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umbra07
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Can Siri batch delete alarms based on the name? "hey Siri, create an alarm and name it $X" "hey Siri, delete all alarms named $X"
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Have you asked the Sherpas how they feel before you started calling them "exploited" and advocating for the destruction of their lifestyle?
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There's a massive jump from "multi-billiojare#" to "120 billion" (10th richest).
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Just do a basic double blind test. get someone else to switch the hz a couple of times for you, and see if you can tell the difference. i would be surprised if you got anything less than a 100% success rate.
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Arch tries to generally avoid changing "default" behavior. Systemd doesn't automatically do that, so Arch won't ship systemd like that. Arch also generally avoids shipping with timers enabled.
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You implied that an American citizen was being unfaithful to the motherland, on the basis of him being a Jew.
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"Oh and look, the guy's a Jew! It all makes sense now! Hey, why are people calling me anti-semitic?"
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Lebanon and Jordan keep low profiles and/or rubble? And if you go beyond that, SA, Qatar, and the UAE keep low profiles and/or rubble?
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Patently false. 30 seconds on Zillow and there's plenty of 2b2bth homes in Austin for 350k.
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Your evidence is that your great grandpa lived to 90?
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> As far as I can tell, the only motivation for a billionaire to accrue more money is just to watch a number get larger, Really? You can't think of any other reasons?
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And how do you know what the purely-human-driven energy expenditure would have been?
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presumably because you don't have to stare at your phone
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I think almost everyone has heard the classic (2k calories for an adult) factoid. Fewer people know what maintence, calorie deficits/surpluses are, that your calorie consumption is waaaaaay more important than "eating healthy"
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I really, really like flash/easymotion/etc because I effectively also use the same jump motions all the time in my browser (with vimium/tridactyl). So I have double the muscle memory, and I context-switch less between my brow
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Isn't that kind of what GL.inet does? They seem pretty successful.
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Oh really? The two dmeo videos I just saw of the Japanese system seemed to give back your ticket as soon as you walked through the gate.
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Too obvious. Someone would have found that already.
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He went to jail because he refused to help the NSA violate FISA, and then he sold the stock knowing that his refusal would cause the stock to drop (i.e. insider trading). His conviction was entirely on the basis of insider trading. The SE
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What term would you rather use?
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We can live in the world where people don't take GLP-1s, and there are a lot of fat, unhealthy, and undisciplined people. Or we can live in the world where people do take GLP-1s, and there are a lot of not-fat, healthier, still-undisci
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Because logically I should give tips to every service worker I interact with that makes min wage. I'm obviously not going to do that. If I do tip some category of service workers, it's certainly not going to be the ones that eat&#
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But it's the logical continuation of the argument. It's not like we're going from "something something unlimited free speech -> something something more bullying something something more suicides" - which is a sl
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Because papers are increasingly written to catch the attention of news publications/blogs/social media instead of professors/academics/researchers.
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> I'm probably just showing my age, but I like the idea of a "drivered" truck leading driverless trucks versus a completely autonomous system. It's similar to my attitude on crewed spaceflight-- I like the idea of the
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I'm confused. how does handing control of the reading experience over to the reader = accessibility issue? isn't it the other way around? accessibility issues come in many different forms, and you can't accommodate them all y
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oh this is amazing. i like the `man`-help implementation. `ps` too!
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I don't know about little, but I regularly see plots of land (sometimes developed) in remote areas on Facebook Marketplace for really good prices. Or at least prices that seem compelling to me.
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My grandmother's best friend was a princess. She still grew up somewhat impoverished (middle-lower class).
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Can't you just as easily make the opposite argument? Founders that have a safety net have less drive and motivation to give it their all, because they have a safety net. They simply just don't have the same pressure to not fail, b
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