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by woleium 1y ago
if there is a natural disaster, which happens frequently at the southern point of Japan (a blue zone for longevity) then records can be destroyed. when records are destroyed you just have to ask folks what their birthdays are. Turns out you
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by woleium 1y ago
This really should be the default. Folks who know can easily disable it.
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by woleium 1y ago
i suspect it will be grand theft auto for kids
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by woleium 1y ago
There is a “ten minute rule” for youtube video to maximize reach / clout / whatever the kids are looking for.
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by woleium 1y ago
how to destroy all good will towards the usa in three easy steps.
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by woleium 1y ago
i believe they sterilized the pupae, but they must have had a breeding zone. I can’t imagine how awful that area of the facility would look and smell.
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by woleium 1y ago
This. Agricultural use of water dwarfs home use. See the graph here: https://archive.is/t7WEX
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by woleium 1y ago
Because it’s “the future” (tm)(c)(limited liability). Surely the question to ask is, how do they determine who is a UAE citizen?
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by woleium 1y ago
unlikely, freedom of speech does not extend to forcing others to repeat that which you say.
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by woleium 1y ago
iirc apple are/were very protective of the phone interface and would not allow apps that replace it.
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by woleium 1y ago
Its not the paint you are buying, its the painting.
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by woleium 1y ago
And another echo chamber is born.
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by woleium 1y ago
gemini is cheaper, probably
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by woleium 1y ago
Yes, a bale of hay used to be a warning of something to look out for on the road ahead
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by woleium 1y ago
The election of the GOP in the States recently seems to offer a counter to your view.
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by woleium 1y ago
redhotpawn.com is still a thing!
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by woleium 1y ago
Oh, i misunderstood. my bad! I thought it was for compilation of ios apps for linux and macos.
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by woleium 1y ago
no android support?
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by woleium 1y ago
Sounds like you would trade convenience for a reduction of freedom for the young and the poor.
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by woleium 1y ago
turn up your volume.
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by woleium 1y ago
tangentially related, great to see https://www.iiiiiiii.com/ is still going
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by woleium 1y ago
And then there is amazon sidewalk, which can only be evaded by unplugging the wifi board on your tv
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by woleium 1y ago
Im not sure there are habitual users, in the way there are habitual users of tobacco or alcohol
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by woleium 1y ago
no, but it may make a shorter ping time for intra exchange hft
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by woleium 1y ago
There is the story in Dr. James Ketchum‘s memoir of a barrel containing 40lbs of LSD turning up in his offices. He worked on the Edgewood arsenal as part of the US military. This was enough LSD to make several hundred million people trip an
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by woleium 1y ago
Gentle reminder of one of the HN guidelines for comments: Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting.
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by woleium 1y ago
People always say this, but how would they replace the federal funds?
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by woleium 1y ago
I think we will find a way. likely something that allows us to build a stronger universal profile with time, or quicker strong profile with verification from e.g. online banks. It'll have to be for the public good, i.e. not for profit,
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by woleium 1y ago
I highly recommend an rss reader. I used to use google reader, decamped to feedly when it died and more recently i moved to innoreader after feedly did weird stuff with pricing. I have heard theoldreader is good too.
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by woleium 1y ago
i believe many countries went through a period of consolidation where many smaller (failing) schools were closed as the population became more mobile with cars.

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