weberer

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by weberer 3y ago
The medical care is top notch. Its the billing and insurance racket that's the problem. >and it’s seemingly impossible to do anything about it Just in the past few years, we've had transparent pricing laws that drove down price
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by weberer 3y ago
>To make discovering channels easier, when you join a channel, you'll now see a list of similar public channels. There's no channel browser, but there's a similarity recommendation system? It seems a bit backwards. Right n
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by weberer 3y ago
>How about we first just get rid of the coal power plants and replace them with nuclear/renewables?
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by weberer 3y ago
>It is however completely necessary to do this. No its not. How about we first just get rid of the coal power plants and replace them with nuclear/renewables? Then we can just have electric cars. Why is it that climate activists so
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by weberer 3y ago
>System requirements >Windows 2000/XP/2003 Looks neat, but seems to be abandonware. I can't install it in my OS, at least.
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by weberer 3y ago
>After a POC i was able to get results on sub 1 second to get the results with 2 core serverless instance Is that good or bad?
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by weberer 3y ago
The "bad" cycle is only bad sales-wise. The Gamecube and Wii U were great systems.
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by weberer 3y ago
Yeah, they changed it I don't know how many years ago. It now gives a little bubble in the navbar asking the user to restart at his or her leisure.
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by weberer 3y ago
I feel the exact opposite. Changing things in Linux is usually just a checkbox in the settings. Whereas changing things in Mac or Windows can be an uphill battle, digging through registry keys, or installing third-party software just to cha
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by weberer 3y ago
I didn't cherry pick anything. I'm just saying that no suburb I've ever seen fits the strawman description. And I've looked at plenty of them up and down the Northeast corridor.
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by weberer 3y ago
What suburbs are you talking about? Whenever I see the topic discussed here, people always seem to be referring to some strawman neighborhood surrounded by desert and highway. And maybe that's true out west where land is sparse, but al
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by weberer 3y ago
Excite Truck on the Wii also had that feature. You could load mp3s onto the SD card. It was a launch title, so I was expecting most Wii games to support that feature, but I think only a couple ended up with it.
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by weberer 3y ago
This is them playing by their rules.
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by weberer 3y ago
Is it really that big of a revenue difference per-user only serving non-targeted ads?
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by weberer 3y ago
And how would I go about that during Finnish winter?
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by weberer 3y ago
Some people do it to intentionally catch hookworm. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helminthic_therapy
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by weberer 3y ago
Or people can stop acting crazy when seeing someone who disagrees with them. I'm glad he broke the Twitter echo chamber, so now people have to confront the fact that regardless of whatever direction you lean, around half the country le
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by weberer 3y ago
That would add a lot of drag.
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by weberer 3y ago
No, my point is that the trucks are still there. The ships are just adding an extra step that wasn't there before.
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by weberer 3y ago
I don't get it. Instead of a truck driving 100 miles from the factory to the store, you now have ships driving thousands of miles halfway across the world to a port, where a truck then picks up the product and drives 100 miles to the s
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by weberer 3y ago
>New EU regulation is forcing Meta to offer users an ad-free alternative Which regulation is that?
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by weberer 3y ago
>“Uranium demand has been lifted by governments from Washington to Seoul and Paris seeking energy independence by extending the lifetime of the existing fleet of nuclear reactors as they contemplate building new plants after gas prices s
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by weberer 3y ago
Nobody needs to be reminded of that. We're not retarded.
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by weberer 3y ago
I'm still holding out for HDMI output support so I can use it with the dock at work. But otherwise the project looks really good.
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by weberer 3y ago
Here you go. Its $10 at Microcenter https://www.microcenter.com/product/486575/Zero_W
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by weberer 3y ago
I never thought I'd see the day when JSTOR becomes blogspam.
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by weberer 3y ago
The Narita Express has dedicated space for luggage.
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by weberer 3y ago
Most places accept IC cards, which work like debit cards that you load money onto. Hotels support credit cards, but some western banks have trouble with the Japanese payment system.
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by weberer 3y ago
Come on, think. The addition of solar allowed Germany to phase out something. They chose to phase out nuclear rather than the dirtiest form of coal. Do you think that was the wise choice?
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by weberer 3y ago
Any wing will agree that Germany's energy policy has been bad. They shut down their nuclear production and replaced it with lignite.

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