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by tracker1 9mo ago
Even by the pound would be hard... quality two-ply vs low-grade gas station TP... The price per unit is also difficult to compare... are you getting the costco packs that still have the larger per-sheet area or the new, smaller sheets. Not
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I'm not familiar enough beyond casual use of Steam on Linux and a few one-offs to know the current state of gaming... but can only posit that a GoG installer/launcher for Linux that uses Proton (like Steam) wouldn't hurt.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I used to like Digg and enjoy the podcast a lot. No idea what the tech behind this site is, or what server(s) it's running on, but kind of clearly not enough for the hug of death it seems to be getting... can't really even use it
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I would think that with a bit of work, it should be possible to implement a baseline for a language like Rust or Go to target that environment with a "bare" application that may or may not have a direct filesystem interface to use
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I'm nut sure I'd go that far... it's just I expect a "Pub" to include pub food.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Not sure on the downvotes, I'm literally advocating for paying VISA workers MORE.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Of you can do what 3% of Deskop/Laptop users in the US did last year and switch to Linux instead.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I often toyed with the thought of a TP index... literally the spend on something you use to wipe crap off your rear and throw away.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Beyond just the monthly/yearly changes are the cumulative affects of those changes and disparities of wage stagnation with record inflation over time. Increased rent/housing costs are also a massive factor. Not even counting the
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by tracker1 9mo ago
My biggest issue with work visas is they're treated as an under-class that literally competes at upwards of half the pay or less and used to suppress wages. Especially in the past 5 years. I'd like to see a 100% tax on Visa worker
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Absolutely, and I didn't mean to even imply that this circumstance isn't worse than then. Even being employed is kind of crappy, at least for me... beyond seeing positions expired and literally opening the same jobs at half the p
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by tracker1 9mo ago
You can't provide an existing ssh tunnel with a port for said database yourself, locally?
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by tracker1 9mo ago
On #0, there was a group that did this in SV around 2000 called itself "Recession Camp" where they did free/cheap group activities. Would be cool to see something similar, but more persistent. On #2, with the dotcom bust and
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Similar around 2000-2001 or so. It sucked, a lot. I'd add that there really wasn't much detail from OP in terms if the types of study/work or social aspects that may be at play. For better or worse, things like "nose r
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by tracker1 9mo ago
In the case of cc-tlds the respective government... In the case of other TLDs ICANN. edit: .edu provides for educational content, .art for artistic expression, .xxx for explicit content.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Even though I like JS/TS, I agree... not to mention that at even 10x the suggested amount for paid accounts, or even $1 per private repo per month, it still wouldn't be significant to any individual developer... More along the lin
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by tracker1 9mo ago
So you sprinkle a few tens of thousands of dollars across a few hundreds of thousands of developers every month? Thanks for the $0.48 Github. s/thousands/millions/ the point stands that there are way more devs than commercia
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Plenty of people use pickup/work trucks and travel under 150-250 miles a day.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I can see that, but I mean in terms of body specs and room to reshape/cover/modify the vehicle to different needs beyond pickup truck. Including a second row of seats.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Does that include a whitelist of allowed for children websites?
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Yeah.. the opposition was just a bad take IMO... "but it will create a virtual red light district" which is EXACTLY what you want online, unlike a physical city, you aren't going to accidentally take a wrong turn, and if you&
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I'm honestly a bit mixed on this... I don't think that (especially young) children should have access to explicit, graphic sexual content, especially kink. If you as a parent want your kids to have access, so be it... but then
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Along a similar note, I hate when a Bar is labelled as a "Pub" and doesn't serve food. IMO, in the US, if it's labelled a "pub" it should serve food.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
While this is cool to see, would be nice to see some indication of the nation specific context for those outside that nation... especially since it's the more generic .com tld instead of say .uk ... Maybe even a Union Jack in the corne
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by tracker1 9mo ago
I think the difference is what each company respectively thought of the model itself. For Tesla, Cybertruck is imo like a lower-volume sports car... for Ford, it was an upscale work truck option. The expectations are imo very different.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Was experimenting with something similar... working on a modern QWK reader, and this is kind of a core thing to deal with, rendering ansi in messages as html. (synchronet color codes don't work right and renegade color codes untested)
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by tracker1 9mo ago
+1, these type of behaviors are really likely to change/break in time. There's a reason the API tends to include permalink URLs... new Id's and the link pattern may very well change dramatically over time.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
If that was the goal, then killing nuclear power and holding it back for the past 4 decades was probably the wrong move. Solar and other "renewable" sources aren't enough to meet energy needs now, let alone the near future.
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by tracker1 9mo ago
For 2025, Ford sold about 2.2 million vehicles, Tesla was like 1.6m. Given, more variety for Ford... But there's also margins and supply chains to consider. The Cybertruck is kind of ugly and very expensive... not to mention that no
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by tracker1 9mo ago
Fortunately/Unfortunately it wouldn't be a good experience for Phone use, maybe table as part of it will be displaying BBS-ANSI art and messages which lends itself to a larger display.

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