard the review or even the whole outlet based on it.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Finding review of tech gadgets and hardware is quite easy. Even niche products usually have dedicated communities and sites with in-depth knowledge. It's the boring everyday products and large appliances like washing machines that are
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by thirdsun 5y ago
And yet everyone knows that those views are absolutely worthless. Who is paying for that? Who thinks this is a good use of their ad budget?
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by thirdsun 5y ago
To each their own I guess, but to me you just described a terrible reading experience. Filling all available space with content may sound like a good idea on paper but columns of text should really limited in their width - that's just
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> I have a proper home theater setup and it seems worse. > With subs the walls shake. Try watching a movie at night with someone asleep in the next room. I mean that's the point of a subwoofer. If you want to have actual low freq
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Most AV receivers feature an option to reduce dynamic range. It may be labelled as nighttime mode, as in trying not to distrub others.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
If that means you're reading your chats later it sounds as if you're also working outside working hours.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
You are correct. It's strange to criticize Netflix for owners pulling their content.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Also: It's apparently not just an overpriced accessory, but a necessary cleaning tool for the Pro XDR display with nano surface: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-pro/clean-pro-display-xd... Honestly, I cle
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> The vast majority of people are not comfortable opening their computer and mucking around the guts. That's why Apple offers to do it for them. Sure, completely user-replacable would be ideal but such a battery design surely comes
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Reading the comment I was confused as well - it sounds as if the user provides his banking login to the merchant as part of the checkout process. However they mean that the transaction has to be approved via banking app, not unlike a 2FA au
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by thirdsun 5y ago
I doubt that's the issue. I mean, the concept is easy to grasp and explained in half a minute or less even if you never heard of Find My iPhone.
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by thirdsun 5y ago
> This has been tried many times, you are ignoring the reasons it did not work. The employees hate it because they make less money, forcing the restaurant to go back to tipping. Isn't the solution obvious? Adjust wages/prices t
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by thirdsun 5y ago
Strange decision. It doesn't even seem like a design challenge to have the task bar on any side of the screen. I can't see any reason for such an easily avoidable limitation.

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