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by tw04 9mo ago
I can say that my parents have never once complained about a scam on their phone caused by sideloading. In fact I don’t know anyone among any of my friends or family that have ever had that issue. Every last one of my non-technical friends
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by tw04 9mo ago
>I can definitely believe that in 2026 someone at their computer with access to money can send the right emails and make the right bank transfers to get real people to grow corn for you. They could also just burn their cash. Because they
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by tw04 9mo ago
“A farm coordinator doesn’t plant every seed” Huh? I have no doubt that mega corporate farms have a “farm manager”, but I can tell you having grown up in small town America, that’s just not a thing. My buddies dad’s were “farm manager”, an
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by tw04 9mo ago
Downvoting without engaging in a discussion kind of directly violates both the spirit and rules around here. I've posted pretty solid evidence that dregulation, did not, in fact improve the agricultural situation for New Zealand. It a
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by tw04 9mo ago
It would appear that to remain competitive they had massive consolidation, and with that an increase in animal density leading to major issues with water pollution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CraFarms So I guess yay
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by tw04 9mo ago
I wonder if at some point before large corporations finish buying up the last of the family farms in America, if rural America will figure out Trump and his maga republicans were never their friends.
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by tw04 9mo ago
I think Scott is about to find out the hard way that telling the rest of the world you don’t need them because you have a big army is a great way to find out just how much you need them. See: Russia’s economy for reference.
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by tw04 9mo ago
I thought you said she didn’t have a platform? Now you’re criticizing her for “giving in to political resistance” - and by that you mean not getting up on stage and just knowingly and blatantly lying to the American public by claiming she w
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by tw04 9mo ago
> I think she could have won if she had offered voters anything. But she did offer voters lots of things if you spent 30 seconds listening to her and stepped out of the faux news and Twitter echo chambers. And basically every last bit of
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by tw04 9mo ago
Try speaking to someone from Hong Kong or Tibet and get back to me. Claiming that China isn’t a danger to democracy and doesn’t have expansionist desires is insane. Look no further than their border with India.
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by tw04 9mo ago
It wasn’t auto censored. And you didn’t explain anything, you made a silly and provably false statement and were understandably downvoted almost immediately. Just like if you were to claim the moon landing was faked.
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by tw04 9mo ago
You are free to say whatever you want. Society is free to dismiss your factually incorrect statements. That isn’t censorship, nobody is required to listen to your nonsense or give you a platform to spout it.
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by tw04 9mo ago
This is what happens when you abandon your allies and soft power. The US is about to find out that their economy isn't capable of surviving in 2026 without the soft power they've had since WWII. Steven Miller is also about to fi
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by tw04 9mo ago
$400 where? The cheapest I've seen the kuycon 5k is $800 before shipping, and the QA has been hit and miss with users having to pay to ship it back. It's not to say it's a bad option, but it's definitely not $400 out th
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by tw04 9mo ago
AFAIK it was never released, and it used FUSE, it wasn’t native.
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by tw04 9mo ago
I can tell you bartender 6 has been perpetually broken since release and does this. I finally gave up on it after the devs sent me “fixes” that never fixed anything.
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by tw04 9mo ago
> The entire point is to make it public, for anyone to use however is useful to him or her The entire point isn’t to allow a large corporation to make private projects out of your open source project for many open source licenses. It’s
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by tw04 9mo ago
> It feels like we’re getting there with journalism Huh? Media is less trusted now than it’s ever been and that’s largely driven by Twitter driving people to be “first” instead of accurate. Not to mention the state sponsored bots promot
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by tw04 9mo ago
That’s exactly what the end goal is. It’ll only be a matter of time before Texas has schools that don’t even attempt to teach impartiality.
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by tw04 9mo ago
> Bose should not receive praise for this move. Remind me of any other vendor in recent history that end of lifed a hardware product and then open sourced it whether they got backlash or not. Because I can’t think of a single one. So yes
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by tw04 9mo ago
They have a relationship with your cert provider and get a copy of your cert or the root so they can decrypt the traffic.
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by tw04 9mo ago
Presumably there are no flights from Paris to Munich then? There are. A flight is about an hour and a half, a train is about 5 hours. Far more people fly between the two every day than take a train.
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by tw04 9mo ago
> Historically, faster transport doesn’t replace slower transport wholesale; it creates a premium tier while pushing the mass market down to a lower cost/energy equilibrium. If that were true, we’d all be taking trains and boats eve
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by tw04 9mo ago
Old notifications, assuming a 5 button watch, tap the middle button, then select notifications which on my watch is the first option in the list.
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by tw04 9mo ago
> Nope, some are touch screen only Which ones are touch screen only?
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by tw04 9mo ago
I don’t see any mention of clay in the article, just this: > It can be produced in custom sizes, voltages, and geometries, enabling structural integration and non-traditional formats like serving as the body of a drone or a vehicle chass
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by tw04 9mo ago
I take it you don’t have a garmin? You can play music directly from it (spotify, YouTube music, etc apps). You get phone notifications, can respond to text messages, make payments, and newer versions include LTE. They are absolutely a sma
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by tw04 9mo ago
Huh? Are you sure you aren’t thinking of another brand? Literally every garmin watch I can find on their site has buttons. The size is also very much watch specific. They will all be thicker than a pebble, but they’ll also all have far mor
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by tw04 9mo ago
If we’re still chasing cheap oil we’re going to get crushed by China. Both from an economic and national security perspective, ignoring renewable energy to pursue burning more fossil fuels is the height of ignorance. Not only are we destr
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by tw04 10mo ago
I don’t think that math is quite right. Graduating from college in 2000 would be 47, not 57 unless they were 32 when they graduated college.

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