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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> "Prevent Impairment" So, is that a double negative and this would mean it improves fat metabolism?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Now a days it is a dark pattern. But in the days before "sell everything you can about your users" became the rule, businesses optimized for the accidental deletion by users. They could easily reinstate you and your data would sti
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> I’d bet (a small amount of) money they have no ability to delete accounts at all Probably not. I bet that goes for so very many organizations. It is far easier to reinstate an accidentally (user) deleted account if it is merely marked
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Most houses build in the last decade or two use at least cat5 for phone lines. Just refit the outlet, plug in a switch where they all connect and, boom, wired network. Place a few strategically located wireless APs, adjust the signal streng
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Here's the TL;DR. > But as a general principle, I think this works: > User experience, even over developer experience. >Sadly, I think the current state of “modern” web >development reverses that principle. Developer eff
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Great! Maybe I can finally kick the habit.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
We don't listen to those people. Seriously. Of Windows, MacOS and Linux, nobody other than a fanboy would say any of them get everything right.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> I don't think that's contradicting. Sure it is. Only means exclusively, one, no more. They're saying, "You exclusively need to wear a mask if you're taking care of a person with C-19". This action, excl
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Don't grocery stores do this with own-labeled items?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Interesting. I run rainloop on my (local) server so I can have mail in my browser (while on my lan). I'll have to see if I can get bridge for linux working with that. Server is headless, so hopefully bridge is too...
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I believe Apple uses the iPhone as a test bed for its CPUs that they will eventually put into their Mac line. The Mac line doesn't make enough money to justify putting that much engineering into making a new CPU for them.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> Yea, but you wont buy a Mac just to run Omnifocus. No, but when it is time to buy another Mac, you'd like it to run Omnifocus.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> ... with nothing to show for the money they took in They made some Incredibles 2 style goggles.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I've worked remote for a half dozen years now, and you're absolutely right, the lag is definitely the major factor. Minor factors are just the extra little effort expended in making sure your screen is showing, making sure everyon
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> Why is it always hate, hate and hate. I firmly believe that being mean (spreading hate) takes much less effort than being nice. It's like curse words. It is so much easier to drop an F-Bomb than it is to a word that's more de
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Joshua/WOPR: A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Follow the money. Who do the CEOs of the cruise ships know that are in Congress?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Put a mark on the swab, put a rubber band around the mark on the swab and say it has to go back that far. Have a test for adults and another for children. But, the video from the actual labcorp website someone else posted shows it does not
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> and guess what I probably wanted How is interpreting "shirts without stripes" as "I wish to see shirts that don't have any stripes" guessing? I would venture to say that most people (meaning your use case is in
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Yes, this seems very reasonable.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I wonder if a lot of these issues would just go away if CEO compensation of a straight salary that was a reasonable amount.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Did FB provide the option to just take them all down in the case where there does not exist a nude photo of someone? Or just take them all down unconditionally? If not, was it too difficult for them to think of this option?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Why TF should the burden be on me ? So tired of this. Everything should be opt-in. You don't have permission unless I explicitly give it to you!
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> Can't we come up with a simple, good technical solution to identify hosts? You mean like DNS? What we need is a simple, good technical solution that identifies hosts but removes money from the equation.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
If anyone from Halide is reading this there's a slight typo in the copy: > This is the first time a new imagining capture technology has appeared on iPad before iPhone. I believe that should read "... imaging ..."
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
We get a lot of grief down here in Florida, but what people don't get is that we are the way we are because the worst people from every other state retire here.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
How about "pursuing other interests"? Seriously, though, "fired" is fine.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
No mention of Noam Chomsky.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Smithfield is owned by the Chinese. Their economy is getting back on track, let them bail out Smithfield.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Effective at what?

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