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todfox
4y ago
You're allowed to do whatever you want. For myself, I am just beyond supporting or being part of any type of group or culture or signaling such.
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4y ago
I refuse to wear or display any corporate logo, even if I generally like the company or its products. I buy unbranded clothing. When I can't get something unbranded (like a decent parka), I remove or obliterate the logo. I covered the
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todfox
4y ago
Jones in the Fast Lane: https://jonesinthefastlane.com You start in poverty and can work your way out, but you can also get trapped. It certainly gives you the feeling of the grind: eating only the cheapest food, earning barely
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todfox
5y ago
Maybe reporters keep asking him the same questions.
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5y ago
Columbus is not in the Lake Erie watershed. It is in the Ohio River watershed. The Great Lakes Compact does not allow Columbus to get its water from Lake Erie.
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todfox
5y ago
This is an elitist view and there is nothing wrong with that. Don't dumb down desktop computers for those of us who like and understand them as they are. Everyone else can use an iPad.
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todfox
5y ago
Not to cut Intuit any slack, but in my mind there already is a useful free file program. I've been totally satisfied with Free File Fillable Forms for many years. I wouldn't trust the guided programs even if they were free.
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5y ago
For more of these daily annoyances: https://grumpy.website The growing user hostility of UIs makes me want to stop developing software and even stop using computers. I started using computers because they made more sense to me t
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5y ago
Well said. Getting vaccinated when you're technically low risk may seem selfish, but it still benefits others. It would be politically untenable for the US to give away its remaining doses until a substantial portion of its own populat
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5y ago
Your altruism is laudable but don't think this can't hurt you. I know a healthy, athletic 25 year old who has needed an inhaler every day for the last year because of her moderate, non-hospitalized Covid case. Her lung damage will
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6y ago
I think there is a misunderstanding here. I was referring to the illumination of aircraft by lights on Earth, not lights on the aircraft itself. The light coming from Earth is wasted.
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todfox
6y ago
When I walk around my town at midnight, I often stand and notice how the lights just reveal empty space everywhere. Nobody is around. Nobody is even using the all that light! Driving at night would be dangerous without light of course, but
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todfox
6y ago
That's a great idea. It wouldn't impose a cost or a require permanent change to anyone's property. If people could only see what they're missing!
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6y ago
There's much less air traffic at night, and what traffic there is, is probably on an IFR flight plan. But lighting would only really help VFR pilots if it was coming from above and they were looking down. Looking out and up from a smal
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6y ago
This is one issue that breaks my heart more than almost any other. I never saw a truly dark sky or the milky way until I was in my early 30s. Now I take regular road trips out west to experience it. People are so oblivious to light pollutio