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waboremo
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Searched a bunch of (popular) torrent sites and some of their proxies on https://www.quad9.net/result and they are all unblocked. Which ones got blocked for you? You could also use Quad9's unsecured DNS to check if it
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There is a substantial difference between being forced to block some sites, and choosing to block some. You know this, it's not disingenuous in the slightest. Especially when this sets precedent and others will have to follow suit. I c
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4y ago
>while Vitamin D deficiency correlates to many bad things, taking Vitamin D doesn't help. Your links state the exact opposite and it's important to get wording right here. If you have a tested vitamin D deficiency (and it'
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4y ago
IMO the danger with those sections isn't how disingenuous it might be to some, it's the fact that you have to be very careful what brands you are highlighting here to not send the wrong message. What are you actually trying to con
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4y ago
Logically, most of the chargers will be at post offices to accommodate the fleet. Completely negating the question asked. Outside of the post offices, where will USPS set up additional chargers? That is the unknown right now, if they actual
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4y ago
There's not much to engage with in VR even if you actually loved your experience. It's all very short titles or titles based on repetition in short stints (fitness apps for example).
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4y ago
The idea that loneliness can be solved with even more loneliness is an idea so patently American it's hilarious. I know you're being facetious, but part of the hilarity stems from how many others genuinely believe a shed in the wo
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4y ago
What purpose does that serve when this is a socioeconomic discussion?
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4y ago
Context is important. What's being discussed is general work week trials, and the idea that nobody would publish a paper that demonstrates working less = decline in work done. Individual firm metrics are useless to even bring up here.
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4y ago
I suppose it's difficult to tell what OS one is on, when most people just use a full screen browser window anyways.
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We agree, staff trimming makes far more sense. However, what is happening isn't staff trimming. Are there any papers regarding the labor bloat specific to tech? Everyone believing in something doesn't make it true so I would love
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4y ago
You would have to quantify why less work being done is an inherently bad thing to humanity.
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4y ago
That logic is also flawed. If you see a big slowdown coming, why would you continue making large acquisitions? Why sweep thousands of various ranks rather than tighten your ship carefully where it matters?
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Anti-trust wouldn't apply here because there is very little stopping someone from creating a video hosting company and doing fine. Plenty of alternatives exist as well here, Tiktok, Vimeo, Twitch, Patreon all to varying degrees of scal
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4y ago
Tailwind is not easier to maintain than vanilla CSS in any way. There are no standards in Tailwind, tomorrow if they wanted they could rename everything. CSS actually has standards to adhere itself to. On top of this, Tailwind has to go thr
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4y ago
Most of her twitter seems sincere, where does she indicate most of it isn't? Or is this one of those convenient excuses people make, like "it's just a joke bro!"
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Funny you should mention that, while we look both ways to preserve our survival due to understanding the dangers of cars, yet we will jaywalk at the same time. A little rebellion is inevitable, just matters what it is. By acknowledging this
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4y ago
The smoking of the next generation is still smoking.
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Addictive substance in such tiny uses (a sip, the equivalent to 30 minutes of social media time/day), does not cause behavior changes over time. There is not a substantial study that demonstrates this. Remember, behavior changes are ex
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4y ago
Or, instead of creating hyper rebellious kids who seek to go against your strong absolute rules - talk to them. Get them bored of social media. Explain what's really going on, what different forms of social media exist, how to talk to
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Most of those aren't really the huge pulls. Sure Google was "fun" and offered good benefits, but it was also incredibly stable despite it's competitive edge and "fastmoving-ness". After the massive layoffs that
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We're in a thread about mindfulness.
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Judging by other sources [1][2], the more relevant information here is that employee data was accessed through a breached account with privileged access. As demonstrated by the original person who revealed the information on Twitter[3]. The
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4y ago
None of these reasons are exclusive to touchscreens, you haven't really justified why the touchscreen results in a worse experience. Even the scrollbar example, phones have those still, they just aren't the huge glossy things of w
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4y ago
Not entirely sure if any study demonstrating the benefits of meditation or mindfulness considers counting 9 to 1 repeatedly an act of either. That aligns much more closely with the advice given to those with panic disorders in how to ride o
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4y ago
Effective communication is extremely challenging, and increasingly so. Async remote communication, a must these days, is still so lacking. So many misunderstandings and oversights that way. I wish there was more content about that, and less
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4y ago
Funny you mention that! The web has shifted towards server rendering (again). Anyways, it depends on use case. It's not entirely an either or situation. Like Obsidian, the note app as an example (even though it doesn't have a web
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Your answer is hiding in your comment. You wrote a Manifest v3 extension instead of a v2. If Firefox, an underdog, wants to maintain compatibility, they're going to have to adopt v3. However, they don't want to adopt v3 with the b
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Nobody, the only way Apple is going to introduce such "choice" is by releasing the search engine they've been working on. Two birds one stone.
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Financial reports aren't as strict as you might believe them to be. There are many widely accepted tactics utilized to keep certain things secret or just in general to paint a better picture. You can report on a deal with another compa
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