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by yabatopia 4y ago
> I have actually been receiving much spam from gmail addresses lately and have considered banning the domain altogether. For some accounts I block all Gmail usernames ending with a number: from 0@gmail.com to 9@gmail.com. The only exc
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by yabatopia 4y ago
I don't hate Meta/Facebook, I like it as much as cancer. Super cool tech is not a free pass. The tech doesn't stand on it's own, the Quest Pro is an integral part of a dystopian world ruled by Meta. It's not hate, I
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by yabatopia 4y ago
The energy crisis is pretty bad right now, with no end in sight, for now. But that's only a short term problem. It's just a minor bump. The demographic trend is what it is: baby boomers are retiring en masse and the influx of a ne
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Just ask the Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Tibetan people. To name a few.
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Maybe they should use Nimbus for their documentation? Nimbus Note, that is: https://nimbusweb.me/ . I use Nimbus Note occasionally, it’s a bit confusing, both using the same name.
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by yabatopia 4y ago
I’ve tried to search for supported Samsung devices, especially the S20 FE, and it’s a nightmare to find anything relevant using Google. Google Search ignores /e/, making it all but impossible to find anything about the /e&#x2
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Well, you still have the option to get up, march the streets and demand for better representation. Democracy is an active, ongoing process, it doesn't stop at the election booth. You deserve better than unelected leaders (unelected as
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Thank you for recommending alternatives!
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by yabatopia 4y ago
That's a very US-centric point of view. The world is bigger than US tech companies. Mollie is very popular in certain regions in the EU, with lots of local integrations. It would make little sense to use Stripe in such cases. Look for
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Posing with a cat makes a man less dateable is not really an issue. As long as it attracts the right person, another cat loving partner.
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How I Would Learn to Code (If I Could Start Over)(youtube.com)
1 points by yabatopia 4y ago|0 comments
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by yabatopia 4y ago
That never happened.
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Venting doesn't work: https://slate.com/technology/2022/03/venting-makes-you-feel-... . HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30601594 .
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The genius engineering of the 3½ inch floppy disk(youtube.com)
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by yabatopia 4y ago
Let's ignore personality and societal issues for a moment and look at the value proposition. The 'best and final offer' of $54.20 per share is just too low to be acceptable for major investors. Just over year ago, Twitter sh
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by yabatopia 5y ago
I'm getting sick and tired of baseless comments like this being the top comment. I want to read about the real topic, additional information, different insights, ... a real discussion about the original article, link, project. Too many
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by yabatopia 5y ago
Why would China buy Russian gold? They don't really need to. I doubt the Chinese government wants to get evolved in such a risky endeavor,possibly facing sanctions or losing goodwill, just to get some gold at a discount.
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by yabatopia 5y ago
> Russia is way richer I was surprised to learn that the GDP of Russia is barely higher than the combined GDP of Luxembourg, Belgium an the Netherlands, three relatively small EU countries. Russia is a big country, has a large population
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Etsy hits sellers with 30 percent transaction fee increase(theverge.com)
2 points by yabatopia 5y ago|1 comments
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by yabatopia 5y ago
I prefer to call them MetHeads.
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by yabatopia 5y ago
Firefox + uBlock Origin. Or any other browser with built-in ad blocking like Brave or Vivaldi, probably the best solution for non-techie friends or relatives.
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Amazon Order Missing? Thousands of Stolen Parcels Litter LA Railway(youtube.com)
24 points by yabatopia 5y ago|14 comments
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by yabatopia 5y ago
> Whatever the case may be, I'm sure it's going to turn out to be something completely worthless to me. You're probably right. Here's their vision of the future: https://www.future.1password.com/ It s
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by yabatopia 5y ago
In my case, the first clue came by accident. The MD asked my to hold my arms up and after a short time it became really painful and intolerable. Another one rest is taking your pulse by hand while holding up your the arm. If the pulse is pr
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by yabatopia 5y ago
I would definitely recommend a sit-stand desk. Variation is key. Try to figure out if holding your shoulders up or down makes things worse and adjust your arm support accordingly. A good desk chair can help, with adjustable or removable arm
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by yabatopia 5y ago
I had severe pain in my fingers, hands, arms, shoulders, neck and head. Back pain came only in a later stage. For my pain in hands, arms and fingers, the root of the problem was thoracic outlet syndrome. Exercises and physical therapy didn’
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by yabatopia 5y ago
Did your doctors or therapists consider Thoracic Outlet Syndrome? I've struggled with severe pain in shoulders, arms, hands and fingers for several years. It was sort of discovered by accident. They removed both of my first ribs (rib r
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by yabatopia 5y ago
There's a link at the end of the article to a list of all the newspapers and their owners.
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I created an app that destroys YouTube scam comments(youtube.com)
2 points by yabatopia 5y ago|0 comments
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Reflecting on 10 Years of the Verge(theverge.com)
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